There was myxomatosis around here a while ago, seems to have died down now, but where i work (Food production) there lots of rabbits, squirrels etc around, things like that seem to spread fast.
Really wierd, not nice feeling!
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There was myxomatosis around here a while ago, seems to have died down now, but where i work (Food production) there lots of rabbits, squirrels etc around, things like that seem to spread fast.
I do agree with this, animals are killed daily.
Its different seeing them already dead though i suppose. Like i say, i know theres thousands of the things, but i suppose im reacting to how the old dear reacted, i bet if she'd have said "oh, look at the rabbit" we'd have already passed it by the time id actually processed what she said, and just said "oh yeah".
worst thing i've had to do was put a lamb out of it's misery, after crows had pecked out its eyes, tongue and most of it's innards (was definitely bleeding to death, had no hope)
was in the middle of the field, with no rocks around
hate thinking about that
was in the middle of the field, with no rocks around
hate thinking about that
It's better to know the OP posted that than some fantasy of killing the Rabbit and having pleasure over his action.
I wouldn't have the courage to kill it and that's coming from a Pharmacologist-to-be here.
She probably does to a certain extent, but she's always been the same.
Out back garden seems to be home to lots of wildlife, even though its not that big the bushes are quite large, at the moment we have a nest of thrush's and over the years we've had lots of birds, hedgehogs etc stranded that she's either taken to the vets or moved somewhere safe.
It's not a crime to have a little compassion, even if they are only animals
You'd feel much better if you'd finished the poor thing off. Quick blow to the head with a branch/rock would probably do the trick. Not a nice thing to have to do though.
Wouldn't/Couldn't do it i'm afraid
What rabbit? A Rabbit or The Rabbit?
I'd have the misery of its death to deal with in a couple of years time.
I see your "cute" run over rabbit and raise you 10. The kids in the school i work had seen these in the corner squeaking. No mother around, the caretaker etc looked for ages. So took them back to our room IT Technician/Area manager.
These ducks jumped so high they managed to get out the box and cause havoc, chasing them around the server was not fun. However what a babe magnet these things are. Female Teachers where popping in all afternoon to look at them. I’m taking them out with me Friday night
Lucky the area manager has reared ducks before and was talking them home with him so happy ending for these guys.
These ducks jumped so high they managed to get out the box and cause havoc, chasing them around the server was not fun. However what a babe magnet these things are. Female Teachers where popping in all afternoon to look at them. I’m taking them out with me Friday night
Lucky the area manager has reared ducks before and was talking them home with him so happy ending for these guys.
I didn't say it was.It's not a crime to have a little compassion, even if they are only animals
However, stopping and getting hysterical to a point of dangerous over some roadkill is OTT if you ask me.
Hardly dangerous considering she checked her mirrors before stopping
If there was cars behind she would have probably just carried on and turned around.OTT? Maybe, but people react differently to things