A full day, indeed

[trystinn]

Drove Deb to the Everett train station, she's off to visit her son in North Dakota. We headed over early by ferry and met up with Josh for shopping and supper. Sadly, he had to return to the boat tonight but I hope to have him home Thursday evening for a few days here. Bought a few lovelies at Moonflower Magick: a deer pendant exactly like the one Josh embroidered for our altar cabinet and a Triple Goddess banner I hope to hang over the cabinet.

Expecting a busy week, as I keep an eye on Tiger (Deb's mom), work on the website (design & orders) & continue to work with the foster buns. Noir (black mini-rex)is still too aggressive, at this point I'm worried she's unadoptable. I certainly don't want to be responsible for placing a rabbit who then attacks someone. Nyx (English Silver) is coming along quite well, though she's still very timid. She flattens each time I open her cage door, though she does enjoy eating treats out of my hand. Frasier (red mini-rex) is adorable, quite the charmer, so I'll head off to bed with his goodnight kiss:

Comments

[seastormwitch.livejournal.com]

Oh, he is quite handsome!

[vicki-sine.livejournal.com]

It has been my experience that 1 out of thousand buns is a cwazy attack wabbit.

Does not matter how they have been treated, and no amount of loving care will change the behaviour.

[hestiax.livejournal.com]

When Miranda gets older I'd like to get a rabbit. I had one when I grew up and just loved it.

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

As Granny used to say "he's purdy".

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

I'm beginning to think Noir is in that category, but I'll give her a month and see what we can do. At this point, there's some slight chance she's pregnant - which could explain some of her behaviors, but the growling when I approach her cage has me concerned.

I've got an email out to the other rabbit rescuer on the island to see if she's got any suggestions or can keep an aggressive bun long term.

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

Awww, I think that'd be great! Hardest thing is finding the right personality when the little darlings want the prettiest. We had a house rabbit when I was in junior high, what a darling!