Betsy Blossom
An individual in IL had more rabbits in her apartment than she could handle. We were free-roaming and unaltered.
I was lucky to be surrendered to a shelter that sought rescue placement. A kind and responsible rescue collaborator cared for me after I delivered babies...
The SRR foster caregiver (in IL) took me to be spayed in August, by a savvy vet, after my babes transitioned to another rescue organization.
Oh gosh, my fosterer said I was so friendly and sweet.
I attended foster schooling in my caregiver's home. Plus, I traveled to Milwaukee for a date with a handsome fella who was neutered too.
He wasn't sure if he was ready for a lady friend at the time? With dating, it's important to find the right partner you like.
A concerned family in Milwaukee was interested in taking me into their home. To foster! Hoo wee. Cuddles comin' up, good salads ~ lotsa hay, playtime ~ strokes by a pretty young lady and her mom...
I was pretty excited to meet more caring humans who'd give me affection.
First I stayed overnight at SRR sanctuary & special needs home...
what's over there? did someone say my name?
I didn't mind getting my picture taken. Foster bunns get used to being mini movie stars.
Someone's holding me!
My brighter new life is just beginning.
Adoption and rescue folks (fosterers) are a lifesaver. Thank you for caring.
Love and cheer!
hug, Betsy Blossom
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