Poor George, sorry for your loss

R.I.P George

awwww sorry about George - RIP

Thank you for all your replies everyone, it really means a lot to me. Yesterday I think Lucy was looking for George. This morning She was shaking, I think she really misses him and doesn't want to be alone. We are thinking of getting another rabbit to keep her company, we're also getting a new, larger fox proof hutch which should come in about a week. We considered bringing her inside but she doesn't paticularly like human company and the last time we brought her inside she was very nervous and hated every moment of it. I think the best solution is to get her another partner, I only want whats best for her.

oh bless, that would be nice to have company so sorry about george,

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Oh thats awful!! How did the cat get to him?! Think its a good idea to get Lucy some company again there are loads at Rabbit Rehome - Adopt an unwanted bunny from a rescue centre Binky free George x

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We used to let them free range in the garden during the day and lock them up in the hutch at night because we don't think it's fair to keep them locked in the hutch 24/7. For two years this worked fine, absolutely no probems.
I've attached an image of their hutch so you can see it. I took the picture before he passed away so you can see him in it. I discovered him as I was going out to put them away, I would have literally missed the incident by moments, he was still very warm. We lock Lucy up a lot sooner and supervise her much more closely, we're also getting her a new hutch with a bigger run so it's not so bad for her being locked up for longer.
We've actually been looking at that site and have contacted the place we got Lucy and George from, this is who were planning on getting for Lucy to keep her company Rabbit Rehome - Adopt a unwanted bunny from a rescue centre Apparantly he bites people but gets on well with other rabbits, as long as Lucy is happy with him it doesn't really matter what his temerament is towards humans, we'll manage. After all, every rabbit deserves a home.

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Really sorry to read about your beloved George, he knows he was very much loved and will be keeping the rainbows lawn in tact-i'm sure And the angels will enjoy his company for now

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I used to have my buns free range but only when i was in the garden its just not safe to do that now. Mine have a 6ftx4ft run plus a 6ft hutch on top then a 6ft by 8ft run in the garden, they are also litter trained and have been kept as house buns up until last week so still come inside for a run round and a cuddle.

If i was you id invest in a safe run for when you are not around x

ps chester is gorgeous!!

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