Nothing Official, But I Think I'm Going To Take Baxter In As A Permanent Resident. We've Been Though

Nothing official, but I think I'm going to take Baxter in as a permanent resident. We've been though a lot together, and I just don't feel comfortable giving him away at this point. Not that I am the only person capable of caring for him, but I just worry about taking him out of his comfort zone at this stage in his life. Plus, I have a new rabbitarium set up now for more fosters.

This will put a dent in my ability to go camping in the summer I realize. It's important for me to get some camping in every summer, as I am no help to anyone or anything if I don't. But I am willing to cut down on the frequency of my camping (which I already did this year, by a large amount). It also means I will have to consider hiring a pet sitter from now on, which to be honest is something I should have done a long time ago anyway. Previously, I boarded my elderly cat Biscuit at the vet (he needs daily meds) and had my neighbor check in on Pee-Wee and Carl, my other cats. I always made sure I was not fostering rabbits when camping. Anyway, I will be very frank here; I respect my neighbor a lot but I never ever felt 100% comfortable with her taking care of Pee-Wee and Carl, let alone her being in my house when I am not there. I would prefer to hire someone and even better, someone bonded.

Anyway, I've been spending a LOT of time thinking about this, and will continue to do so over the next 3 or 4 days.

Old Man Biscuit

The Rancho Relaxo gang.

New foster at Rancho Relaxo™, Voltaire. His name was Scout, but everyone felt that was a terrible name so they tasked me with giving him a new one. Pretentious, I know, but whatever. Besides, I'm pretty sure I heard him chewing hay in french.

He's here for a week or so, until they can get him in to be neutered. They have a backlog at the moment.

Baxter

Baxter is full of rage this morning.