Harlequin mix, approx 3yrs old, and 6+ lbs
This beautiful Harlequin mix, approx 3yrs old, and 6+ lbs., has lived
her life in a small outdoor hutch with minimal human interaction. No
longer wanted, Sunday came into 3 Bunnies care.
Hi, my name is Sunday. I'm a sweet girl, but I will admit, I have a
bit of a strong will. I do like attention, and will let you pick me
up, but I would prefer you played with me on my level. I do tend to
talk a bit, giving a grumble and grunt when something is not my way
(YES! I'm opinionated), but don't worry, my foster mom says it is
all show. I love laying in my bed, and sometimes I make it even
more enjoyable by putting some of my hay on it. I think nice cats
are ok, dogs, I'm not so sure. I would love to find my forever
home.
NOTE: Sunday should go into an adult only home
Thanks for reading!!
Sunday
UPDATE JULY 4, 2010: Poor Sunday had a bizarre accident over the
holiday weekend. She got spooked and hit her eye against the xpen. She
was taken to the emergency hospital at Bolton CT, where the
veterinarian had no choice but to remove her eye. Thankfully she
pulled through, and will now have to heal. Sunday is on antibiotics
and pain med, and will be going back to the vet for suture removal.
We are putting Sunday up for sponsorship to help with her medical
bills. If you want to just send "well wishes", Sunday will gladly
accept those.
Thanks for reading!!
Sunday
UPDATE JULY 4, 2010: Poor Sunday had a bizarre accident over the
holiday weekend. She got spooked and hit her eye against the xpen. She
was taken to the emergency hospital at Bolton CT, where the
veterinarian had no choice but to remove her eye. Thankfully she
pulled through, and will now have to heal. Sunday is on antibiotics
and pain med, and will be going back to the vet for suture removal.
We are putting Sunday up for sponsorship to help with her medical
bills. If you want to just send "well wishes", Sunday will gladly
accept those.
To rescue abandoned,
unwanted, and abused rabbits without prejudice to age, gender, breed,
type, or other issues; to provide foster care; to spay and neuter; to
provide medical and rehabilitative care; to find permanent quality
indoor homes for them;
To educate the public and assist humane societies, animal control
officers, and other rescues, in teaching proper rabbit care to the
public;
To reduce, primarily by public education, the number of rabbits
abandoned at shelters and / or turned loose when no longer wanted.
