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Barney,
who died with major abscesses within the jaw. |
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Bill,
was lent to us as a stud buck, but we fell in love with him, and
he never returned to his former home. |
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Bridlington,
our Black Otter Netherland Dwarf |
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Chopin,
one of our first agoutis. |
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Daisy,
who carved out a career for herself in litter board nibbling.
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Fisher
- if only his ears had been shorter... |
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Lucas
(our first Lucas) was blind in one eye. He was a wonderful
natured boy and went to live with some good friends in the
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Rebecca,
who died from stasis. She was Barney's sister, and a
wonderful mum. |
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Maxwell was our very first
Continental Giant who we lost a few weeks after he came to
us. He had had a bad start to life, being rejected by his
natural mother and fostered on. Stasis set in which we were
unable to control.
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Bramble
enjoying pats and strokes from her Aunt Rebecca. She
bravely coped with cancer affecting internal organs and
resulting in abscesses that needed daily attention. |
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George,
was going to be our show buck, but turned out to be a doe. |
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Chelsea Bun,
sister to
George. Although the most oddly shaped bunny we have ever seen,
she was sweet natured, always wanting fuss and to please. |
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Bingley, whose
unexpected death resulted in 5 more precious ones joining
our family. |
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Peter Rabbit
whose party piece was carrying cabbage leaves. He was found dead
in his cage, which left us stunned. |
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Alfred,
who had led a solitary life before coming to us. He found
true love with Bluebell. |
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Harold would sleep soundly, whilst snoring loudly. |
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Hartley enjoyed his summers, running free in the garden and
helping! He was haunted by a neurological problem which
gradually incapacitated him. |
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Tosca bravely fought cancer for many months, being cheerful and out-going until the end. |
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Duncan bravely coped with back leg problems which
made him almost immobile. He was looked after by Cobweb
and she made his life complete for him.
July 21st 2006 |
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Winston died very suddenly, having shown no sign
of
or even
being under the weather.
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Cobweb and
Monica
Two very special
girls. They developed a close friendship and after Monica
left us, Cobweb went on to look after Duncan and Merlin until
her sudden death in November 2006.
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Bluebell
was the most
amazing bunny we have ever had the privilege to own.
Gentle and loving, she rehabilitated 3 bucks, giving them
happiness and companionship in
their lives.
27.08.07
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Sidney
was petrified of
being handled when we first had him, but grew to be relaxed and 'laid back'.
Hind leg issues and increasing mobility problems haunted his
latter years, but he retained his loving nature to the end.
10.09.07
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Lucas,
father to Disney was
a
delightful boy and a stunning blue.
16.02.08
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Disney,
our first fawn and
father to Jaffa. Disney was laid back and just knew how wonderful he
was. Loved and coveted by many!
27.11.07
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here to read more about Teddy Edward |
Teddy Edward,
came to us in August 2004. He
was an inspiration to us for the way that he coped with
massive facial abscesses.
21.12.07
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Harvey,
in full moult and developing his gardening interests.
He battled with head tilt
and cancer but remained loving and full of wickedness until his
death!
08.11.07
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Dillon's party piece
was carrying cabbage leaves whilst running the length of his
cage and back. He could do
this with the leaf covering his eyes! Bravely he coped with abscesses
within his ear and face. We found his dead in his cage having eaten his
vegetables.
11.10.07
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to read more about Charlie |
Charlie
came to us in April 2006 as a mature rabbit when we had lost Alfie
and Harold. (We discovered that he was in fact Harold's son.) He
fell for Bluebell, and had a wonderful life with her until her death. He
then lived with Bella.
A lucky rabbit adored by 2
beautiful girls!
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Bumble had been
with us for just over 2 years. He had always lived, bonded with his
sister, Miss Bea. Without warning in December 2008 he was found
collapsed in his cage. He died following a few spasms and tremors.
We can only assume that it was a heart attack.
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Sallie Mae had
been with us for only 10 weeks when she was found dead in her cage.
Post Mortem showed she had had a heart attack. She had gone from being
petrified of being handled to being a bright and responsive girl. We
are so sad because true happiness in her life had been for such a short
time only.
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Merlin was one
of our oldest French Lops. We had bred him and had enjoyed his
company for over 7 years. He was well known for being accident
prone, but was an endearing character. He was found stretched out in his
cage with his Bella beside him. The best way possible to leave us.
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Conker
was one of our last own-bred bunnies. He had been suffering from cancer
for many months and we had been dreading the day when the decision had to
be made. Sure enough, that day came and we had to say our farewells.
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Bella died
suddenly and unexpectedly in my arms as she was being carried outside to
spend some time in the garden. She had not been unwell and had given
us no hint that she was unwell.
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Anna left us
unexpectedly having spent the day, with her partner and son Dominic, in
the run in the garden. She had been busy during the day but was
found at the end of the run lying as though asleep.
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Jacob died
unexpectedly one evening. He had been fed and had started to eat his
vegetables. Moments later as I was returning to his cage to make a
fuss of him, he was laid out having passed away.
20.06.09
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