INAPROPIATE...:confused:

josevolution

is my home that's what i was told by a rabitt rescue society that i tried to adopt a rabitt from sheegzz ,i have two kids, a cat ,dog they said my house was inapropiate this after they came to my house and did a home visit for 2 fn hrs ,in wich they wen't over how to care for the pet and what not to do with it like they told my daughter she wouldn't be able to hold the rabitt untill she was 18 fruit cakes i call them, anyway i decided to just go to petden and bought her a bunny .........the bunny is doing great at our inapropiate house ...

edvedder913

yeah those pet people sometimes can be over the top.....

you tried kudos

harmless_little_f***

Wuz it a willdd Rabitt?

If it wuz is quite posssible there are license lawz which wud explain ur daughter not beingg able to holdd the animal until she iz 18....

norm

when i was looking for a dog i was looking at rescues and i noticed they all wanted to "inspect" my home.....in theory i understand their motivation for doing this but who are they to decided what is appropriate?.....i'm sure they probably would have found something they didn't like about my house and would have turned me down.......i love animals but these people are just nucking futs.....they care more about a bunny than a humans well being.....

congrats on the bunny, jose....:)

josevolution

edvedder913 wrote:

yeah those pet people sometimes can be over the top.....

you tried kudos

yeah we tried i mean hell my dog & cat were both from rescue shelters they just were totally over the top with what not to do with the rabitt plus we are saving a pet by going thru them ,but now i feel better because i can truly say we did rescue a pet by buying thru a pet store ..:)

Jeanie

There are bunny police?????? :rolleyes: wtf?????

Good thing they aint here! All kinds of things happen to bunnies here and I just know they would be appallingly "inapropriate" in the eyes of the bunny police!

josevolution

harmless_little_f*** wrote:

Wuz it a willdd Rabitt?

If it wuz is quite posssible there are license lawz which wud explain ur daughter not beingg able to holdd the animal until she iz 18....

no they are not wild rabitts they are rabitts that people just can't manage or just don't wan't anymore ,these folks were just looking for a reason not to give us a rabitt after the meeting was done they said to us we will have a meeting with the whole rescue society and decide if you meet the requirements totally nuts i say ....

failedpersephone

http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2006/suicide-bunny-p1.php

MintGreenGoblin

i can't understand why they would think that suddenly on her 18th birthday she would instantly mature and gain the knowledge to properly hold rabbits....interesting.

I do hope that they warned you that bunnies have very delicate backs and kids should be supervised while handling. Also, I would give the bunny about 48 hours to adjust to the new environment before I did much handling, as in particular baby bunnies can get diarrhea when stressed and it doesn't take much for their little bodies to dehydrate. Good luck either way, bunnies are neat pets.

Phantom Pain

josevolution wrote:

is my home that's what i was told by a rabitt rescue society that i tried to adopt a rabitt from sheegzz ,i have two kids, a cat ,dog they said my house was inapropiate this after they came to my house and did a home visit for 2 fn hrs ,in wich they wen't over how to care for the pet and what not to do with it like they told my daughter she wouldn't be able to hold the rabitt untill she was 18 fruit cakes i call them, anyway i decided to just go to petden and bought her a bunny .........the bunny is doing great at our inapropiate house ...

Did they tell you why your house was Inappropriate ?

Maybe because you have the dog ? I know my dog chases the rabbits in my yard all the time

I had a home inspection for a dog rescue they basically want to make sure what I put down on the application was the truth

Yard size,where the dog will be kept, that I had another dog blah blah blah

josevolution

MintGreenGoblin wrote:

i can't understand why they would think that suddenly on her 18th birthday she would instantly mature and gain the knowledge to properly hold rabbits....interesting.

I do hope that they warned you that bunnies have very delicate backs and kids should be supervised while handling. Also, I would give the bunny about 48 hours to adjust to the new environment before I did much handling, as in particular baby bunnies can get diarrhea when stressed and it doesn't take much for their little bodies to dehydrate. Good luck either way, bunnies are neat pets.

yes they did explain all of that wich is great info to have, and we are making sure it's handled with care he is doing fine and my dog just sniffs at him very cool so far ,we do supervise all meetings between the pets he he he funny but true .....

josevolution

Phantom Pain wrote:

Did they tell you why your house was Inappropriate ?

Maybe because you have the dog ? I know my dog chases the rabbits in my yard all the time

I had a home inspection for a dog rescue they basically want to make sure what I put down on the application was the truth

Yard size,where the dog will be kept, that I had another dog blah blah blah

no they didn't give any specifics as to why, they just eamiled us stating that after further review our house was inapropiate ,we had decided to just go the pet store route after the home meeting anyway but we waited for their response ....

drtyfrnk29

Perhaps it was all the pictures of Elmer Fudd on the walls, jose

josevolution

drtyfrnk29 wrote:

Perhaps it was all the pictures of Elmer Fudd on the walls, jose

he he he yeah i knew i should taken those down ,the only other thing it might of been is that my 13yr old son said" it wouldn't be hi's rabitt" to wich one of the interviewrs says "it's evrybody's rabitt" ....that might of sealed our fate as rabitt owners at least from this rescue society ...:eek:

Ledbetterman10

josevolution wrote:

INAPROPIATE...

you think YOU know inappropriate?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zPVvbDaX4c0&feature=related

JOEJOEJOE

josevolution wrote:

is my home that's what i was told by a rabitt rescue society that i tried to adopt a rabitt from sheegzz ,i have two kids, a cat ,dog they said my house was inapropiate this after they came to my house and did a home visit for 2 fn hrs ,in wich they wen't over how to care for the pet and what not to do with it like they told my daughter she wouldn't be able to hold the rabitt untill she was 18 fruit cakes i call them, anyway i decided to just go to petden and bought her a bunny .........the bunny is doing great at our inapropiate house ...

Sounds like they are on some sorta power trip...it ain't like you are applying to be a foster parent. They put Britney Spears under less scrutiny!

Hmmm...makes me think of Britney in a bunny costume!

josevolution

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

Sounds like they are on some sorta power trip...it ain't like you are applying to be a foster parent. They put Britney Spears under less scrutiny!

Hmmm...makes me think of Britney in a bunny costume!

yeah that is exactly how they presented themselves bunny police..

Slip Kid

what the hell is a rabitt?

josevolution

Slip Kid wrote:

what the hell is a rabitt?

ok sorry rabit, bunny,big ears ..

JOEJOEJOE

josevolution wrote:

yeah that is exactly how they presented themselves bunny police..

They can make a musical out of this!

"Yes his ears are floppy
But your house is way too sloppy!
Before we let him hop
You'll have to use the mop!"

Slip Kid

josevolution wrote:

ok sorry rabit, bunny,big ears ..

i do like rabbits

josevolution

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

They can make a musical out of this!

"Yes his ears are floppy
But your house is way too sloppy!
Before we let him hop
You'll have to use the mop!"

yeah no kidding and to top it off the house was totally clean, organized, they didn't even ask to look at the house we just sat in my living room and talked they were there to really interview us as a family oh oh oh so that means that we are not apropiate to have a bunny ....damm :eek:

chiquimonkey

now i'm singing 'bunny police' to the tune of 'karma police'

congrats on your inappropriately-housed bunny

JOEJOEJOE

josevolution wrote:

yeah no kidding and to top it off the house was totally clean, organized, they didn't even ask to look at the house we just sat in my living room and talked they were there to really interview us as a family oh oh oh so that means that we are not apropiate to have a bunny ....damm :eek:

The biggest victim here: THE BUNNY

The Bunnies always suffer!

josevolution

chiquimonkey wrote:

now i'm singing 'bunny police' to the tune of 'karma police'

congrats on your inappropriately-housed bunny

oh yeah now i'm thinking the same thing ,bunny police he he he ....

JOEJOEJOE

chiquimonkey wrote:

now i'm singing 'bunny police' to the tune of 'karma police'

congrats on your inappropriately-housed bunny

"this is what you get when your house is a mess"

chiquimonkey

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

"this is what you get when your house is a mess"

heehee

josevolution

i'm glad though that we didn't get a bunny from them ,i could just see these people showing up at my house unannounced for a bunny inspection ....

sk8nshoot1

Maybe b/c you live in a giant martini glass??? Huh? LOL

angryyoungman

isnt it more "inappropriate" to euthanize the rabbit? cause thats probably whats gonna happen if people dont adopt them. . .they should be happy to find a home for the rabbit

josevolution

sk8nshoot1 wrote:

Maybe b/c you live in a giant martini glass??? Huh? LOL

yeah that might of played a part in their decision or maybe they looked in my freezer and saw that big bottle of gray goose ....:D