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Friendly Farms - A Small Animal Sanctuary

At Friendly Farms we help homeless and abandoned animals, mostly guinea pigs and rabbits.

Little Margie-kins gave us a scare last week. She’s been on thyroid meds for a while now and is not as steady on her feet as she used to be, but then she suddenly had an acute attack of the wobbles and her eyes were darting back and forth. Ross ran her in to see the emergency vet. Nothing definitive was found and they put her on a steroid and some antibiotics.

Margie had a recheck with Dr. Eckerdt this week. She has stabilized and gained a little weight, so we are cautiously optimistic. Continue with the meds and recheck in 2 weeks. πŸ€ŽπŸˆβ€β¬›
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Sprinkles prefers to have her siesta in the pigloo. Bubbles stretches out in the hay box. 🌾🐹 ... See MoreSee Less

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Sweet little Basam has gone to the next world. πŸŒˆπŸ‡πŸ’”

Basam came to us in 2015 from Monterey County Animal Services. Over 20 rabbits were abandoned on Old Stage Road in the fall, and she was one of the 13 rescued by Friendly Farms. We called them the Rice Bunnies, as we named them after varieties of rice.

Basam was a lovely quiet girl who got along with just about everyone. She and Nova were a happy couple for many years. When he passed away, we introduced her to Henry, and he was the love of her life. πŸ’˜ After he died, Micky came along to be her friend and companion for her final months.

We’re so glad we knew this adorable little girl, and that she had a long, healthy life when so many of the Rice Bunnies had medical issues that took them too soon. Rest in peace, sweet Basam. 🀍
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