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bunnSadly, Joop took a turn for the worse on Friday and by Saturday morning it was clear that the only humane thing left to do for him was to let him go. The head tilt had become abruptly much worse and he kept falling over.
He was just 4 and a half years old.
I am now wondering what I should do for Ash: I feel it would be wrong to adopt a companion for her, as she is probably infectious. Also given how scarily thin she still is, I'm really not sure how much longer she will be with us. She is eating well however, and can get about comfortably: I just hope she's not going to be too lonely.
He was just 4 and a half years old.
I am now wondering what I should do for Ash: I feel it would be wrong to adopt a companion for her, as she is probably infectious. Also given how scarily thin she still is, I'm really not sure how much longer she will be with us. She is eating well however, and can get about comfortably: I just hope she's not going to be too lonely.
