- Thank you, Sunje, Kurtis, and SCHRR
PS: What Willow would really love is a home to call her own.
Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home: https://suncoasthrr.org
Hellos, Everybun!
We're heading home and need all your paws and fingers crossed - here's to making the drive in seven hours instead of the ten getting out. Believe us - your good vibes helps a lot!
We'll have recovery food on hand, and we'll have snack breaks. Spressy will get head rubs most of the time. We'll try to make the best of the adventure.
We have power back home, and it will grand to free roam again. We know the hoomin will keep a close eye on our eating. So, here's to safe travels; no news will be good news.
We'll keep you posted!
- Charlie
- Thank you, Sunje, Kurtis, and SCHRR
PS: Juniper is growing up fast - and she's looking for her forever home.
Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home: https://suncoasthrr.org
- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!
PS: Oh, you know you wanna that chance - and Roxy is looking for her forever home. https://bhrabbitrescue.org/roxy/
Thank you Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music ;-) https://youtu.be/-frMKuom3r8?si=NYTVMPcgddvjSF-F
Born: 2021
Weight: 4 lbs.
Breed: Lionhead
Color: Agouti
Gender: Spayed Female
Litter Box Habits: Good
NOTES: Contact us for more information
BHRR: http://bhrabbitrescue.org
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| "Espresso, The Inspirer" |
Good evening, Everybun!
We're still "camping out," and it seems we will be there at least another day or two. The house is still without power, and gasoline is still scarce in St. Pete, so there's no good reason to rush back. And one of my hoomins works remotely anyway.
One of the lessons learned so far is the X-pen setup. We are very interested in tearing up the disposable pads it's driving my hoomin up the wall. When we get back home, we'll get more washable pads and wooden bundos that can be assembled as needed, and we'll do a good dry run of the setup.
The hoomin is very vigilant, keeps a close eye on us, and jumps on any sign of trouble. So, reducing any potential for "trouble" will help "the nerves."
Here's something funny. My hoomin, the renowned art supply collector and connoisseur of blank sketchpads, forgot to pack one. Off he went looking for an art store last night. Today, we had some quality time together. At least he put the pads to work, and we got more cookies. So we won't complain - for now.
Goodnight and good luck!
- Gus
Hellos, Everybun!
We're hanging in there. Buntie Susan visited our house and reported that everything was intact. Some trees got it bad, though. The good news is we'll be able to clean up by ourselves. We feel bad for them - they haven't done anything to deserve this, either.
We wait some more now - there's still no good reason to try to go back. So, we're managing the best we can. My tummy feels better. Sneezing is sporadic.
We've had it with sitting in those pens, so, of course, bunstructing is in high gear. We tear up what we can just to keep the hoomin on the edge.
Aside from that, we try to process what happened. It's a lot of food for thought when Mother Nature decides to learn you a lesson and plow everything over. "You can change your way the easy way, or I can help you," her storm whispered.
We'll keep you posted!
- Espresso
Hellos, Everybun!
The good news is everyone is accounted for. We were able to hear from all our friends and family.
Now we wait some more. We still have no word on the condition of the house. We'll hold tight for a bit longer.
Everybun here is doing well enough, except the murderizer is either in a bad mood or something is starting. Espresso had his morning cookies very begrudgingly. So, talk about a nightmare on top of a nightmare.
We'll keep you posted!
- Gus
