21 August 2010 I brought Guenevere
home from the rabbit shelter.
Someone tossed her outside
thinking oh she looks like the
rabbits outside she'll be fine.
home from the rabbit shelter.
Someone tossed her outside
thinking oh she looks like the
rabbits outside she'll be fine.
When the director of the shelter
told me that she had been found outside,
told me that she had been found outside,
pregnant and had been
at the shelter for 4 years
at the shelter for 4 years
I decided she was due for a home.
I changed her name to Gwennie
and later Gwennie Bee.
and later Gwennie Bee.
This is her on the day I brought her home.
and this became our nightly routine...
Gwennie went to the vet last
Wed. for GI stasis. She got
3 different meds and I thought
no biggie she'll snap out of it.
When she didn't I ran her back to the
vet on Sunday. I had a feeling
it might be cancer.
After an x-ray I discovered I was right.
She had a tumor over her heart
and so I had to put her down so she
would not suffer. The heart problem
triggered the stasis.
She never was my first female rabbit
and she never liked
any other animals. She really
only warmed up to me.
So here are some pics of
her life with me.
somewhat blurry pic of her
in the herb garden this spring
I created a new flower bed in her honor.
She is buried beneath the red hibbicus by
the bunny statue.
