Two Rabbits In One Day
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i'm glad you're getting some wildlife sightings again - maybe it's the cooler weather or the touches of rain you've been able to see again finally! and for susie's care, i believe you will know what's best for her - if she gets extra stressed out by being handled or transported to the vet, that might be worse for her recovery than trying to keep her safe and calm...
I imagine Suzie would rather take it easy and get well on her own, since she was not hurt badly.
I am glad you still have jackrabbits around. I remember thinking how big they are. It has been a long time since I saw one somewhere out west, probably in South Texas..ha. We don't have them here. We do have our little cotton tail bunnies :).
Love is the best healer and I know you are doing the best for Susie!
So glad that you are seeing some wildlife. I hope it's a growing trend.
I never once thought you were mean not to take her to the vet. Of course, I'm country folk, and was raised to let nature do the healing whenever possible. Plus, vets are so expensive, and now that we're on a fixed income we have to be sure it's necessary if we're going to spend that money.
Your little Susie kitty is lucky to have you and John around. Dang dogs ~ I'm with you on that city ordinance thing about dogs running astray. Why have the ordinance if they aren't going to enforce it?
Happy to hear of the jack rabbit and cotton tail sightings... also ... majorly happy to hear that you got some relief from the drought and you received some precious rain water :)
That was sweet too about your finding at the cemetary ~ the well tended lot. I could never get Slim to stop and just look around like your John does for you. Maybe if I told him someone told me they found some mushrooms at the cemetary he would stop in.
The stress of traveling and being in a vet's office might make things worse for Susie. It might help to call your vet's office and ask if they have any recommendations for what you could do for her at home.
You know what to do, all that love and country care comes in handy for lil ones like your Susie.
Happy to hear the rabbits are surviving. Thank the Lord for that needed rainfall. Prayers for lots more for your drought-stricken area.
As for the cemetery plot tended with so much care and love, I admire anyone who has such love as to not let the dream of his wife pass too. How sweet. BlessHisHeart
and BlessYours
I think all your rabbits moved to NC...the twelve acre wood seems to be crawling with'um....!!
Enjoy
I love the wild life too and to think it is getting sparse would make one sad. Glad you have seen some around now, we all need Hope.
I doubt if Susie could get better care. I like folk that understand animals. Sometimes TLC is better, many times the BEST.
Sending love from across the Guld, Sherry & jack
I hope your Susie soon feels much better Paula,There are lots of wildlife here that seem very sparce.How lovely the chap at the cemetary tends to his wifes grave so well.I still go and do the same at my parents grave after 31yrs.Had a hedgehog running around the garden yesterday most unusual and through the daytime too that was,then a squirrel darted up the tree opposite my kitchen window.Take Care God Bless have a good evening Paula.Kath Motherehn xx
I understand about Susie we rescued a stray
once and we could never tame him. His leg was caught in a trap and we took him to the Vet.
broght him home and trid to keep him inside and
he yelled all the time wanting to get outside.
I get so upset when people will not take care
of their animals. We had a laid back poodle name Chancy because we took a chance on her who
was unwanted by her family. She lived to be 21 years and I miss her.
Shirl72
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