Single Bunny Gets Attention

The little white English Angora single bunny is growing up well.  She gets the entire bed to herself.

 



Mom, I know how to stand up!


 

Mom, let me out.

 

Mom, hold me, hold me, I want out.





I like to sleep on mom's lap.

 

 

 

Sweet little dreams.









 

 



Brad Pit looks for a Daddy or Mommy

 

 

 

 

Maureen has been the foster mom for Brad Pit, she takes care of him,  took him to the veterinarian to be neutered, she took him to the obedience training school and he graduated with flying color.   Now Brad really needs is a permanent home with a daddy and/or mommy to love him.

Anyone interested?   Brad is currently located in OH.




 

A Miniature Angora

An Angora sitting pretty in a basket, English or French?

The cutie pie has a very sweet face.

Whether it's an English Angora or French Angora, it does not matter.  It is for sure a miniature Angora.

7 Pine's Ambrosia Wins All Breed Best In Show

It's the last spring show, summer officially begins on June 21.   Deb's English Angora white senior doe 7 Pine's Ambrosia wins the all breed Best In Show in MN.  From left to right are Deb, judges Tiffany and Bob. 

7 Pine's Ambrosia is carrying on her grandma's tradition of winning Best In Show; her grandma 7 Pine's Josephine holds the record of winning Best In Show 17 times. 

 

 

 

 

 

Found on the Net: Morris for Mayor in Mexico

 

 

 

Mayoral candidate Morris the Cat is held by his owner at his home in Xalapa, capital of the state of Veracruz.  "He sleeps almost all day and does nothing, and that fits the profile of a politician," said owner Sergio Camacho.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/morris-cat-running-mayor-mexican-town-article-1.1373751#ixzz2WXxXMkvf

Morris is running for mayor in the upcoming July elections with the slogan "Tired of voting for rats?" In this instance, rats are used as an expression for corrupt politicians.




 

This Chair is Mine

I am here first, it's my chair.

I don't care, I like this chair too.

See who can hold on longer, me or you.



Do we have to fight over this lousy falling-apart old chair?

I won, this chair is mine!

Rabbit Enjoys Massage?

What a cute drawing, a rabbit enjoying a massage. 

The drawing is not really meant for cuteness.  

Wall Street Journal on June 11, 2013 reports a study done at Ohio State University that scientists used mechanical devices to exercise the tibialis anterior muscles of 18 rabbits under anesthetic.  

One group of rabbits received immediate treatment with a mechanical device that simulates the long flowing strokes used in Swedish massage.  Another group received the treatment starting 48 hours after the muscle injury.   A control group was not massaged.  The massaged rabbits received 15-minute treatments daily.

After four days, muscles that received immediate massage had recovered almost 60% of their lost strength compared with 30% for delayed massaged muscles.  

This suggests immediate massage triggered greater fluid dissipation which would help to reduce swelling.   

For more detailed report, click on the photo to enlarge for easier reading.