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Doesn’t that face just motivate the hell out of ya??
Sorry, couldn’t help myself.
We have The Best Rabbits, Adopters and Volunteers on Planet Earth…here's why. ; )
Greetings to everyone at Rabbit Match, I thought you might like to know just how well Woodward is doing! On Sunday, Woodward was, understandably, quite nervous. He was somewhat leery of his surroundings, so we simply let him have some quiet time to himself. Monday was a bit better as he seemed a little less frightened and a little more trusting, yet he still wasn't interested in coming out of his enclosure. By Tuesday afternoon, Woodward was a whole different rabbit!! He finally decided to come out of his enclosure and check out the rest of his new home. He was oh so curious about everything, and after sniffing every nook and cranny, he kicked up his heels and sprinted through the house! We were overwhelmingly relieved that he seemed to approve! Since then, Woody has had a lot of free play, and when he's ready to go back to his pen, he simply hops in and plops down in his bed. He is also doing very well with his litter box, and he heads right to it when he needs to go potty. I'm impressed! Truly, we are thrilled with Woodward! He has already given us lots of laughs and lots of bunny love (if I lie down on the floor, he comes over and lies right next to me or face to face with me when he wants petting!) We look forward to getting to know him even more, and to having years of enjoyment with him! Thank you to everyone at Rabbit Match for all that you do for these curious creatures! And, a special thank you to Nancy for your time, your patience, and your words of wisdom last Sunday. Your extensive knowledge of bunnies has helped us immensely! I have attached a couple new pictures of Woodward below. All my best, Raini
Carmaine and I are enjoying Leibnitz’s company; we started calling him Momo; which means “peach” in Japanese. He’s fuzzy like the fruit, and seems to respond to it nicely. It’s been less than a week, so he’s still getting comfy with his surroundings. I’m at work at the moment, but I’ll be emailing you pictures sometime this week. =) He has free run of the kitchen when we’re not home, and then the rest of the apartment when we are so he has lots of space to run and play. It’ll take a bit of patience, but I’m hoping he’ll stop leaving me “presents” everywhere and trying to get him to use his litter box. Any extra advice on this? I know it’s only been a while so I’m sure he’s still adjustin….
I’m getting a little jealous since he tends to follow my boyfriend a bit more than me, but he’s getting bolder and starting to jump on to the couch and perch next to me while watching tv. I should be able to take him to the vet this weekend, I didn’t realize my week with him had flown by so quickly!
As promised! =) For a bit, he was hiding under our coffee table, but for the past few days, Momo’s taken a liking to climbing on the couch and then flopping next to us. Will send more soon!
I have one of these but my rabbits don't help at all. (Darn!)
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when dave allen saw this little 900 square foot house in the woods above napa, it had been abandoned and left open and was basically uninhabitable, but there was something magical about it and david decided to take the plunge. the house had been built in the 1940s as a summer cabin. since the home’s paper-thin walls and questionable foundation make a remodel impractical, david intends to eventually build a new structure on the site. in the meantime, he looked for inexpensive ways to make this summer cabin comfortable and liveable – and when he does build his new space, you can bet he’ll salvage everything possible from this one! {thanks dave! and thanks to adrian gregorutti for the photos!}[I’m completely happy in my unheated hideout, drawing water from an above ground spring and sharing with the space with bats and raccoons. Bonus features that bring me daily pleasure include a creek and a mountain (which, as it seems to be unclaimed, I’ve informally annexed). My nearest neighbors are the vineyards of the famous Hess Winery. Down the hill in my Sonoma showroom, Artefact Design & Salvage. I tend toward overscale and unusual objects displayed rather dramatically. At home I simply want to surround myself with meaningful objects. So in my wee cabin my only ongoing conscious design consideration is trying to keep the ambience calm and uncluttered despite layers of favorite objects competing for attention everywhere in the tiny space.]
The kitchen had been stripped of everything and was just an empty alcove. I brought in Ikea cabinets and had a friend pour the raw concrete countertop. Ceiling is corrugated aluminum, flooring is simply painted subfloor.The painting is by Roger Groth. I have a little frog living in the staghorn fern (Platycerium Superbum) just under the gold corncob trophy. Last summer when I discovered him I put him outside, thinking he’d been trapped by accident. But a few days later he was back. We’re now old friends and on warm evenings he croaks happily.
Painting by Mark Hobley. Corrugated aluminum siding from Home Depot. Buddha collection, gilt angel wings are Italian antiques.
Skylight is original, though I did have to re-sheetrock the ceiling to get rid of the mold. The oversize armoire is salvaged from a textile mill in India, and the bookshelves I out of scaffolding frames I found in Belgium.
CLICK HERE for the rest of Dave’s peek after the jump!
Carved column from Rajastan. Painted surface has a particular ancient crustiness unique to India. Overhead beam is salvaged California Redwood. I had these lying around and installed them here simply to add a bit of intrigue.
Original pine paneling above stairs which lead to a narrow utility room and basement below. Fragment of a gilt pier mirror from a burnt Baltimore mansion hangs above the (1967 Gretsch Country Gentleman) guitar. Zinc balustrade is from Paris Flea Market
Limestone putti heads, architectural terra cotta fragments, Italian marble panel and antique Italian gilt fruit swags
Design*Sponge: dave allen of artefact design & salvage
http://www.designspongeonline.com/2009/10/sneak-peek-dave-allen-of-artefact-design-salvage.html
Our sister org is having a pawty!! We'll be there!! Don't miss it!
All the juicy details here: http://www.larabbits.org/images/October_09/R_HolidayPartyFlier_11_09.pdf
Directions to the party:
If you're traveling west on Pico, turn left on Veteran, then left at Ayres. Go one block and turn right on Kelton. If you're traveling east on Pico, turn right on Veteran, then left at Ayres. Go one block and turn right on Kelton.
If you're traveling west on Pico, turn left on Veteran, then left at Ayres. Go one block and turn right on Kelton. If you're traveling east on Pico, turn right on Veteran, then left at Ayres. Go one block and turn right on Kelton.
All proceeds benefit homeless rabbits!! Los Angeles Rabbit Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.
Donations cheerfully accepted, not required. See you there!
Michelle
Do I look a little unkempt??? The RabbitMatch mom had to bribe me with cilantro to get me to pose. This is embarrassing. An application of Revolution is not compatible with a well groomed appearance in a rabbit. I was apprehended as an abandoned pet. People brought me to RabbitMatch , in a large, expensive cage. They had been all ga-ga about me when they first found me but they had bought the "rabbits as low maintenance animals" myth too. They quickly told me I just wasn't working out (sniff!!!) and I'd have to go.
Meanwhile, no one had bothered to notice that I was harboring little vermin in my baby pink ears. Well, RabbitMatch moms have fixed me up and promised me new photos soon. This is LA after all!!! One never knows when that agent might notice one !!!!! I'm certainly deserving of being in pictures.
Today is 10/16/09. I weighed 3 lbs 4 oz. I am a standard chinchilla-x boy. Notice my adorable chubby cheeks even with the frizzled fur. My birthdate is 5/1/09. I'm calling myself Snowden. More later!!! With a crisp salute, Your Snowden.
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