Secret47

My Mom came across young bunnies today. Easter, of all days. About 4-5 weeks old. Three of them. We took them in(even though we probably shouldn't have).

I'll post pics later.

Did you eat them?

Oh, I thought you said Chocolate Bunnies.

Did you eat them?

Did you cook them and then eat them?

You guys... raw bunnies? Ick...

No, no one's going to be eating them. ._.

Peter(Mom named him):

http://roxanne.silent-tower.org/Pictures/Ebay%20012.jpg

Mine(the weaned one):

http://roxanne.silent-tower.org/Pictures/Ebay%20014.jpg

Other one(in front, Peter and mine are behind it):

http://roxanne.silent-tower.org/Pictures/Ebay%20016.jpg

Yes, I realize they say Ebay. Mom's camera names them that when she uploads them automatically. >>;

We have to feed them mother's replacement milk through eye droppers, they're still not quite used to eating dry food.

DO NOT EAT THEM AS EVERYONE ELSE SUGGESTS!

Wait until maturity, skin them, make an odd article of clothing out of them, and gradually replace their internal organs with robotic replicas, while using the remaining hydrocarbons for making plastic.

THIS POST GIVES ME A SENSATION OF DEJA VU.

Well, tomorrow, they'll be taken to the rehabilitation center. Turns out we can't keep them.

MinaOasas Wrote:Well, tomorrow, they'll be taken to the rehabilitation center. Turns out we can't keep them.

DAMMED GOBERNMET

They should lay off feral mammals!

Don't you have a cat? Don't cats eat Rabits? If they don't, those small ears make them look like tailless squirls. Don't cats eat squirls?

Cats will eat anything that they can kill which is smaller than them. Therefore, these rabbits must be highly competent in battle. I reccomend you run away before they devour your fleshy innards.