Littlepig&co
Junior Guinea Pig
As a result of losing Ruby suddenly and unexpectedly on the 1st of December 2014 , Poor Daisy was obviously left all on her lonesome and grieving for her
half sister
So on Sunday the 7th of December , 6 days after we took Daisy along to Cottontails Rescue where she
chose her new friend. Daisy had a choice of two friends to chose from; she was put in a run with them both and decided that she preferred being around this one the most.
Her new friend is a little girl who is 2 years old (so a year younger than
Daisy) she is gorgeous, she is a pale lilac with ginger markings.
she was originally called Lily but as I have a rabbit called Lily - I renamed her Delilah-rose. Well actually my dad came up with the name Delilah and I added Rose to it because of her red eyes.
As the story goes; somebody had a massive herd of females (16) and as a result of a marriage breakdown and having to move house; they had to rehome 10 of the females. When Delilah first arrived here, she was very shy and it's taken a few weeks for her to come out of her shell and settle. But now she has been here nearly 6 weeks; her character is starting to shine! Here is the page on the rescue website: http://cottontails-rescue.org.uk/pair-females-arrive-soon/
These two photos were when she first got home!
With Daisy about a week after adopting her
Here are some photos I took of them both just over a week ago!
My gorgeous Daisy
half sister
So on Sunday the 7th of December , 6 days after we took Daisy along to Cottontails Rescue where she chose her new friend. Daisy had a choice of two friends to chose from; she was put in a run with them both and decided that she preferred being around this one the most.
Her new friend is a little girl who is 2 years old (so a year younger than
Daisy) she is gorgeous, she is a pale lilac with ginger markings.
she was originally called Lily but as I have a rabbit called Lily - I renamed her Delilah-rose. Well actually my dad came up with the name Delilah and I added Rose to it because of her red eyes.
As the story goes; somebody had a massive herd of females (16) and as a result of a marriage breakdown and having to move house; they had to rehome 10 of the females. When Delilah first arrived here, she was very shy and it's taken a few weeks for her to come out of her shell and settle. But now she has been here nearly 6 weeks; her character is starting to shine! Here is the page on the rescue website: http://cottontails-rescue.org.uk/pair-females-arrive-soon/
These two photos were when she first got home!
With Daisy about a week after adopting her
Here are some photos I took of them both just over a week ago!
My gorgeous Daisy
So pleased to see Daisy happy again. Please keep us updated on thsi wonderful new friendship!
