12/08/2025
Welcome Cocoa Puffs! His family bought him at the fair two years ago (but didn’t know it was a boy until today) No matter what the reason is, families have a choice when they decide to no longer keep their pet(s)… I have said this before, and I’ll never stop reminding anyone reading: I will always try to help a family in need when they ask. I would rather help the person trying to do the right thing vs being forced to help the idiot that tosses their pet out on the street or abandon them in the park. Reminder this exact week last year, I told a family that I was full and couldn’t take their two rabbits… two weeks later, the same rabbits were found tossed in the trash and had 5 babies. I took this chocolate lop because every other rescue the family asked turned them away, said they were full or just didn’t reply. It’s important that even when rescues can barely keep their heads above the freezing water- that we remain humble and remember why we exist. To help pets that need us. The families struggling for whatever reason need us. I am FULL. But thanks to YOU and the support system surrounding me, I am still able to help just one more. This sweet boy has a much larger cage now, a warm spot in the AND a vet appointment already scheduled for next Monday! I can’t do this alone any more, I REALLY need your help. I wasn’t planning on any more intakes this year so one last favor, wish list updates has many items under ten bux that will truly make a difference! Thank You for reading this far: www.linktr.ee/rebelrescueranch
