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A Visit to the Humane Society for a Kitten

becomes a trio of Rabbits

 

 


Basiljp.jpg (49289 bytes)One Saturday morning my sister and I walked into the Minnesota Valley Humane Society to adopt a kitten.  Bonnie felt that her cat, Miss Luca, was getting bored with my two bunnies who were engrossed in each other.  Luca needed a new friend and we were going to find one.

The humane society was full of people.  We stopped at the “Small Animals” cages on the way in and Bonnie opened a cage door to pet the dwarf rabbit inside.  The little brown female put her head flat to get a pet and Bonnie was smitten.  We went on into the kitten room and all the kittens were on hold for adoption.   Bonnie decided to get the dwarf female and then there was another dwarf male who looked like a good mate.  For these two rabbits their "Bad Hare Days" were over.sagejp.jpg (59159 bytes)

We came home with two rabbits and no kitten!  The Netherland Dwarf female now named “Sage” was a biter at first and then stopped completely.   The little white dwarf male Bonnie named “Basil” was a nose kisser from day one.   He’s built like a tiny race horse and zooms around the living room.  (“Bullet Boy” seems like a good name for him, too.Sage is fastidious in her bathroom habits and is an all around perfect little girl.  They were spayed and neutered the next week so introductions could be made and they are a great match.   Neither one of them will get over 3 pounds so Luca will always see them as her kittens.

 

A week later I decided to adopt a Holland Lop who needed a home.  No more "Bad Hare Days" for this little lop either.  I named him Mr. Bumble B. Bunny and call him “Bumble” for short.  He used to make a buzzing sound with his teeth.  He is an outgoing and sweet little guy about and about a year old when I adopted him.  Bumble looks very sturdy and round on his stocky legs.   He went into the vet for neutering the next day.  He used to get nervous when he is petted, but he loves his pets now.  Other than humans, he isn’t afraid of anything including the vacuum cleaner!

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How does Luca feel about all this?  She has adopted both Basil and Sage, and licks their heads.  With all these “kittens” to care for I doubt Luca will ever be bored again!

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