Milo and Tokyo

Look here - any drop in the disapproval pressure is always - always an instrumentation error!

- Thank you, Jen, and SFHRR

P.S.: It's been years and Milo and Tokyo are still looking for their forever home :-( https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2524447&name=Milo+and+Tokyo

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

Drake and Cascade

Yes, of course, we're ambundextrous. We can disapprove from both sides of our moufs!

- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!

PS: How? Just how is a couple like Drake and Cascade still looking for their forever home!? https://bhrabbitrescue.org/drake-cascade/

Born: 2018
Weight: 6 lbs
Breed: Palomino & Satin Mixes
Color: Orange & Black with white
Gender: Neutered Male & Spayed Female
Litter Box Habits: Good

NOTES: Contact us for more information: http://bhrabbitrescue.org

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

The Bunday Evening Thumps

Charlie

General idea for "Olympia is a Lionhead I"

"Evening Snacks," mint and raspberries.

Fish - Still Life, Édouard Manet,1864

Good evening, Everybun!

We're enjoying having nothing to report today. Charlie's follow-up is on Tuesday, and until then, let's just forget about it.

My hoomin is trying to squeeze all he can from these tar pit-free days. 

In the mornings, we would retreat to the bundo sitting atop another bundo. My hoomin would sit down next to us, open a book with his left paw, and put his right paw in our space - and start administering head rubs. Charlie stretched out, half asleep, and tolerated the affection for as long as she could. When she had enough, Charlie sat up, gently took the hoomin's paw in her teeth, and pushed it outside. "That's enough of that. You may buzz off now, hoomin!"

The paw would disappear and reappear a second later with treats.

This evening we'll work on the new painting for Bunfest. We took some reference photos yesterday, but we'll need to repeat the exercise. 

And what to call this wonder? There's the "Charlie, Gus, and Mel I" idea, or maybe, "Olympia is now a Lionhead I." "I," because it will be painted more than once. We just know it.

During one of the History of Modern Art lectures, Professor Mel Leipzig covered a lot of Édouard Manet's paintings, starting with Olympia. The exposition covered the impact Olympia had on other artists' work and how Olympia kept reflecting in Manet's other pieces. When Mel got to this particular still life (Fish -Still Life, 1864), he said, "And now Olympia is a dead fish!"
 
We want to argue that Olympia is a Lionhead! Of course, you can listen to the lecture and decide for yourself.

And you're right - it's a nice problem to have. 

Good night and good luck!
- Gus 

P.S.:  

Art Institute Chicago: https://www.artic.edu/artworks/44892/fish-still-life

Mem Leipzig 2008 On Manet: https://youtu.be/55Zh0MQ_6EI?si=HZ2_viu3ixhxjTN_

Espresso, Charlie, and Gus Update

Hoppy Valentine's Day, Everybunny!

I think Charlie binkied this morning! Go figure. 

The appointment on Tuesday went well - the daily sub-q fluids are reducing the calcification, and Charlie's kidney function is good. I had the scribe type "great," and then made him change it to "good," because I just don't know what the range is, what is "good," and what is "great."

The short of it is we survived another week-year. The appointment was one of those "doctor-tech" appointments, and I think I know why it rubs my hoomin the wrong way. It's not that Charlie needed a full-blown exam and workup. My hoomin did. There ought to be something just for hoomins hoomins. If Avian or Keystone clinics had coffee bars and were open 24/7, the sorry sod would never leave.

We are continuing the daily regimen of 50 ml sub-q fluids for another week. Aside from the "daily stabbing," Charlie is really doing well. We're learning how to keep staying in the moment, and with her, and next to her as much as we can. 

Unfortunately, that means the stinker meat sack is trying to stay with me as well, and all I do is make shives from apple sticks.

We'll keep you posted!
- Gus

Cupid

Yes, yes - I'm Cupid. Regular arrows are free, but a harpoon is gonna cost ya!

- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!

PS: Just imagine, Cupid, a Dutchie,  is still looking for her home. https://bhrabbitrescue.org/4430-2/

Born: 2021
Weight: 4 pounds lbs.
Breed: Dutch
Color: Black and white
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

Pearl and Penny

Nope, no sir. You don't wanna hear a peep out of us right now. No, ma'am!

 - Thank you, Monica!

 PS: Living the BunnLife. Thank you for giving them a chance!  Follow Penny and Pearl at https://www.facebook.com/peachesyoknis/

Matilda

Oh, you and your pearls of wisdom, hoomin. At least we can grow stuff with mine!

- Thank you, Jen, and SFHRR

P.S.: Matilda was rescued as a stray in Sarasota. She's sweet and gentle. She's blind in one eye. Does it stop her? Not really. She can disapprove as much anybun else. Only more so ;-)  https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=1991814&name=Matilda

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