Friday, September 7, 2012
Adoptions and Nick
GP, Norah and Brownie the guinea pigs were adopted . Such happy piggies.
Late Wednesday night SP-BH received at phone call that there was a pet bunny on the loose in Niagara Falls. According to the neighbors the bunny has been living on street for a week. Ray and Beth went and found the bunny under a car and brought him back to receive care. His name is Nick and he needs to gain some weight before he can be adopted. Nick is super cute!
Sorry about the lack of entries for a while, we were having trouble logging on for a while. I will catch everyone up by posting all the entries we have missed all in one day . Starting with-
Watson!
Watson the bunny just arrived at SP-BH today. His previous owner surrender him when she found out he had a medical condition that she couldn't financial treat. We are so grateful she found us to take Watson in so he can get treatment. Once he is checked out by Dr.T and treated Watson will be up for adoption!
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Newest Arrivals
We have 4 new arrivals; Two 12 week dold female rats, one is named Mischief , the other girl needs a name.. anyone know a good name for her? She is mostly a dark black color with some white. They are very sweet girls , we are looking to adopt them together because were told they are sisters ( they do look alike) and they have been together since birth. And, two ferrets just arrived. An 8 year old albino boy named Needlenose and a three year old sable colored boy named Dudley. Once they have had time to de-stress in their foster home and had a good check up at the vet, they will be adoptable
Newest Adoptions
We had 5 adoptions yesterday! :) Three female ( un-named) baby rats were adopted. They came from a previous owner, the babies were an accidental and unwanted litter. We still have 4 girls and 4 boys left for adoption. Also, Stevie and Trudy the guinea pigs were adopted together. They have found wonderful people , very nice families that will love them.
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Victor Update
Victor the rat has not improved on his medicine at all :( In fact , there is a possiblilty he may be worse than before. He is still eating and drinking, but not as much. I'm afraid the time may come where we will have to decide to let him go at the vet's office.. to spare him any long term suffering. Unfortunetly there is no other treatment for him. Right now, we are just loving him and keeping him comfortable. He can still drink from the bottle, he nibbles on food and he has a little control over his body ( although that is diminishing as the head tilt worsens) , when these aspects of his life are gone , we will then take him to the vet to say good bye.
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