Adopted February 8, 2006 by Mona B!!

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Hi everyone, I'm Keda. I'm a medium-sized white female with black and orange markings. I had a family once, but they didn't know how to take care of me, and they didn't really care. They made me stay outside in a dog crate, where I was always lonely and afraid. My family never cleaned the crate either, so as a result, my fur was always dirty and I developed "fly strike" in my shoulder and my neck (fly larvae burrowing into the skin, or Cuterebra). My family cared enough to take me to the doctor, where the larvae were surgically removed, and then the doctor told them that I should never again be put outside (I should never have been outside in the first place, and I was glad the doctor agreed with me).

And would you believe, my family said "oh we don't want her any more"?? What did I do? I was a good bunny, but I never got a chance to show them what a wonderful bunny I was. And now they wanted to just get rid of me, just like that?? Why did my family get me in the first place, if all they were going to do was mistreat me and then throw me away?? When we got home, you know what my family did? They put me right back into that filthy dog crate in the back yard. Even though the doctor said not to. They just didn't care. I was sad, I was lonely, and I knew I was going to get sick again.

The nice doctor called 3 Bunnies and asked if they'd be able to help, and the next thing I knew, someone showed up to take me out of that disgusting dog crate and the brought me into their home to take care of me. I healed from the surgery and I'm not sick any more, and I'm really enjoying the love and attention I'm getting now. I don't even mind being held, and I will gladly climb into your arms, as long as you'll be nice to me. And you have to give me face kisses and slow, gentle ear and body massages!! I just love being the center of attention (they say I'm a diva, and if I knew what that meant, I might agree), and I love flopping onto my side with a look of total serenity on my face.

Now I'm waiting to be adopted by someone who will give me a nice, loving, indoor forever home. I don't ever want to be left outside in a filthy dog crate again - that's no life for a bunny. I want to be part of a family, but it has to be an adult home where the humans know bunnies, and I don't do so well around dogs. They scare me.

Will you be my family?

Thanks for reading!!
Keda