Pledge a Pound

sdf76 wrote:I would consider taking the word "disabled" off the title as it might put people off - they may think they couldn't cope and not even look at the post to read about the disability ?. ...they can read about the sight problem after they see the sweet faces and may think...actually, that's something we could manage?

When I saw disabled I must admit I thought perhaps it was a 3 legged bunny ( I have looked after one of those and actually they get along very well).
I think it's easier for a bunny who has had a disability from birth as they don't know any different and they do seem to cope as normal with few adjustments needed to be made for them.
Can anyone consider giving a home to Buttercup and Bart?.
sue

Furry_Friends wrote:

sdf76 wrote:I would consider taking the word "disabled" off the title as it might put people off - they may think they couldn't cope and not even look at the post to read about the disability ?. ...they can read about the sight problem after they see the sweet faces and may think...actually, that's something we could manage?

When I saw disabled I must admit I thought perhaps it was a 3 legged bunny ( I have looked after one of those and actually they get along very well).
I think it's easier for a bunny who has had a disability from birth as they don't know any different and they do seem to cope as normal with few adjustments needed to be made for them.
Can anyone consider giving a home to Buttercup and Bart?.
sue

If it puts them off, they aren't the right people for them. I would rather be clear and state that he is in the title
Fair comment. I do hope the right person comes along to offer them a loving home soon.
sue

Buttercup and Bart are still in rescue