Toffee & Fudge

[b]My daughter Jo turned up tonight wit a pais of what we think are New Zealand Rex bunns around 10 weeks old that have been abandoned in a box   how crule can people be I have some spare room as I lost Bobby last week and timmy about 6 months ago but gained a GP Danndy so toffee & Fudge as we have named them are in with her I will post some pics tomorrow (if the little monsters stand still long enough) so as maby somone can tell me if we have the correct make and model   

Pics...Pics....Pics....???

    to the people who abandoned them, they should be shot.

The world is a much better place with people like you around, Rob!

Looking forward to pics.

Sorry to hear you lost Bobby and Timmy

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Hi Rob!

How completely brilliant to hear from you?  how are the rest of the gang?  

Yet again I am astonished at how awful some human beings are.  Thank goodness you have them now and they have just struck bunny gold.  What does Ruffin think of the new arrivals :-)

Cant wait to have a good catch up.

Im sorry to hear that you lost your little guys, but they are lucky enough to have known an amazing life with you guys in the time they had.

Again, its lovely to hear from you x x

The little monsters wont stand still but will get more picks very soon The pick I really wanted was Toffee and Fudge laid in the hay fast asleep with Danndy the GP who is larger than the bunns. Toffee is the lighter color and more timid however it is her that keeps going through the tunnel to the run entrance but up to now thats as far as she gets

OMG they are CUUUTTTEEEEEEE!

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!

Hi Katie we lost Timmy a while ago then Bobby sadly but ended up with another Piggy called Dandy she is one of Daisys daughters and never stops queeking but since she been here Daisy hasnt queeked much think he woried that child support may catch him for back money. Jaz is fine Rosie is just as dim and clumsy as ever she cant manage to jump about without landing in her food or water bowl or most times landing on Jim. Had a very scary time with Jim about a month ago, he had seemed lathargic for a couple of days I went in to give them supper on the Wed evening and he was just laid out no movement at all. i picked him up which he wouldnt usualy let me do and laid in my arms his eyes were closed I held him for an hour with tears running down my face looked at him and couldnt see him breathing any more I said goodby to him best I could took him out of the hutch to lay him in the garage overnight in a box as I was laying him down his back legs flicked slightly so put him back into the hutch with his true love Rosie. I left them to say goodbye Got up at 3 am and went into the garage knowing what I would find   a bright eyed Jim jumping about as if to say feed me I missed me supper last nite totaly baffled the vet as well

Yes they are to cute but thinks they going to be up to all sorts when the settle in   

I have merged the two threads as they cross reference each other.

I agree with Katie - it's great to have you back Rob.

I definitely don't think you have new zealands there Rob. New Zealands are large pure white buns with red eyes. I also don't think you have rexes as they are a bit fluffy. I think it's most likely that what you have is a couple of English Spots and very cute there are too!

yes I have been looking up New zealanders and they dont look alike it was somebody that Jo had shown a photo to but not really bothered what they are as long as they are safe now. just been outside sat on floor in garage for half an hour with them climing all over me

Hi Rob, it's lovely to have you back

They are just too cute

Oh my goodness what a scare! Little monkey! I'm glad to hear they are ok though, even if Daisy's chickens are coming home to roost hahshahaha .

 

Very cute baby buns     

I think that they are probably cross breed buns - they fur doesn't look typically Rex. Are they both girls? If you are not sure - and I know I wouldn't be able to, a trip to the vets may be an idea just in case you have a girl and boy.

BugsBunny wrote:    to the people who abandoned them, they should be shot.

Shooting is too quick for them love. Such adorable buns, how can anyone possibly do it?

Hugs

Jo xx

Forgot to mention Ruffin is fine and we have 2 wild chickens that have adopted us Ginger and allichen it confuses the cats that we have 2 overgrown sparrows but at least we get 2 fresh eggs most days. As for toffee and fudge they will be going to vets next week for a check up etc

Ruffin wrote:Hi Katie we lost Timmy a while ago then Bobby sadly but ended up with another Piggy called Dandy she is one of Daisys daughters and never stops queeking but since she been here Daisy hasnt queeked much think he woried that child support may catch him for back money. Jaz is fine Rosie is just as dim and clumsy as ever she cant manage to jump about without landing in her food or water bowl or most times landing on Jim. Had a very scary time with Jim about a month ago, he had seemed lathargic for a couple of days I went in to give them supper on the Wed evening and he was just laid out no movement at all. i picked him up which he wouldnt usualy let me do and laid in my arms his eyes were closed I held him for an hour with tears running down my face looked at him and couldnt see him breathing any more I said goodby to him best I could took him out of the hutch to lay him in the garage overnight in a box as I was laying him down his back legs flicked slightly so put him back into the hutch with his true love Rosie. I left them to say goodbye Got up at 3 am and went into the garage knowing what I would find   a bright eyed Jim jumping about as if to say feed me I missed me supper last nite totaly baffled the vet as well

Ooh Jim!! You norty bunny

I'm ashamed to admit I had a little chuckle at that

Sixer wrote: 

Very cute baby buns     

I think that they are probably cross breed buns - they fur doesn't look typically Rex. Are they both girls? If you are not sure - and I know I wouldn't be able to, a trip to the vets may be an idea just in case you have a girl and boy.

I did this too, even though it was the SSPCA vet that sexed Molly and Junior. I think we sometimes just need to hear it with our own ears. I was so scared they'd mature and fall out of if they were both boys.

Congratulations Rob!
As I say right bunny will come at right time to right hoomin. Glad the two have found you. They are absolutely gorgeous.
And regarding bunny health scare