Lovely Grace has gone to the next world. 🌈 She came to us in the Fall of 2017 from Hen Harbor. She had been surrendered when her human could no longer care for her.
Having been a house chicken, Gracie felt right at home riding around on Ross’ shoulder while he worked in the chicken yard. In her later years she was one of the first to roost in the evening, and Hawkeye would join her every night.
Juliet has become such a happy girl! You can see her binky-prints on the blanket. 😂 Here she is “visiting” Eleanor. Eleanor does her binkies out on the catio. ❤️🐇
They had their vaccination boosters for RHDV2 today at the Avian and Exotic Clinic of Monterey. Both girls are up in weight. 🙊 I’m sure I had nothing to do with that. I would never share my snacks with them. 🍊🍿😂 ... See MoreSee Less
Sparkle having her supplemental breakfast this morning. 🌦️ She became disabled a few weeks ago, but still gets around really well (especially at mealtimes! 😄) We have some fleece beds set up for her to help keep her clean and comfortable.
Sparkle came to Monterey County Animal Services as a youngster in May of 2017 with her 3 brothers/cousins. She was surrendered to us with the boys and an additional 2 girls in October, and had her babies Thanksgiving morning (all 3 girls were pregnant.) Sparkle was an excellent mom, and later became a member of the Wild Bunch. We’re delighted that she’s nearing her 8th birthday. 🎂 ... See MoreSee Less
Little Miss Caramel loves her fleece tunnels! They keep her snug and cozy on these cool, blustery days. 🌬️ She is fortunate to not know anything about rain or wind.
Caramel is 7 now, and has multiple medical issues, but she still fully enjoys her days and goes out to explore at run time. We’re happy to keep her safe and comfy. 🩷🐹 ... See MoreSee Less
Peony has moved back outside with the flock. She healed up nicely, and we waited until we finally had a couple of warm nights so it wasn’t a big shock for her temperature wise. ❤️🐓
With the artificial lighting in the house, Peony’s hormones kicked in and she began laying eggs. We didn’t want her to wear out from a nine month laying season, so Dr. Thomas gave her a hormone implant to give her the rest of the year off.
We’re so happy she’s been able to resume her life with her friends, though it was fun having her in the house for 10 weeks. We enjoyed singing together and she especially liked the extra treats. 🥬 ... See MoreSee Less
Mr. Langston has made himself at home here. He introduced himself to Topper one night soon after Dagnabbit passed away. He was spending nights in the kitchen and jumped into the dining room with her. 😳 Thankfully they hit it off!
He’s a sweet fellow who wants to be in on whatever’s going on. We’re happy that Topper has a loving companion. 💘 ... See MoreSee Less
Updated directory from Rabbit.org Foundation. ❤️🐇We’ve hopped to it! 🐇Our “Rabbit Vets Near Me” page now has live, clickable links for all 50 states, making it easier than ever to find bunny-savvy care. Because every rabbit deserves a top-notch doc and a loving, indoor home. Share with fellow bunny parents!
Lovely Grace has gone to the next world. 🌈 She came to us in the Fall of 2017 from Hen Harbor. She had been surrendered when her human could no longer care for her.
Having been a house chicken, Gracie felt right at home riding around on Ross’ shoulder while he worked in the chicken yard. In her later years she was one of the first to roost in the evening, and Hawkeye would join her every night.
Rest in peace, sweet girl. ❤️🐓 ... See MoreSee Less
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I'm so sorry! Thank you for taking such good care of her!
❤️🙏We are sending our condolences, prayers, love, & light!💐
Such lucky, lucky animals that make their way to 💗 I'm so sorry for your loss, Lori and Ross.
She lived a wonderful life
Gracie center stage, with Emmaline, Kaycee, Hibiscus, Hawkeye, Monica on the run, Camellia, Matcha and Chamomile. February 2023.
Helping Ross with the morning chores. July 2020.
I’m so, so sorry. RIP beautiful Gracie. Thinking of you
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Juliet has become such a happy girl! You can see her binky-prints on the blanket. 😂 Here she is “visiting” Eleanor. Eleanor does her binkies out on the catio. ❤️🐇
They had their vaccination boosters for RHDV2 today at the Avian and Exotic Clinic of Monterey. Both girls are up in weight. 🙊 I’m sure I had nothing to do with that. I would never share my snacks with them. 🍊🍿😂 ... See MoreSee Less
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One of my FAVORITES, Big White Bunnies <3
They are both so beautiful and happy
More guinea pigs at Hitchcock Road Animal Services. ❤️🐹 #adoptdontshop ... See MoreSee Less
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They are so sweet
Sparkle having her supplemental breakfast this morning. 🌦️ She became disabled a few weeks ago, but still gets around really well (especially at mealtimes! 😄) We have some fleece beds set up for her to help keep her clean and comfortable.
Sparkle came to Monterey County Animal Services as a youngster in May of 2017 with her 3 brothers/cousins. She was surrendered to us with the boys and an additional 2 girls in October, and had her babies Thanksgiving morning (all 3 girls were pregnant.) Sparkle was an excellent mom, and later became a member of the Wild Bunch. We’re delighted that she’s nearing her 8th birthday. 🎂 ... See MoreSee Less
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Isn’t she beautiful. I’m so pleased she’s with you
More fans of the tunnels: Parfait and Hermione. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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They look so cute in them
Little Miss Caramel loves her fleece tunnels! They keep her snug and cozy on these cool, blustery days. 🌬️ She is fortunate to not know anything about rain or wind.
Caramel is 7 now, and has multiple medical issues, but she still fully enjoys her days and goes out to explore at run time. We’re happy to keep her safe and comfy. 🩷🐹 ... See MoreSee Less
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Aww, she is so snug and comfy in there isn’t she
Peony has moved back outside with the flock. She healed up nicely, and we waited until we finally had a couple of warm nights so it wasn’t a big shock for her temperature wise. ❤️🐓
With the artificial lighting in the house, Peony’s hormones kicked in and she began laying eggs. We didn’t want her to wear out from a nine month laying season, so Dr. Thomas gave her a hormone implant to give her the rest of the year off.
We’re so happy she’s been able to resume her life with her friends, though it was fun having her in the house for 10 weeks. We enjoyed singing together and she especially liked the extra treats. 🥬 ... See MoreSee Less
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Aw, that’s lovely
Mr. Langston has made himself at home here. He introduced himself to Topper one night soon after Dagnabbit passed away. He was spending nights in the kitchen and jumped into the dining room with her. 😳 Thankfully they hit it off!
He’s a sweet fellow who wants to be in on whatever’s going on. We’re happy that Topper has a loving companion. 💘 ... See MoreSee Less
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Lucky guy!!! You'll love it there, Topper. <3
That’s great news! I’m so pleased they’re friends
Updated directory from Rabbit.org Foundation. ❤️🐇We’ve hopped to it! 🐇Our “Rabbit Vets Near Me” page now has live, clickable links for all 50 states, making it easier than ever to find bunny-savvy care. Because every rabbit deserves a top-notch doc and a loving, indoor home. Share with fellow bunny parents!
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EXCELLENT!