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Canada
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i demolish buildings for a living, it's where most of my coins come from. today I was scouting around some of the out buildings and I found a beauty '67 nickel laying on the ground.  before the excavator crushed the shed I figured I better have a look inside to see if there were any other coins... no coins... but there was...  four of them in total. abandoned by the tenants. locked in the shed. cold, wet and starving. they are home with me now (i keep telling the kids that they arent staying but who am I kidding?!?), it's only been a few hours but the little buggers have already perked up!  so add to my collection: (4) circa 2012, 60 grams, diameter 2" and although I didn't check, I am pretty sure NON magnetic  funny how one bunny saved four others cheers, W Edited by Wade
02/01/2012 12:10 am
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United States
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Awwwww, those bunnies are soooooooo cute! My mom used to raise rabbits. I used to have a live, real silver chocolate bunny! Now I have 2 hand birthed/raised kittens that just turned 6 months old today. They both so sweet that they let me rub their bellies. They love curling up on the sofa with me.
Thank you for having a kind heaart and rescuing the bunnies. I'm sure they would thank you if they could speak.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Awww... they are too cute! Now I want a bunny lol
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United States
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thats a fantastic story! thanks for sharing that
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Pillar of the Community
United States
802 Posts |
Waaay cool wade. It's not all about coins. Bless you for being so caring towards the cute creatures :)
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Canada
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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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Good going Wade.  Who would leave those beautiful bunnies in a shed cold and starving.  |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Wade, that is awesome. A little kindness goes a long way in this day and age. |
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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That is awesome Bunnies make good pets for anyone with a little knowledge. Thanks for caring! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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MMMMM...dinner! Just kidding...that is awesome! I have rescued several Greyhounds the animals know and appreciate it too!
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Canada
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Valued Member
Canada
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Great to see Wade, well done! I would say that all are in AU condition...  Edited by staircase
02/01/2012 09:53 am
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 Canada
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Way to go wade.Too many abused and abandoned pets out there and not enough caring people like you to take them in.
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United States
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Wade, you may want to get a product called Calf Mana Pro. I am sure they have it in Canada. I've used it for young rabbits before when they lost their mother. Just let them free feed until they are normal weaning age. They look pretty young to me, but then I don't know how big your hands are, and they also look like they might be a breed of dwarf rabbit, so that is making it hard to tell their age.
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Canada
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What a nice story. But I wouldn't want to keep them for too long. They breed almost as quickly as you can count.  |
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Good stuff wade....I hope you find a fortune in rare coins...not enough people in the world like you. |
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