I couldn't sleep this morning and went outside very early, good thing too, because I was just in time to rescue this little cutie-pie from the jaws of death. He was scared but didn't appear to be injured. After a long, quiet rest, he seemed quite frisky. I didn't want to turn him right back out into our neighborhood which has lots of prowling kitties, so the kids and I took him to a place suggested by a wildlife rehabilitator. We wished him well and watched him bound away to conduct his bunny business.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Rescue!
I couldn't sleep this morning and went outside very early, good thing too, because I was just in time to rescue this little cutie-pie from the jaws of death. He was scared but didn't appear to be injured. After a long, quiet rest, he seemed quite frisky. I didn't want to turn him right back out into our neighborhood which has lots of prowling kitties, so the kids and I took him to a place suggested by a wildlife rehabilitator. We wished him well and watched him bound away to conduct his bunny business.
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4 comments:
Oh the poor, sweet darling... I'm very glad you found him and rescued him x
What jaws of the death? Who or what was after it? Mr. Macgregor? We have snakes, bob cats, and coyotes (oh my) but it seems that the rabbits are always faster.
The neighbors cat.
That bunny is the cutest little thing! I am so glad you were able to rescue him.
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