Guess what I just found out?
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Those furry little creatures my daughter takes care of?
The ones we have six of?
I’m allergic.
It’s a good thing they aren’t in the house. They used to have a dedicated pet room in the basement, but not any more!
We moved them to the garage.
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Poor little pampered pets. Wherever shall you roam?
We thought about letting them roam free in the backyard as chew toys for Tonka–
I jest, I jest!
You would not believe how hard it is to give away bunnies. I’ve tried Kijiji and Craigslist. And you can’t just do a Born Free on them. That is frowned upon because they, well, they die in the wild.
I tried the big city pound that accepts rabbits and gives them new homes, but I don’t live in their service area. Which is ironic, considering I’ve patronized them to get animals. I just can’t use this pound to re-home my animals.
It’s a quandary.
A quandary I greet every time I start up the van.
So far, we are peacefully co-existing but something’s gotta give.
Put the word out, if you live near Montreal. You can have the pick of the pack, which is this guy right here.
Scooter Junior– loved, but not enough to endure inflamed lungs. Now, there’s a great selling point!
Soooo glad I don’t live near you right now! I’d have to hide this post from my kids.
That is the best reason I can give my kids why we can’t have a dog. They always come back with,”It can stay outside!” Nope, not even then. Hope they all find a good home!!
Wow. Al this time with the coughing and exhaustion and such misery and it’s the bunnies. I hope you will have GREAT relief!!! Harrison is much better at our house now that we are catless. he used to tear up, swell up, and sniff until he just had to leave. Now, I’ll ask what everyone wants to know: How’s Kiki?
Well, since the rabbits are still here, she’s fine. She won’t think about when they have to leave, she’ll think about that tomorrow.
Well Missy, you really gotta stop patronizing the pound… just stick your tongue out at them!
I always do!
Heh-heh. That’s a nice compromise.