Dougal

Someone has a favorite chair.

Josephine

This is fine for an appetizer,
but where's dinner?

Thanks, Artus!

Koma

No, no I'm good. Just give me a... a couple 

o' days and I'll be ready for New Years.

Thanks, Tanel!

Bird and Bell

We're kinda busy, but our friend 

here would love to talk to you.

Thanks, Els!

Benjamin and Fawn

Boxing Day. 

Thanks, Eireen!

Bunny

I have no gift to bring,

except Destruction.

Thanks, Destinie!

Hope

You drop a bunny in the snow,

it better be an avalanche.

Thanks, Sarah!

Big Petey

But do you recall the most 

disapproving reindeer of all? 

Thanks, Ruth!

Big Petey is a sanctuary bunny with Huntsville Friends of Rabbits

Dougal

Here's an update on Dougal: he's getting more used to us, though his first instinct is still to bolt into his cardboard box. He's coming out more often, mostly to run laps (as seen in the video below). 

So, it's going well.

Buddy and Ruddy

Oh no! Gunned down in his prime!

I'll need some extra treats to cope!

And privacy! Lots of privacy!

Thanks, Petra!

Charlotte (and Max)

Worst. Hair weave. Ever.

Thanks, Gemma!

Amelia

Excuse me, I seem to 

have misplaced my bones.

Thanks, Diana!

Cookie and Chompers

And then you realize, 

"Why isn't the world in color?"

Thanks, Karen!

Clover

I'm not "lurking," I'm a gargoyle. 

A floor gargoyle. 

Thanks, Josette!

Dougal

We were heading out of town on a long drive, talking about Christmas, when Sharon said that she was ready to get another rabbit. She missed the scampering sounds, the chewing, and "that good rabbit smell." I agreed. We'd been putting it off because our schedules had been full of work and travel, but now, oddly, things were calming down in December.

About a minute later I got a message from my friend Laurie, who volunteers at the Humane Society. They had a rabbit, she wrote, that she thought would be perfect for us. We were about five miles away at the time. So we made a detour.

He was a big boy: about a year old and seven pounds. Super skittish when we got him into the familiarization room, but Laurie told us that he was a stray who was adopted and then returned, but once he calmed down he was very cuddly, loved being pet, and never bit. He hopped around the room, then hunkered under a chair, which is where I snapped this picture:

And this is after knowing us for 10 minutes.

So, we've adopted this big, loafy bunny, now named "Dougal," named after Father Dougal McGuire from the Father Ted TV series. He's still a little skittish, but is finally putting two and two together and realizing that tolerating humans = treats.

I don't know when we'll have regular pictures, as we're still getting him acclimatized to his new place (we adopted him on Monday), and his first reaction to any surprise is to bolt into his bunny maze, but still, it's good to have a rabbit in the house.

Bill

And now, a short film.




Thanks, Andrew!

Fudge and Humphrey

You gave the greatest gift of all...

Locking them outside like that.

Thanks, Frances and Tom!

Savannah

The Christmas that almost wasn't!

Thanks, Jean!

T-shirt update

Hey all, just a quick update on shirts. The screen printer has them printed, and is packaging them for mailing later this week.

Thank you again for your support!

Molly and Liam

Critical Monday failure! Emergency!

Return to the weekend immediately!

Thanks, Julie!

Nikka

Well, you can turn it over and put

food in it, or we can leave it the 

way it is to display your skull.

Thanks, Angela!

Stanley

Snoozy Disapproval!

Thanks, Sophie!