Where is the camera?

I was about to take some digital pictures of pets that are now available for adoption, but I cannot find the camera anywhere. I have a few hamsters, guinea pigs and Vinny the Holland lop rabbit to take pictures of.. but how will I do that without the camera? I'll keep on looking, have to retrace my steps, remember where I last used it.

On Monday, 6 male rabbits went to see Dr.T to be neutered. Oliver, Potter, Waffle, Domino, Morsel, and Memphis are all now fixed. They recovered very quickly and were eating and drinking by that same night.

Chelsea the female rabbit has been adopted :) She arrived here with her litter of babies, which was an accidental litter. She was searching for her forever home for a while, but then I got a call from a former co-worker, Sandy. Sandy had lost her female bunny due to old age and was looking for an new spayed female. She had her eyes and heart set on Chelsea and wound up adopting her. A happy ending for Chelsea.

The last 3 degus from the group of 12 that arrived months ago have just been adopted by their new Mom, Jillian. We are enthused that all of them are now happy in homes, and all of them were adopted in groups of 2's, 3's and 4's so no one was adopted by themselves.

We do have a few new arrivals- 5 new rats. The boys are Link a dark brown hooded, Gibson a blue hooded and Warwick a blue hooded. The girls are Kara and Zan they are albinos. Also, a black lop female rabbit was brought to us. This poor girl was abandoned at a park and had been there for weeks. A couple of good Samaritans spent a good deal of their time trying to catch her and then succeeding. They then brought her to us so we could have her vet checked, spayed then find her a wonderful home.

The picture above is Chelsea, a happy bunny living the good life now.