Espresso, Charlie, and Gus Update

"Could you not!?"

"Biped!? Bipedddddd!!!!???"

"Eat your heart out, biped!"

Charlie the Tuck Out Puddle Princess

Bun morning, Everybun!

We're keeping our appendices crossed and hoping for a slow, boring weekend. 

I think Charlie is doing well, but it's hard to tell sometimes. Her appetite is good,
but she's not as mobile or animated as she used to be. My hoomin feels like he has no yardstick for this new "normal." What is OK, what is not, when is the time for a dose of Metacam outside of the "normal routine?" By "normal routine," he means a dose before the expression appointment and one the day after. When is a gut feeling a signal to act on and when is it just a part of crippling unease?

I think extra naps are in order today. The sorry biped doesn't get much sleep these days. He tries to stay up when we're most active in the evening and doodle. Of course we can do that
because we sleep the next day all we want. And so it goes.

We'll keep you posted!
- Gus

Rune and Relic

Look into my eye, hoomin. You're getting sleepy, very sleepy, very relaxed. You want to bring me a bunch of bunnanas from a tree. You don't know why, and you don't care... you just want to.

- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!

P.S.: Yes, Rune and Relic are still looking for their forever home. https://bhrabbitrescue.org/rune-relic/

Born: 2023
Weight: 3 & 4 lbs. lbs.
Breed: Mini Rex & Mini Satin
Color: Black & Blue
Gender: Spayed Female & Neutered Male
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  

Bunjamin Franklin

Is my potted bunnana tree here yet? Oh, yes, it's a thing, hoomin! 

- Thank you, Avian and Animal Hospital, and Dr. Zellner!

P.S.: Gentle, loving, and looking for his forever home - Bunjamin.

 

P.P.S.: Hm, yes, potted bunnana trees are thing if you wondered, even indoor ones! 

 

Contact Avian and Animal Hospital for adoption details: https://www.avianandanimal.com/contact-us.html

Lily

Are you my new peasant!? Do you know about bunnanas and stuff?

- Thank you, Jen, and SFHRR

P.S.: If you can imagine, this little girl got picked up as a stray. She's now looking for her forever home. https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2782219&name=Lily

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

Little Man

Did you even hear a word I thumped, dur-dur!?

- Thank you, Jen, and SFHRR

P.S.: Good-natured, friendly, and looking for his forever home - Little Man the Dutchie, the perfect companion. https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2773103&name=Little+Man

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

London and Hamilton

"You know, it's M*nd*y; we're supposed to test their hoptitude."
"Hoptitude!? Do you see any hoptitude!?"

- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!

P.S.: Yes, London and Hamilton, are still looking for their forever home. https://bhrabbitrescue.org/london-hamilton/

Born: 2025
Weight: 4 lbs
Breed: Mixes
Color: White & Black
Gender: Neutered Male & 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

The Bunday Evening Thumps

Good evening, Everybun!

We're doing well; we're trying to catch up on naps. As expected, no bunny got any sleep last night. Misguided unfortunates kept blowing up stuff ad infinitum.

Possibly tangential to that is another article from a recent issue of the Science magazine that borders on bunfiction, titled "Toward life with a 19-amino acid alphabet through generative artificial intelligence design." It's a very short, human-readable piece about creating synthetic life using 1 fewer building block than the 20 canonical ones used by all life forms on Earth.

The article describes how that was accomplished but does not elaborate on whether that's a good idea. We are deeply concerned with this type of "hold my nannerini and watch this" messin' about in a petri dish.

If you need a concrete example of "life engineering" gone sideways, consider what last night sounded like.

Are those cases of pyromania short an amino acid of a full set of building blocks? We urge the authors of the article to go out into their neighborhoods and have a good look around. Of course, any self-respecting Science Officer for the Devil would argue that it was just bound to be discovered sooner or later. Just like someone had to split the atom.

And to add insult to injury, calling such a chimera any kind of "toward life" is a next-level twist of the shiv. 

That said, last night we tried to help our hoomin in his never-ending quest to "capture" us with the fewest pen strokes on paper. Here's to another boring bunday, and more arting tonight.

Good night and good luck!
- Gus

P.S.: Here's the article if you wish to get your eye dirty: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aeb5171