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We’re Exhausted…
And frankly, so is our credit card.
We have so many bunnies under special care; the vet visits have been constant.
Right now, poor little Scruff Butt is undergoing exploratory surgery for a mass in her abdomen, and old bunny Margot is undergoing a hind leg amputation from a break that might be bone cancer.
We’ve had Diamond, Aggie, Sweetpea, Rosie, and Hoskins also all in for issues this week, and we still need appointments for Darcy and Daisy. Deanna is almost living at our vet clinics. She’s having to get up early for the appointments, and she’s staying up late for the feedings and medications.
This is in addition to the spays and neuters for the spring influx of babies and our other recent rescues, and several super old colony rabbits we’ve had to euthanize, which is also costly.
We need our card paid down immediately. Can anyone help? paypal.com/ca/fundraiser/charity/3764772 or rabbitats.org/donate
INCOMING – We took in four babies yesterday after their nest was dug up by an excavator in Steveston. A fifth little one was found in the nest, already passed on. 😞
They’re in the best hands with our baby foster (pictured: three settled into the nest). Sadly, the fourth passed last night, snuggled in with their siblings. 💔🌈We are hopeful for the surviving three. They are so teeny tiny. Please send your best wishes.
Donations are appreciated to support their care and to help fund future rescues like this one. If the donation button doesn’t work, please visit: paypal.com/ca/fundraiser/charity/3764772 or rabbitats.org/donate
Happy bun buns at our Kindred sanctuary. 🧡 We call the agouti “Puddles” because he turns into a puddle of mush when you pet him. 🥹 Thanks for the photos, Nicole!
Rabbitat's Guide to Sanctuary Rescue is an in-dept overview of what it takes to start a rabbit sanctuary - from construction to logistics and care.
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