This is not off topic  We might be cat lovers but we still are pet lovers
here.  PURRS AND PRAYERS BEING SENT

   Oh, absolutely!!!  Many purrs on their way.  I've kept rabbits
myself and know they are lovable creatures.  Fingers crossed!

            Jeanne

Quiet soft reassuring purrs on the way.

Jo

poor baby -- purrs coming
Christine and Oreo, Midnight, Robin & Tucker

On Feb 12, 3:41 pm, "Christina Websell"
<spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote:

I will, poor little thing.

Patm

Purrs for Frieda on the way.

On Feb 13, 8:41 am, "Christina Websell"
<spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote:

Absolutely, all animals are important, not just cats. Purrs being sent
for Frieda, may she have a swift recovery. Purrs also being sent to
Bob and Linda, they sound like such nice people.

Dewi

Of course Frieda can have purrs. We're purring hard here for her to pull
through.

Purrs on the way from here.

On Feb 12, 4:41?pm, "Christina Websell"
<spamf...@tinawebsell.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote:

Poor bunny. I hope she makes it. It sounds like she is loved very
much.

Sherry

Awww, we've had pet rabbits for years. I hope Frieda pulls through. They
know so much more about rabbits than they did a few years ago.

I'm sorry he felt that he needed to say it wasn't important in the
scheme of things. I had to take off work when we lost our first rabbit
(at 11 years old...) It was traumatic -- they're as good a house pet as
a cat or dog.

Hope Freda is doing better,

Rhonda

I used to show rabbits so I've had quite a few and they are lovely animals.

Purrs on the way from the Fabulous Furballs

Lesley

Purrs on the way for Frieda.

Bunbuns are cute, fuzzy loveable critters!  I've got all 12 kitties here
purring for Frieda - especially Barney & Ping - who met our visitor last
fall, and wish we would get a bunbun to keep!

Purrs on the way.
Ann

Purrs and prayers for frieda the rabbit and I hope she makes

Bob says this tonight:

"She seems to be a bit better, which is good news.
We might be able to bring her home tomorrow, but that doesn't mean
everything is okay. Not until she starts eating again."

I haven't told him yet that I asked for purrs and prayers for her on rpca.
Maybe I should have asked his permission, but I took it into my own hands.
I will tell him about the power of purr and prayers on this group when she
recovers.
He has no idea about it, I have never shared it with him.
Lets just see what happens for Frieda with the worldwide purrs and prayers
for the poor bunny.

Tweed

I wouldn't say rabbits aren't good pets.  My aunt, she must be 87 years old
now, had a rabbit when she was a kid that was housebroken.  She taught it to
use a litterbox.  That bunny hopped around the house for years.  It never
had to live in a hutch in the freezing Pennsylvania winters.  They make
wonderful pets.  Purrs for the bunny!

Jill

Lots of best wishes,
Polonca

It sounds pretty bad for Frieda now, I got this mail just now:
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Frieda isn't going to make it. The first day or two that we had her
home, we thought she was getting a little stronger, but she is starting
to fade and doesn't even want to swallow when we tube feed her. Poor
thing. But she spends most of the day sleeping, so I don't think she is
in any pain. I think she'll just fall asleep and not wake up. It is a
shame. She is such a sweet rabbit, never did any harm to anybody. But
that's how things go.
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Please rev up the purr motors one more time for Frieda, just in case it can
help.
Thanks

Tweed

mega purrs from me and Xena......My youngest son had a bunny when he was
young.  Cute little lopear.

Bad news I'm afraid folks, Frieda went to the RB.
Thanks very much for all your purrs.  It was definitely worth a try.

Bob & Linda are pretty upset.  They always seem to think it's their fault if
they lose an animal or bird, but it never is.  The reason is (IMO) that
their critters have usually been rescued from fairly horrendous
circumstances which often reduces their life expectancy.  No expense is ever
spared on medical treatment if it is required.

I have never known them refuse to take any animal or bird that has been
abandoned, fallen from the nest, or is plain unwanted.  Not large animals
like horses, goats and sheep, they aren't geared up for them but any cat,
turkey, goose, dove, quail, parrot, lovebird, budgie, canary, mouse,
hamster, rabbit etc in need is guaranteed a place in their home.
They don't advertise this of course, otherwise they would be inundated, but
any little furry or bird that is desperate that comes to their attention is
taken in and cared for for its lifetime.
I am proud to be their friend.

Tweed