.. And then there are those that don’t feel comfortable lying to us — so they just drop the poor bunnies at the doorstep (Aster, et al) or, better yet, don’t even try to find a cardboard box and simply throw them over the fence.
Such was the case with little Marylyn. I was making my “evening rounds” to check the kids, adjust cooler settings, etc, etc and I noticed the light on in the garage.
Look at the picture of sweet little Monsoon. He looks just like any other cute little bunny, eh? Well, he certainly does to anyone that didn’t pay attention to him. Poor little Monsoon is a textbook example of neglect!
It’s more than obvious that this little guy was simply fed and left alone. From the story we got - and the way it was delivered - these folks that “found” him were just letting him run around some bit of the back yard in the summer heat.
There are many times when we feel like it’s one step forward then two steps back. Put another way, I’m sure you know the old phrase, “when it rains, it pours”.
There for a while, we were beginning to believe that we’d never get ahead of the “bunny boom”. Well, remember we told you about baby Ivory having babies, herself? We’re about ready to get the babies fixed so they can get homes, too.
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