

For 5 years Lucy lived as the queen of the back yard by herself. She loved kale, carrots, hay, and banana leaves. She was known to jump high. She thumped her foot when she was mad. She ate Christmas lights and shredded Christmas packages. She had to be coaxed out from under mom's bed several times when we didn't close the door. She had an attitude but we loved her for her independence. The vet even noted in her chart she was "wild". My favorite thing was to watch her clean her face and ears. She took her paw and licked it, than pulled her ear down towards her mouth. It was so cute to watch. I also liked it when she would run circles around the yard and kick her back legs. She was fast.
Over the past few weeks she had been moving a bit slower and not eating or drinking very much. We brought her in last night to get out of the cold. She just looked different and seemed to be breathing a bit hard, and thankfully during the night she passed quietly in her sleep at the age of 10 1/2 years old. She was laid to rest this afternoon next to Ricky and NewGuy. We will be asking Michael what he would like on her tombstone when we email him to tell him the news this weekend. He sure did take good care of her.
Rest in Peace Lucy!
Pics of Lucy we took to send to Michael.
3 comments:
10 years of Lucy in the backyard! It's going to be really weird to not have her back there. I'm glad that we brought her inside last night, knowing that she didn't just die out in the cold, it somehow feels better. We've got 10 years of great memories.
Poor Lucy. I think I got to pet her one time.
Sweet post. I didn't even know you guys had rabbits, but it sounds like you took excellent care of her.
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