Ok, no more Brandee Cranky Pants... We are much too busy for that this week! First, let me start by reminding you that we have our party on Sunday at the Hollow and Nicole C. is going to be bringing her Wallaby with her! How much fun! I'll post pictures! Wesley came in the beginning of November, dropped off at my house by Officer Ford (formerly Rabbito!) from West Haven Animal Control (what my neighbors must think seeing all these animal control cars show up at our house!) and we had him neutered, then he went to the Hollow last Wednesday morning and was adopted Wednesday night. Good for you Wesley! Then we took in Bonnie and Clyde (no pics yet) who are now bonded together (both were already altered) and I also bonded Pepsi this week to Bunny. They are all gorgeous together. Pepsi will love her new home with Bunny! We also took in Mary Jane this week, a bunny that was permitted to run loose in Westport, and we took in Mr. Magoo who was brought down from Vermont. Magoo is a lovely lop that had to be seen by Dr. Pieper this week. He has an enlarged liver (drinks a ton of water) and a libacious (spelling?) cyst on his back. The cyst will be removed when he is neutered, but first we must wait for his blood work to come back showing us his organ functions are normal before carrying on with that step.
Ok, no more Brandee Cranky Pants... We are much too busy for that this week! First, let me start by reminding you that we have our party on Sunday at the Hollow and Nicole C. is going to be bringing her Wallaby with her! How much fun! I'll post pictures! Wesley came in the beginning of November, dropped off at my house by Officer Ford (formerly Rabbito!) from West Haven Animal Control (what my neighbors must think seeing all these animal control cars show up at our house!) and we had him neutered, then he went to the Hollow last Wednesday morning and was adopted Wednesday night. Good for you Wesley! Then we took in Bonnie and Clyde (no pics yet) who are now bonded together (both were already altered) and I also bonded Pepsi this week to Bunny. They are all gorgeous together. Pepsi will love her new home with Bunny! We also took in Mary Jane this week, a bunny that was permitted to run loose in Westport, and we took in Mr. Magoo who was brought down from Vermont. Magoo is a lovely lop that had to be seen by Dr. Pieper this week. He has an enlarged liver (drinks a ton of water) and a libacious (spelling?) cyst on his back. The cyst will be removed when he is neutered, but first we must wait for his blood work to come back showing us his organ functions are normal before carrying on with that step. 
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