Apricot and Peach

 

"Hey, Peach, did you hear about the hoomin that went to the doctor?"

"No."

"Yeah, he wanted some sleeping pills for his wife. The doctor asked, 'Why, what seems to be the problem?'"
"She keeps waking up."

 

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Apricot and Peach are still looking for their forever home. Susan says, "They are very loving bunnehs (...). Peach is big brother and is laid back and not afraid of anything. Apricot is easily frightened.... vacuum cleaners are in fact, out to kill her. They are inseparable. Oh, Peach is an amputee, but it doesn't slow him down a bit."

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
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Peach

 

Peach is a special needs bun, but the missing paw seems to not slow him down one bit.

You're making bread out of my bunnanas?! On a M*nd*y?!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Meeting Peach in person is a delight! He warms up to you very quickly, enjoys the head rubs and has your heart in a pocket before you know it. Peach and Apricot are still looking for their forever home.

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Peach

My bunnitude is overwhelming, isn't it, hoomin?  So, pick up your mouf off the floor and get on with the nannerinis, will ya!?


- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Well, it turns out that Peaches is now Peach, and as Susan put's it, "We've just discovered he's a fine strapping lad." Peach is adjusting, doing very well, and his bunitude is of the highest, most disapproving quality. Of course, he'll be looking for his forever home soon.

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Apricot and Peach

 

Hey, look in the hamper. We saved you a whole new M*nd*y! Teeth and all, thumping vicious!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Yes, can you believe that Apricot and Peach are still looking for their forever home?

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Peach

 

Hold on. Let her drive away first, then call in the order!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Yep, Peach and Apricot are still looking for their forever home.

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Peach

Tuesday, eh? Prove it!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Very young Peach, before the loss of his front paw. He's doing very well, though and still looking for his forever home.


Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Peach

Dang, hoomin! Look a that crumbum M*nd*y. Double the nanerinis, will ya!?

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Peach is still looking for his forever home. Missing one of his front paws does not slow him down one bit and when he has trouble washing his mouf, Apricot helps him out.

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Peach

 

 

 

Better head for the woods, hoomin. Or you ain't gonna make it back for my super saaaaaalad bowl on Sunday, right? What kinda "super" would it be without wild herbs?!

 

- Thank you, Susan and SCHRR! 

 

PS: It is with bittersweet excitement that we learned Peach and his sister, Apricot, found their forever home! We would like to wish them all the best, we'll miss them, and we'll keep them in our hearts no matter what.

 

Bun Fiction Update

Starring Alexander Humilbun as "Peach" in "Close Encounters Of The Bun Kind."

AJ Cannon, "Better the cover of the Rolling Stone!"

Of course, any self-respecting bunstronaut would wrap a present in an expired sectional ;-)

 

The latest issue of the House Rabbit Journal just came, and it contains an article by our hoomin, titled "Close Encounters Of The Bun Kind." Not only that, but the photo he took of AJ Cannon made the cover!

We want to extend our most profound appreciation to the House Rabbit Journal, especially to one of its editors, Shana Abé, for making this possible. We would also like to thank Communications Manager Larrisa Church for her outstanding work on the issue's layout.

Shana's prompt to write the story and her editorial on the piece made it all come together like a miracle.

You can thank the global supply chain's problems for the summer issue coming out so late this year. It's crazy how the world is spinning these days—thump!

My hoomin wrapped a couple copies of the Journal like a present and hand-delivered them to AJ's mom, Susan. She almost broke down crying when she realized AJ had stolen the cover.

It's been almost a year since my hoomin took the photos of Peach and Apricot. Shortly after that, they tried a new forever home and then returned to Susan. Now, they rule Susan's castle and enjoy their new identities as Alexander and Eliza.

Will keep you posted,

- Espresso

 

PS: We're linking to is the official House Rabbit Society store where all the purchases go to support the House Rabbit Society.

Peach

Don't call the police, come alone, bring the unmarked nanners in a brown bag, and nobunny gets hurt!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Peach and Apricot are still looking for their forever home.

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Peach and Apricot

"Are we there yet!?"

"Don't touch the weekend, hoomin! I swear, I'm gonna chew something if you mess it up again."

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Yes, Peach and Apricot are still looking for their forever home. Give them a try and every day will be a judgement day ;-)

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Apricot and Peach

You cheat! That's water, not a clear carrotini! Hide your chargers, hoomin, just saying.

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Apricot and Peach are still looking for their forever home, thump!

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Mr. Bun update

Greetings Everybunny!!!

We have 2 pieces of good news:

- I'm keeping dry and peach fuzz has grown over the scalded parts and bits!

- Vet caught an 'ulcer on my eye' which is being treated with eye drops.

... and I feel very, very lively, more so than in a very long time.

Here's how things went down starting with the vet visit a couple of weeks ago.

Hoomin been thinking (scary, ain't it?). He asked the vet to do a tear duct flush. I've done well after it last time they did it to me at Blue Pearl in Tampa.

We were hoping it would take care of my sneezing for a while. The

 vet did the flush and in the process discovered an 'ulcer on my eye'. (Second hand words, that's why the quotes). Now, twice a day I get tormented with eye drops. Until the bottle is empty. Do you know how many torture sessions that is? Me neither.  But, it doesn't hurt and I kinda like being cuddled by my hoomin while his Concubine puts the drops on my eyeball.  I have extra long beautiful lashes that I use like armor to bounce the drop away, alas, the Concubine is very skilled in drop-fu.

Drops are working though, or so it seems. I do feel much better and I manifest that with lightning fast scoots for treats and almost no teeth grinding. I'm much more my 'old' self (no pun intended). 

Alas, there was a price to pay. I managed to snag and break one of my toenails on the bum leg (while at the vet.) It got dressed and taped up. Dressing stayed on for a couple of days. Hoomin almost fainted when he took it off.

Here's the really good part. For a few weeks now we've been using 'hoomin' grade incontinence pads as wrappers for my sitting pads. They wick away moisture like magic. Redness and irritation have gone away and I'm growing fresh peach fuzz where I lost my hair.

That with Neem shampoo and Calendula cream are working pure magic!

It was a mad chase to find a pad that would work. Again, by chance, we found store brand pads at CVS that are, hands down, the best. I say "by chance" because those particular pads are very hard to find and most stores don't have them in stock. He found them by pure luck and since then been hunting for them.

When we tested them, we observed drops of liquid get immediately absorbed and the surface staying only slightly damp. Not moist or wet, but only very slightly damp.

We've gone through a large set of pads of various makes and brands and none of them compared with the CVS ones.  To be honest, they are not fit to keep anything dry, complete rubbish!

CVS	NorthShore	GoodNights
Water got absorbed INSTANTLY and surface stayed almost completely dry, so very slightly damp.	Purchased these on-line directly form NorthShore (Amazon had some fake stuff that people complained about :-( ) Note the drop of water staying on the surface for a good while. Long enough to snap few pixes before it disappeared. Meaning long enough to get absorbed by bunn's fur. After absorption, surface stays damp. More than we would like it to.	Water got absorbed instantly, but the surface felt moist to the touch for a long time.

We will try a few more brands just to see what else is out there. The only drawback is, those 'hoomin grade' pads are way more expensive than doggie pads.  A bunn slaves gotta do what a bun slaves gotta do.

In the meantime we'll be visiting the vet for a follow-up next Saturday.

While he was changing my pads I scooted out and settled in the doggie bed. I've never done something like that before so he felt compelled to snap a pix of it of course.

... and we'll keep you posted.

- Mr. Bun

 - Editing credit goes to the Concubine

Apricot and Peach

 

 

... um, you're not thinking again - are you, hoomin?!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Apricot and Peach are still looking for their forever home.

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Alexander Hamilbun

 

It's here, and don't you think about it, don't you even look at it, hoomin! Or you're gonna spoil the brand new Friday!

- Thank you, Susan!

PS: A few weeks back, Alexander and Eliza, formerly known as Peach and Apricot, returned to Susan after their adoption trial didn't work out. They were in their forever home all along.

Apricot

 

That's ... not a kraken, hoomin! That's ... a king M*nd*y!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Apricot and Peach are still looking for their forever home. A blink of an eye - that's how long it will take them to steal your heart!

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Apricot

Talk to the foot, hoomin - by appointment only!

- Thank you, Susan, and SCHRR!

PS: Apricot along with her sibling Peach are still looking for their forever home.

Suncoast House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://suncoasthrr.org/contact-us
FB: https:www.facebook.com/SuncoastHRR
Home:  https://suncoasthrr.org

Espresso, Charlie, and Gus Update

 

Espresso, "His Holly Disapproveness is busy despising you and will not see you now!"

Greetings, Everybun!

 

Somehow, we don't know how, but we're in for a gray, groovy, and very rainy day today. So there goes the EBA. Of course, if the conditions improve, we might attempt another landing in the Sea of Backyard. You know - wildflowers to be sampled, collected, and wild things to be nomed.

And speaking of landings - our "super-secret" project survived its landing! The latest stream of telemetry shows no significant issues. We'll have to correct a few things, but that's to be expected. OK, OK, the short of it is that the House Rabbit Journal will publish a little article my hoomin wrote. It's about the photo-shoot of Peach and Apricot back in December of last year. It even looks like their pics might be published too. More details will follow.

We'll keep you posted,

- Espresso

Espresso, Charlie, and Gus Update

Hellos, Everybun! 

Last Sunday Night

I'm doing better, and the biped is going out of his way to over-cookie and snack me without over-treating and snacking. I'm in the hay bin, noming up the hay like there's no tomorrow.

M*nd*y

I'm wings-level and starting to climb again to my usual bunitude. At my discretion, of course.
In the morning, the v.e.t. called, and Dr. Zellner wants to see me. She missed me on Saturday. And there goes my afternoon. But the checkup goes well, and I don't even get mad, and I enjoy a chunk of papaya right in the exam room.

Poor Gus gets his for a change too. Nail trim, blood work, works.

The hoomin stayed clear of us that evening. 

Tuesday

The v.e.t. called to check on me. Then called again to let us know Gus's results came back whistle-clean. More treats! We even art a little. 

Wednesday

The day becomes a tumbleweed-sized hairball on fire for the hoomin. He can't even, but oddly enough, he does. 

Thursday

The hairball continues to smolder. But we're doing just fine.

Friday

The long weekend for my hoomin is here. Now comes the hard part - dealing with the post-tar-pit bends. Can't relax too quickly or that last working brain cell will pop. So we get a major cleanup. 

Everything is changed, bundos rearranged, the cookies stay the same. Art-wise, the day is wasted, though.

Today

Charlie really hates the Trimeth/Sulfa; just hates it with passion. The biped tries to get the meds in quickly, but this stinks. She gets mad, runs, hides, and it takes a blueberry the size of a peach to try and distract her after the meds. Now the plan is for the biped to stay out of sight again for as long as he can so we can "do bunny things." 

I'm working on some fresh apple sticks. These suckers are serious - if I ever need to make a stake for stabbin' through the heart, which he obviously ain't got, these are the sticks.

We'll keep you posted!
- Gus

Finneas

 

But it's Friday! We have plans! What do you mean you're not leaving the house!?

- Thank you, Susan!

PS: Finneas found his new forever home with Susan. Yes, that Susan. The famous servant of Alexander, aka "Peach, the Bunstronaut." Finneas used to live at home with canines for friends, and once he stayed at Susan's for the Holidays, he just didn't want to go back. The hoomins worked things out, of course. Now he's bonded with Savannah and Pepperoncini!