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Saturday, August 29, 2026

Espresso, Charlie, and Gus Update

Hellos, Everybunny!

Something bad has been brewing since yesterday. Friday morning, my biped discovered a bunch of bloody pee spots from Charlie. We have seen this before, so we didn't panic, and Charlie seemed to be doing better by the evening. We thought, "Oof, another close one, but we'll call Dr. Zellner first thing Saturday morning anyway."

Today we can't get any pee out of Charlie. When we do fluids or give her recovery food, she will always get mad enough to urinate at least a tiny bit. Not today. She ate almost 20 ml of Sarx mix, and the pee pad stayed dry.

Well, Dr. Zellner is not it today (the clinic is closed on Fridays). So we're going to see Dr. Learning at the Avian. We were going to wait until M*nd*y morning and drop off Charlie first thing in the morning, but that's too much of a wait. 

This is new territory, and it feels super scary, not good at all. 

We'll keep you posted.
- Gus

Friday, August 28, 2026

Squishmallow

Ya see, I always haz my eye on you, like Bunnalisa! Move around, check it out.

- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!

PS: One paw in front of the other - and Squishmallow is still looking for her forever home. https://bhrabbitrescue.org/squishmallow/

Born: 2023
Weight: 5 lbs.
Breed: Lionhead/Lop Mix
Color: Brown/Agouti
Gender: Spayed Female
Litter Box Habits: Good

NOTES: Contact us for more information

BHRR: http://bhrabbitrescue.org
FB: https://www.facebook.com/bhrabbitrescue 
Fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/brambleyhedgerabbitrescue

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

Robin

Look, anybunny can ignore you, hoomin. Making art of it is for professionals like yours truly, m'kay?

- Thank you, Jen, and SWFHRR

PS: Robin (aka Cinder) came into rescue as part of a group of eleven and transformed into a true belle-of-the-ball. 

She is around a year old, a little shy but an independent girl who likes to choose her own socializing time. Litter box trained and handles her grooming needs like a champ - essential for the upkeep of her magnificent coat.

Robin would prefer a quiet home and would love to enjoy life at her own, independent pace. https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2818928&name=Robin

Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://www.respectforrabbits.org/contact
FB: https:https://www.facebook.com/respectforrabbits
Home:  https://www.respectforrabbits.org/contact
Wagtopia:: https://www.wagtopia.com/search/org?id=1865035&page=1&sort=default

Sunday, August 23, 2026

The Bunday Evening Thumps

Good evening, Everybun!

We're doing well and still have a whole lot of this really lazy bunday left on our paws.

We had a good break from the biped yesterday, and today it swung the other way. Endless head rubs, onning on and on about everything and nothing, religion and politics; nothing was safe or spared. Before the sub-q fluids, Charlie started to groan, "Oh, for Bun's sake, just stab me already!" It's a good thing the sorry sod mended his way about the veg, or he would let us clear farmer's stand of greens and bunnanas. Instead, we got apple sticks, and head rubs. Thump!

Yeah, the new routine is more agreeable with our gizzards.

Last night we arted a tiny bit, and it wasn't that great, so we'll try to make up for it tonight. The meatbag was trying to get everything done early, so when we commence the evening galevanting, there will be nothing left to do but hang out with us, some paper and pencils.

When the biped returned home yesterday, he looked kinda funny. Like he couldn't keep his balance or something. I was trying to size him up to see if I need to call the glue factory. Never mind the horses - I got a semi-live one for you! They charge extra on the weekends, but whatever.

And then it hit me - he was stumbling about because his *rs was handed to him at the drawing session. Nothing came out right, so you know, with the caboose not where it was supposed to be, his center of gravity was off; completely out of the envelope, out of the normal limits. But somehow, he managed to stay vertical.

Maybe we'll all sleep on that one. It's been raining all day, and it's the perfect day to "snooz it over." After all, we need to be rested for tomorrow's trip to Dr. Zellner for Charlie's bladder expression. Keep your paws crossed for us.

Good night and good luck!
- Gus