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Hey @Susaz! Are you referring to Australia here? If so, trust me, we LOVE our cats here
"Cats are the second most common pet, with 29% of households owning a cat. There are estimated to be 3.9 million pet cats in Australia; 16 cats for every 100 people".
I had a beautiful BIG grey boy who was a rescue cat. He died several years ago from cancer. I still miss him.
@Ricky Vapes – All your female bunnies are singing “My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard….” And your male bunnies are singing “You and me baby ain’t nothin’ but mammals, so lets do it like they do on the Discovery Channel”
There is no “Not now baby, I’ve got a headache.” or “The hockey game is on, stop bothering me. Why not go shopping with the girls.” Rabbits eat, poop and make more rabbits then repeat. It’s a simple life!
I will wait for your PM with your Paypal (email) info. I know you have done a lot of the work to make this happen so I will cut loose with as much cash as I can. I also got the material for hammocks
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@Ricky Vapes would probably be easier to just do a single PM inviting in all those who have offered to help. Easier for you to just manage just the one.
@Ricky Vapes would probably be easier to just do a single PM inviting in all those who have offered to help. Easier for you to just manage just the one.
$400
…WOW! Bunnies must have balls of steel!!Have you inquired with the Vancouver Humane Society? Do not know what is available in Victoria vs the mainland, but if you have means to travel, perhaps the mainland has cheaper options. Bit busy today, but will keep searching for ya.
400 was the highest price. I think it should end up being around 300. I know it’s crazy I was expecting 100-200 bucks Mabye. From what I remember when I had a cat. But I guess they consider them “exotic “ pets.
Thanks so much you guys I just think I may have to go to the bank to get my bank account number to add to pay pal. I can’t really find it on online banking. It’s slow today at work and I’m off earlier at 3 today because we have a Christmas dinner here at my work tonight.
Thanks so much you guys I just think I may have to go to the bank to get my bank account number to add to pay pal. I can’t really find it on online banking. It’s slow today at work and I’m off earlier at 3 today because we have a Christmas dinner here at my work tonight.
Okay thanks I’ll just figure out pay pal I’ll ask a couple tech savvy guys inside my work if they know how to find my bank info online as well.
I know I could just cry tears of joy. I’m not used to having any sort of help with money problems and stuff like this.This is the most wholesome thing I've seen in a long time. I'm loving it!
Good folks here and you're part of the family now and so are the bunnies. They're always a highlight to my day. I get so excited when there's bunny updates. Brightens my mood every time
You’re a good man Ricky – people want to show their appreciation for your efforts toward saving our furry little friends.
From what I’ve learned this past day or so, seems neutering/spaying rabbits is a tad more complex than a cat or dog. Perhaps the price reflects this.
That Vancouver Rabbit Rescue and Advocacy link I posted above looks interesting. They also have links to social media such as FB, perhaps inquire on their Facebook page as well. Might take a little effort, but I’m sure you’ll find something.
Aw thank you. When I build the roof for the bunny house I’ll let you know the dimensions. I think I should litter bin train them before they lay in that? I’m worried they may poop or pee on it
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Cats are the second most common pet, with 29% of households owning a cat. There are estimated to be 3.9 million pet cats in Australia; 16 cats for every 100 people".[/QUOTE]
i don't understand how australians can have lots of cats.
i've read about the bunny plague.
cats think bunnies are the yummiest thing ever.
bunnies are extinct in my area.
i would have thot cats could control any bunny overpopulation.
Cats are the second most common pet, with 29% of households owning a cat. There are estimated to be 3.9 million pet cats in Australia; 16 cats for every 100 people".[/QUOTE]
i don't understand how australians can have lots of cats.
i've read about the bunny plague.
cats think bunnies are the yummiest thing ever.
bunnies are extinct in my area.
i would have thot cats could control any bunny overpopulation.
Ricky, my DH and I are both on disability but I'd like to help too. I can't send much but it all adds up. Let me know when you get PayPal set up. You're doing a good thing with these bunnies!
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