Sue -Paws

Are Goldilocks and Bugs still available for adoption and how old is Bugs?

I'm after 2 bonded bunnies, 3 years old for a lady

Bump

It's ok I've contacted Pawz For Thought rescue.

Just got your message, emailed vicky.

They are a lovely couple of rabbits :-)

Aww!!! I hope it works out

Please do let us know!!!!

Bugs is a little younger than Goldilocks and is between 2 and 2.5 years old.

Beautiful little couple

I've just looked them up again, they are lovely

Sue_pawz wrote:Bugs is a little younger than Goldilocks and is between 2 and 2.5 years old.

Beautiful little couple

That sounds brilliant will contact the lady and get back to you

OOOOO! I hope there is an adoption!!!! Sending adoption vibes!

'a lady' isn't code name for Maysie Tucker is it?

ooo this sounds exciting!

no it's not me honestly.

I have been on a mission trying to find 3 rabbits for a young couple and a lady, I've found Harry for the young couple which we are collecting on Saturday from Bunny Hop rabbit rescue in Lancashire and I'd see these two on Pawz for Thought website and they are just ideal for this lady I have forwarded the photos on to her and she cried she loves them and so I have just contacted Paws for Thought to put a reserve on them and they can come here and stop a couple of days till I arrange something with the lady as she lives in Bradford, she has a great set up and I know they will have a good home and be well loved.

So Sue-Pawz those beautiful buns Goldilocks and Bugs have a forever home waiting for them

cheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:'a lady' isn't code name for Maysie Tucker is it?

I had the exact same thought!

Thumper2001 wrote:

cheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:'a lady' isn't code name for Maysie Tucker is it?

I had the exact same thought!

No it's not me I wish it was as they are gorgeous, they are for a lady called Margaret in Bradford who is a friend of my friend Jane.

I hope all goes to plan

Thumper2001 wrote:I hope all goes to plan

I do as Margaret is so excited

You will need to convince her to join HH

Thumper2001 wrote:You will need to convince her to join HH

I will tell her

I was just wondering - have you had any reply at all? It's just that rehoming outside our area is tricky for us to organise - it's very unlikely that any of our volunteers would be able to give a home visit to someone in Bradford. In this situation, it is best to send as much info as possible about this lady's set up, with pictures and/or videos, as in depth as possible.

It will also help to mention my name as someone who will put a good word in

Hope it works out!

Sue_pawz wrote: I was just wondering - have you had any reply at all? It's just that rehoming outside our area is tricky for us to organise - it's very unlikely that any of our volunteers would be able to give a home visit to someone in Bradford. In this situation, it is best to send as much info as possible about this lady's set up, with pictures and/or videos, as in depth as possible.

It will also help to mention my name as someone who will put a good word in

Hope it works out!

I can vouch it's a great set up but I will get her to forward photos I don't think she could do a video as she is not so great on the computer, we could collect the buns and meet them half way.

Oh I hope they don't let them go to anyone else as she is so excited. I will ring my friend now to ask her to ask Margaret to send photos.

cheryl'n'bruce'flo wrote:'a lady' isn't code name for Maysie Tucker is it?

Oh gosh if this lady doesn't get them now I will be heartbroken as she loves them. If I have to I will homecheck her for you as I know the procedure.

Ok we'll see what we can sort out.

It's purely resources that we struggle with homing outside our local area - we're desperately short of volunteers.

I'll send an email now

Thanks Sue, they would have a loving home as she has just lost her rabbit to cancer and is missing having bunnies

I have sent a supporting email We have real trouble homing pairs of bunnies - Jack and Vera have been in quite some time too.