Abandoned Bunny in the Rain: Now I'm Fostering Her

This stray bunny had been abandoned and was trying to stay safe during an unusual LA rainstorm. She found refuge under some patio furniture in a neighbor's yard, huddling under the small dry space to wait out the storm. The property owner, not knowing much about rabbits, was kind enough to leave out food and water for it. I was informed about it via a Facebook post that someone had published and decided I would check it out and see if I could help rescue this bunny. I'm kind of nervous. I'm not prepared to bring a bunny home or anything. It's been a really long time since I've hung around another bunny. Yeah, I don't feel like mentally prepared or anything to do this but when there's an emergency you just have to act fast. All right, just arrived. I know that it goes from here to the house. I see it every day. Oh, you see it every day? Yeah. Like between what times? Like in the afternoon or around this time he comes out. No idea if this is gonna be successful or not. I mean apparently everybody's seen him though, you know, but it's always like when the rescuers get here that they're nowhere to be found. Pretty much how it always goes. He said we could set it up wherever. Unfortunately the bunny was nowhere to be found so we set up a humane trap nearby and a neighbor agreed to monitor it while we planned to return later. That evening, before I could even get there, I got a text from Nicole saying she returned and had caught the bunny. Okay guys, so Nicole got the bunny. Not expecting that at all. She's bringing the bunny here tonight and I have to prep for this bunny. I don't think I'm like ready to use Lennon's litter box with another bunny. Like I just, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what the heck I'm doing. Hey, this is crazy. She's a sweetheart. Oh my god, you guys. Oh my goodness. I can't believe I have a bunny right now. Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness. Are you okay? Hi, are you okay? You want to try some veggies? Here's some veggies. You want to try some blueberry? It's a blueberry. Yeah, it's a blueberry. Yeah. Yes, you want a blueberry. Oh, you're gonna eat too much sugar. Some of the veggies. Oh, yeah. Oh my gosh, you are hungry. Lennon used to love cilantro. I don't know why this makes me really emotional. I'm just feeling so many different emotions right now. You're a silly goose. You're silly. Good morning. Good morning. You want your breakfast? You want to eat some food? You hungry? Let's get your food. Let's get your food. Okay, so she gets her very own hop litter box. It's been doubling up as a Heidi house, which is really nice. I just put some more hay in the feeder. She also had a little accident here on this pee pad. She is not potty trained. She is not spayed, but she is going to the bathroom in the litter box as well. So I feel like once she actually gets fixed, she'll be able to be potty trained properly and won't be so all over the place. But you can see there's really no hay spillage anywhere. You know, this really does keep everything contained, which is nice. You just have to work on getting this baby potty trained. You're so cute. This is my balcony, so you can see like the rain is coming down really, really hard. It is just pouring in LA. It does happen, guys. It does rain in LA at least like a few times a year. Not as much compared to other places, but this baby would have been out here in the rain if she had not been rescued. So we are very, very thankful that she has a roof over her head right now. I know this isn't like, you know, the biggest X-Pen setup, but I do let her free roam quite a bit because she's not spayed and my place is not a hundred percent bunny proofed anymore. And because she's also still on the young side, this is just the safest option for her. But I do give her supervised free roaming time. Oh my goodness. No, this is not where you're supposed to pee. Oh my goodness. Oh yeah, this is the life of having an unspayed rabbit, guys. Yeah, that's where you're supposed to go, you silly goose. Someone's got to do it. That's where Landon used to sleep.