Mine and her fate started in a pet shop. I was shopping around
when a man stomped in and chided the sales girl for selling a
immobile rabbit. He then stashed a small box on the counter.I
peeped into the box and the first thing i noticed was the rabbits
legs was unable to stand. I cried upon seeing her and told myself i
wanted to bring her home and care for her. She was about a month
old. I could not bring myself to leave her there knowing her next
owner might not bring her back to the shop and just throw her in a
park or forrested area. Or since she had no sales value, what would
the pet shop do to her.. No, i had to get her.
At home then i truly realised how beautiful she was. The next
few days are the happiest days.. I pampered her with food and
shredded carrots and soft toys, and showered her with kisses and
hugs. I even did some therapy for her, holding her front legs while
she slowly tried to walk instead of crawling.
Yesterday evening i arrived home to find her not moving..I knew
she was gone but just couldnt accept it. I rushed her to the vet in
tears and he certified she was
gone............................................................................................................
I refused to cremate her so i called my aunt who buries strays
to bury her.........
On the journey to her resting place, i talked to her
NiNi, my time with you was short but very beautiful.You may be
handicapped but still the most cherished precious sweetheart to
mummy. Mummy loves you very very very much ok. Be a good gal now,
there is no more suffering for you baby.
As we laid her in her grave, we gave her one last kiss.
Baby mummy misses you very very much.......
