It's a New Year! 🎉
We are prepping some new educational workshops and support groups for this year, 2024. We need your feedback on how we can help the most and serve our communities in the most effective way.
✨What would you like to learn? Where would you like to see us? Are there topics that you'd like to discuss?
Comment Below !!!
🐾 Examples of some of this year's upcoming opportunities/topics:
-Animal Hoarding (what it is, what it isn't, how you can help)
-Pet Insurance
-Rabbits living with other Pets
-Financial Resources for Families with Pets
-Yoga/mindfulness with pets
-Pet Loss Support Group topics (e.g. grief, bereavement, coping, memorial activities, end of life decisions etc)
-much more!
⭐Would you like to facilitate or be a speaker for one of our groups or educational events?
⭐Have other unique ideas on how you'd like to volunteer or support rabbits and/or people with Snickerdoodles'?
Message us on Facebook, or email at [email protected]!
THANK YOU 🩷
Adoptable Appenzeller playing some late night enrichment games with foraging herbs 🤭
Adoptable Appenzeller is a chill couch potato 🥔
He is soaking up the gentle pets and sweet affection with his foster, but he would love a permanent home and loving family all to himself! He has been patiently waiting for a very long time.
Appenzeller is neutered and litter box trained. Email [email protected] if interested in placing an application ahead of time, and meet him this Sunday, 19th from 12pm-2pm at the Parma Pet Supplies Plus.
See flyer in comments for additional details !
Adoptable Dottie loved being the center of attention at today’s pet loss and grief support group activity. She is slowly starting to trust humans and has never met a treat she doesn’t like! Will you be the fortunate human to give her a forever home? You won’t regret it! Let us know if you’d like to schedule a meet and greet!
Meet our new friend, Sushi. She was found with her mama and siblings in a neighborhood overrun by abandoned rabbits. She is around 10 weeks old and will be available once she’s spayed.
Adoptable Dottie is munching on her breakfast and wondering where her forever family may be. This sweet girl loves all things food and will provide you with hours of entertainment! She is silly and playful and may even be a wonderful candidate to bond with that special somebun. If interested in this girl, please send a message so we can set up a meet and greet!
Adoptable Fanny wants everyone to know what it's like to care for a special needs bun !
Every bunny has unique needs, just as people do. Fanny has Glaucoma causing her to be blind, and a weak back leg muscle that makes her move around a bit differently from other bunnies. She is a rescued bun, found abandoned and outside on the side of a road. She has routine check ins with her veterinarian to monitor her health.
Despite her unique needs, she is still able to live a wonderful and comfortable life with the proper care! She requires ongoing eye drops (2 drops in each eye, 2-3 times daily) and frequent bedding changes (she tends to drag her leg, causing some messes from her litter box). She uses a low hanging litter box that allows for easier access (see photos ). Lots of room allows her to stretch and exercise her legs.
As you can see, even with being blind and having a weak muscle, she is a cuddle baby with lots of energy.
It takes a special person to care and love for a special bunny. If you might be this person or family and you're interested in adopting Fanny (Fantasia Mae), please email us at [email protected]
Ginger update 12/8:
Our veterinarian has concluded that Ginger is in kidney failure.
Today, she has been eating and drinking really well and appears to have more energy back. She's also been taking Critical Care and milk thistle recommended by our veterinarian. However, she doesn't seem to be urinating very much, is very weak, and tests showed that her kidneys are not functioning at all as well as having little to no muscle in her body. We are in the process of discussing comfort and quality of life with our veterinarian to plan next steps, but due to how severe her condition is , options are very limited.
Thank you to those who have donated to her veterinary costs. As of now, we've received $287 in donations. THANK YOU.
Her total visit cost was $499.05. Help us reach our goal to cover the medical bill and please keep little Ginger in your thoughts ! ❣️
‼️VOTING IS OPEN! ‼️
Adoptable Dottie wants everyone to know to Click the link below to view our Holiday Photo Contest submissions and cast your vote. Voting ends 12/9.
Photo with the most votes receives a personalized holiday ornament of their pet! 🐶 🐈 🐇 🎄
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R8RBZCR
Fanny pants is back at the vet!
The veterinarian has stated that her Glaucoma isn't something really curative at this point, but more that it can be managed by ongoing eye drops/medication. They are currently measuring the pressure in her eyes to identify progress.
She was also spayed last week, and seems to be recovering well! She's been giving more "bunny kisses" and wants to be held more often. We like to think this is because physical touch really comforts her due to being blind. She is the sweetest, biggest baby.
We are kindly asking for donations to help cover her ongoing medical care that is needed for her condition. All donations are tax deductible. THANK YOU ❤️
PayPal: snickerdoodlesrescue.org/donate
Venmo: SnickerdoodlesRabbitRescue
Cash: please contact us
💕Our amazing foster parent with a sweet message on Noodle:
"This sweet girl is our latest foster….she has legs that aren’t perfect, but she doesn’t know that. She is “handicapable” and she has no idea she is different or her body doesn’t work like everyone elses’…if only we all could understand."
