I happened to be up about 4:00 a.m., headed into the kitchen to get some water. Matilda was making a lot of noise. On checking the bunnies, I found that Gabby was down and it wasn't looking good. She had been fine and was not showing signs of any kind of problems. She was active when I fed them their supper last night. She was an old bunny at nine years, but seemed to be going strong. I guess it was time. I wrapped her up and held her until the end.
She loved getting to go out to the playpens.
Enjoying her perch in the playpen out back
Stretched out in the shade in the front yard
Relaxing with her best bun, Matilda
Stretched out in the shade in the front yard
Oh We are sorry for your loss of Gabby,She was a gorgeous girl.And what a wonderful way for her to say good bye wrapped up in your arm surounded with love.Binky high Gabby,xx Rachel and Speedy
ReplyDeleteThank you Speedy and Rachel.
DeleteOuch, ouch, ouch - no fair. Oh dear.
ReplyDeleteI'm concerned about Matilda. She was quite attached to Gabby. After I got Gabby taken care of last night, Matilda tried to climb out of the enclosure twice. It took a while for me to get her settled down.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you've lost Gabby, lovely photos of her
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry to hear of Gabby's passing--Mr. Mick and I will be thinking special thoughts for her, and for you and Matilda as well. *hugs*, much love, nose bonks and bunny kisses. :(
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about Gabby. These buns sure do know how to break our hearts, don't they? Hugs to you and Matilda.
ReplyDeleteIt is so hard to lose a pet. Poor little Gabby. Hugs.
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