Yesterday afternoon I settled in to watch Days of Our Lives, sort laundry and fold clothes while Dylan napped. Elizabeth was playing a Garfield computer game, learning the ABCs and how stupid Odie really is.
While I was in my room straightening up and vacuuming the floor, I remembered that the night before the animals were terribly preoccupied with a piece of wrapping paper that had fallen between my dresser and the wall.
Fearing the worst, I moved the paper....
Crouched there, so still I couldn't tell if it was alive or dead, was a tiny little baby rabbit. Tiny. Size of my fist.
I freaked out. The dog freaked out, grabbed the bunny and started running through the house with him, I assume giving the bunny the tour since he just kept dropping him in various rooms and then chasing him down. The bunny got a nice tour of under the shelf near the entertainment center AND corner of the kitchen.
But most of the bunny's tour took place under my bed and bedside table.
I frantically called Bob.
"I can't come home to get a rabbit. I'm in Concho (an hour's drive away)," he said. "Just let Sawyer get it."
"Ok," I said, broomstick firmly in hand, ready to whack!
Eventually, Sawyer became disinterested and I put a baby gate across our doorway so the dog could come out, but the bunny could not. Quarantined.
Then we waited for Bob.
He came home a few hours later, quickly located the still alive and unharmed bunny and released him to the wild.
But not before we took some pictures of the trespasser!
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You were scared of a bunny? And you were going to let your dog kill it? A BUNNY!
I was TOTALLY scared of a bunny. They are just rats with cute ears!
Once the dog decided he wanted a piece of the bunny, there was really nothing I could do about it.
Rest easy. The bunny is back in the wild, alive.
But you considered killing a bunny. That is so not LOL.
No. Not LOL.
But, they are just cute rodents. I'd smash a rat no worries.
That is such a cute tiny bunny! I'm glad he was released into the wild.
He is a cute little rodent, inn't he? Careful... they bite!
That's why Bob is wearing my very protective gardening gloves.
Stupid bunnies.
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