My recent rescue U/D doing well
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My recent rescue U/D doing well
For those of you who didn't see the thread, I thought I would post the pictures here, this is a rescue I did on Friday night, 2 x 7 month old male kittens and 1 x 18 month old male bunny, all the animals were hungry and all need medical treatment, the bunny has lost a big chunk out of his ear and is covered in scabs, his testicles have bite marks on them too! , the cats have gunky eyes and worms, all the animals are starving and so are being fed little and often, none of them had food or water
One pussy cat
The other cat
Where the bunny lived
The bunny himself
His poorly ear
They are all settled and doing quite well
One pussy cat
The other cat
Where the bunny lived
The bunny himself
His poorly ear
They are all settled and doing quite well
Last edited by Snowy on Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:42 pm; edited 1 time in total
Snowy- Senior Hopper
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aww those poor animals...im so glad they are safe and settled now
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so glad agent snowy got to their rescue!
they will all be well looked after now-the bunny is so handsome even with his poorly ear!
so relieved that they are all safe! x
they will all be well looked after now-the bunny is so handsome even with his poorly ear!
so relieved that they are all safe! x
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he looks a proper romeo!
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He looks like your Fudge! :luv:FudgesMummy wrote:he looks a proper romeo!
im so glad they are with you now Snowy :luv: :luv: :luv: :luv:
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yes he is a little like him, probably why i went squeee!! :luv:
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They have settled in well, the cats are still eating everything in site but are terrified of hoomins!, the bunny is doing OK although he is not keen on people either and hates being picked up he has developed a 'runny bum' overnight so will have to keep an eye on that, but at least they are safe now
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Thank goodness you got them out - I am sure they will soon realise life has taken a turn for the better.
Well done
Well done
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So glad they are now safe
And it was lucky that their owner knew Belinda so when he asked if anyone wanted them she was able to pass his details on to you and Jane
Better that he wanted to give them in rather than hanging on to them any longer poor things
the bunny is gorgeous :luv:
And it was lucky that their owner knew Belinda so when he asked if anyone wanted them she was able to pass his details on to you and Jane
Better that he wanted to give them in rather than hanging on to them any longer poor things
the bunny is gorgeous :luv:
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I'm so glad you got them out Theo, and thanks for posting these, it really gives a true insight into the things you rescues face and take on, you're amazing
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well done, I cant say any more really, I really mean it. Well done. xxxx
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Lovely to see them Theo... well done you. I am still appalled at the state you have found them in, but I know they will be safe with you x
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So glad you got them and that they are now in good hands. Well done
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Hope Little Bunny Romeo*'s tummy/bottom settle if he has been starved no wonder his little tum is doing weird things with food!
So pleased they have settled.....sending them all gentle plumping up and happy vibes!
(*sorry he is a Romeo to me what with those gorgeous eyes!)
So pleased they have settled.....sending them all gentle plumping up and happy vibes!
(*sorry he is a Romeo to me what with those gorgeous eyes!)
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Aww they are all lovely :luv:
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Poor things . Well done on getting them out, please keep us updated x
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Jay wrote:I'm so glad you got them out Theo, and thanks for posting these, it really gives a true insight into the things you rescues face and take on, you're amazing
This is the norm for rescues we deal with it on a daily basis unfortunately, but as Jill as said it is alot easier when the owners want to hand them in rather than trying to convince them that they should give them in as this is when a situation can turn out horrible. I did one a few years ago where social services and contacted me to take in a house rabbit that a senile dementia woman had a house cat and was feeding it dog food. I went in and came out crying as the poor woman loved this rabbit to pieces but didn't realise (with the dementi) she was feeding it dog food. As we were bringing the rabbit away she asked me if the rabbit would know that she loved her and I said yes.
At least cats and rabbits will now get good homes and be well looked after, I bet the poor man is upset at giving his pets up
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*comes to leave healing vibes to little romeo* :luv:
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He is a cutie and at least he will get well looked after at Theo's
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i just wish i could do a bit more other than send vibes...ive really fallen for him the sweet little guy x
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ah bless them all especially bun with his poorly ear, at least they are with you now snowy
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Well done you! These photos really do highlight the good that rescues do. The state that bunny's 'living area' was in is just appalling. I have seen few worse photos than that poor little thing
So glad they found their way to you, well done Snowy!
So glad they found their way to you, well done Snowy!
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How are the gang doing today snowy? Has romeo's runny bottom settled?
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Hi, the cats are in a really poor condition, their fur is so dirty and sticky, they both had worms, fleas and eye infections, they still haven't stopped eating yet, they are really starving and thirsty, they have been to the vet and are getting treatment
Bunny is quite bright in himself, his runny bottom is just 'soft' now, I suppose it's the change in food and different water area I think, but tonight he has developed a snotty nose so we will be off to the vet again tomorrow , he is beautiful though and has settled in quite well, we are already very attached to him
You like the name Romeo?
Bunny is quite bright in himself, his runny bottom is just 'soft' now, I suppose it's the change in food and different water area I think, but tonight he has developed a snotty nose so we will be off to the vet again tomorrow , he is beautiful though and has settled in quite well, we are already very attached to him
You like the name Romeo?
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Love the name Romeo! Can't believe what a state these poor souls are in At least they are getting the right care now thanks to you hun xxx
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