click to give @ The Animal Rescue Site - photostory 9-22-09: "Our little English Angora, Sid, was dumped at a local shelter. The vet shaved him down. Although I knew Angoras take a lot of work, it didn't matter. His home was with us. My husband was very ill at the time, but each time Sid came to visit him, my husband felt a whole lot better. He is growing out now, but our love for him is growing faster!" -Heather, San Diego, CAwhasa english angora? looks like a rabbit but is it a dr seuss haircut dog no it IS a rabbit ...
English AngoraRainbow of Colors Not all English Angora colors are seen here, there are many more. The bunnies shown below are colors that we have personally experienced ...
www.bumblebeeacres.com/EnglishAngoraRainbowofColors.htm
this Bumblebeeacres farm in Harvard, Illinois sounds wonderful ~ their breeding animals little dogs, Himalayan cats & kittens, fancy longhair bunnies and also guinea pigs, all who they are nice to. plus felt shop they have sheep & llamas, plus vegetables to market: Bumblebeeacres Farm CSA program: "We are offering pick-up on Saturdays or Tuesdays (box must be picked up by 11am, if not it will be offered to Market customers to avoid waste) at the Woodstock Farmers' Market, located on the beautiful historic Woodstock Square. This is a wonderful option as you will be able to shop at other farm booths that may have additional items that interest you."
n.b. above click to give photostory is as appeared on Animal Rescue Site frontpage. full story has title Bunnies make the best medicine and first sentences read: "Our little English Angora, Sid, was dumped at a local shelter with mats as big as his head. The vet shaved him down to reveal a tiny 2.9 lb bunny." so I would have known it was a bunny right off. did they edit just for length or to remove unpleasant thought of the terrible mats?
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