25/06/2025
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It Is with heavy hearts that we make this update. After consulting further with our vet and talking to his adopters about his current quality of life, we’ve had to make the heartbreaking decision to let him rest, and move forward with euthanasia. Considering the frequency of his mobility issues, our vet has told us there is a fair likelihood of him suffering from something internally that is causing his bones to be suseptable to such breaks and fractures. We are so grateful to everyone who has shared and donated, and if youd like to request your donation back in light of this news please contact us, otherwise it will be going towards helping more bunnies in need and supporting those in our care.
Hey everyone, we are devastated to have to make this post… but we urgently need your help. Noah, one of our long time residents, was recently adopted to an amazing family in Wyoming. As some of you may know, Noah has a tragic past. He has been in a few long term adoptive homes and returned for numerous reasons that were never due to any fault of his own. Everyone who’s met Noah has fallen in love with him. He is the sweetest most loving boy.
A few years back Noah suffered a trauma to his back right leg. It’s unknown what happened, but we suspect he got his leg caught in his xpen and broke it. His injury resulted in an amputation. His spirits have always remained high and he hasn’t lost his love for life.
About 2 months ago he had another strange occurrence with his mobility. We noticed he was struggled to function with his remaining back leg, we took him in immediately, got X-rays, and there was a minor blip in the X-ray. It was said it could be a sprain, minor fracture, etc. in his spine. Luckily it resolved itself and he regained full mobility and was cleared for adoption.
He had his last health check at 9am the day prior to his transport. After the transport was complete he settled in and wasn’t interacted with much while decompressing. About two days after his adoptive family called to ask about any previous issues with his front leg. They had him taken in to their vet for abnormal behavior, and lack of mobility. After doing X-rays it was found that within the time frame of being transported and settling in that he broke his front right leg. We are at a loss on what had happened within these last few days and it’s a mystery to both us and his new home, but he urgently needs help. We are desperate to see him get the happily ever after he deserves, and unfortunately this surgery is going to cost a lot in order to give him the best chance at that. Our exotic vet is hopeful they can repair it and he can make a full recovery. We need your help to accomplish this.
His adoptive family is able to help cover some surgical costs, but considering the unforeseen circumstances we need to fundraise to help cover the remainder. We are ola ning to transport him back to Utah and have our primary vet at mountain west and their surgical team perform his surgery. This surgery is going to be $4,000. We are begging you to consider sparing even a couple dollars, and if you are unable to do that, please like, comment, and share, to boost this post.
Help us give Noah his happily ever after. He deserves it.
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