Look what I found in Sid's mouth!
Poor thing.
I have three cat's, one is called Salem, he is an nice old boy and is the boss, then there is Freya and Sidney, both are from ferrel backgrounds and are little terrors, they regularly bring me gifts, like frogs, worms, birds and now a baby bunny.
I actually think Sid has fallen out with me for rescuing it.
Luckily for the bunny it got a way with just slobber marks, and has now gone back to the little wood where it belongs, although it was rather sweet and I did want to keep it..x
I can understand why you wanted to keep it - he/she is so cute! Well done for saving it!! x
ReplyDeleteAh bless. Thankfully you were there to rescue it and now it's safe again. Cats hey? They think they're bloody lions!! have a good day, hugs Karen xxx
ReplyDeleteThats the way with nature isn't it. You are lucky the little bunny survived though! And yes he was really cute.
ReplyDeleteAwww how adorable! How do you cope with all the 'presents' your cats want to give you?!!!! I would faint! ha ha! xxx
ReplyDeleteMy cat is now three legged and fairly old but in his younger 4-legged days we had several rabbits and one quite sizeable - so cute (the rabbits not the cat. We used to get quite an array of gifts including pairs of pants, tights, socks, squirrels, dusters and cigarette ends!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious little bunny! I can understand you wanting to keep it! x
ReplyDeleteOh what a little cutie! Thank goodness it was only slobber marks! Suzie xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little rabbit. I am glad your cat did not kill it! The little animal must have been terribly frightened!
ReplyDeleteLieve groet, Madelief
It's very impressive that your puss-cat brought a bunny as a gift for you, but I'm very glad you managed to rescue it, and that it only had slobber marks! Em xxx
ReplyDeleteWell rescued! Newton was a terrible hunter and I fear Archie may be the same. Newton would bring live birds in in the summer when the door was open, and frogs, and baby rats (all of those were dead thankfully). His greatest prize was a large goldfish from next door's pond - he'd spent a whole week fishing for it, we could tell as he had one dirty green arm the whole time. I was very sorry and put the fish in a bucket but it didn't make it. (Newton also used to go into next door's house through their cat-flap and eat their nice gentle cat's food.) I'm sorry you couldn't keep the bunny as it does look so sweet! xx
ReplyDeleteWould look much more 'cute' in a pie Em!!!
ReplyDeletehee hee, don't tell anyone that my pet bunny's name IS actually PIE!!!
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What a sweet little thing !!.....nice blog !!!
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Bye Ria
How cute!
ReplyDeleteAwwww! My heart just melted. Im glad it was Ok apart from being a little wet.
ReplyDeleteI have to say my cat has never brought me a baby bunny...my other half is now putting in requests to the cat to bring him one, he too has fallen in love with it!
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Cats do like to surprise us don't they! That cute bunny was luck you were around at the right time.
ReplyDeleteMy worst nightmare is when mine decide to bring birds in and I wake up being dive bombed by a scared for it's life birdie!
We still love em to bits though don't we :o) xx
Imagine if it had happened a few weeks ago at Easter....now that would have been amazing!
ReplyDeleteGlad it got away! We have a rabbit like that. Called Donna, after a while (beeing originally from the city people) we found out that she was a he. Call her Don now.xx
ReplyDeleteBunnies, I just love em - but you were right to put the little fella back.
ReplyDeleteOh, so cute! Thankfully the only thing my cat has ever brought back from a hunting trip is earthworms! It sounds implausible, but when she was younger she was always bringing them in and leaving them on the bedroom floor for me! Beats mice though...
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Thomas my cat - gave Autumn my dog ... well, I didn't know this until she couldn't breathe and I thought she was going to throw up on my bed - I took her to the toilet - held her over it - realized something was caught in he throat - shook her 3 times and out popped a dead mole. Me, I understand cat presents! EWWWWW! Hugs, Jennifer - hope you'll visit sometime jennsthreegraces
ReplyDeleteOh Emma, what a darling little bunny. I would want to keep it too. I am glad that the little one has such a kind person to be delivered to.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week!!! Denise
Sweet bunny!!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your lovely blog - it gives me great pleasure! xxx
Aww its beautiful. My cats are always bringing me 'presents' Last summer Rosie threw a mouse at me across the bed, luckily it was ok, which is more than can be said for me at the time :) Hope you are having a great week xx
ReplyDeletemy cat brings in bunnies- always a shock to see them hopping around the sitting room, and she always seems to do it when we have visitors!
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reading all about this and the comments leaves me dreading what is ahead.. having two year old kits who are outdoors a bit (with supervision on account of the busy road), but still stalking baby birdies etc... what will I have to face. Nature I know, but... Helen
ReplyDeletewhat a dear little wild rabbit - luckily my lot have not presented me with any though Billy is turning into a good ratter. One of our cats when we were growing up brought in loads of baby rabbits who sadly didn't survive the shock so you did well to rescue that one.
ReplyDeleteI think I would want to keep it as well...sooooooo cute!!!
ReplyDeleteLove Lou xxx
Awwww! Well saved! What a cutie. Xx
ReplyDeleteThank goodness you saved him, Em! My Gemma is a nightmare for bringing me gifts. We had a Magpie once! Oh Joy! But no bunnies, thankfully.Lots of love, Amanda xxx
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a strong kitty! Cats are terrible, my cat Jingles has a bad habit of bringing "gifts" home although she wants to keep them at the moment it is half eaten slow worms yuk! We did have a lovely cat who was called Salem hehe!
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ReplyDeleteThis is the first time Ive been to your blog and I just wanted to say how much Ive enjoyed it - poor bunny though Im glad you rescued him, how you managed to dispatch him back to the woods is beyond me as I would definatly have wanted to keep him too!
Nice to find you,
Love Julia x