Bunny Foo Foo

We decided that it would be important to have another go.  And so we rescued Bunny Foo Foo, a large black bunny of indeterminate age and sex, from the Masterton SPCA.

 

The new rabbit.

 

So far it has lasted longer than the previous rabbit, but that may have something to do with the fact that it is larger and looks less like an escape artist.

Sigh. That Was Not What We Intended.

After the last great escape, we triple checked the hutch. We contemplated every angle of escape and took measures to secure them.

Alas it was not to be. I was putting the dogs to bed, and headed outside with the torch. Candy, the lab, was already outside having asked to be let out a few minutes earlier. So only Pooch was inside.

Heading outside I heard an awful noise, and rushing out back I found Candy having a go at Caramel Fudge. Maybe the name cursed him?

How he got out I don’t know, but he did. I pushed the dog off him, and rescued the bunny. Quickly I put the dogs to bed and rushed inside, but it was tool late. Instead of a nice new pet, we have had a pet tragedy.

Gosh, Twice Dratted Bunny

We head into town to get a paper, which is all very nice on a late Sunday morning. The supermarket has people filming folks checking their Lotto tickets, though if you knew you had won the 17 million [which we haven't] I doubt you would want to claim the prize in front of cameras!

Anyway, we have gone for merely an  hour, and we get home we find the bunny has done the great escape! Great trauma follows as we hunt high and low to little avail. Finally Caramel Fudge pokes his cute little nose from under the house, and a humorous ten minutes followed as we try and wait him out, and then corner him where we can catch him.

Gosh twice dratted bunny.

The New Easter Addition

We have a new addition to the family, a little bunny rabbit, which arrived early for Easter. Below is a picture of the new pet.

 

Caramel Fudge our new bunny

Cows over the back fence just because...

Sheep in the distance because we are rural yolks...