For Peggy~Jeffery and Daisy

Last summer I was contacted by Peggy to see if I was able to adopt Jeffery and Daisy, her two English angora rabbits.  She wasn't able to keep them anymore due to her daughters allergies.  They came to the farm in June.  Peggy was devastated to have to let them go, but I promised I would keep her posted with them on the blog.

Here they are Peggy!  They are doing great.  Jeffery is as sweet as ever, and Daisy well, she tolerates me;) (she is sweet too, just not as much as him!)  I thought you might also like to know that all of their fiber is being spun into yarn and sent here: Ambika (although I think her site is being redone right now so you might have to check back later)  Ambika has a large collection of angora items in her boutique and Tail Spin Farm is a part of the co-op of women that supplies yarn and crochet talents to her!




Comments

  1. jeanJanuary 25, 2012 at 10:18 AM

    Oh my goodness! How cute they are!! I think Peggy and her daughters can have full assurance the bunnies are in good hands.

    ReplyDelete
  2. peggyJanuary 25, 2012 at 11:42 AM

    Thank you for showing me..made my day and made me cry..looks like they are doing great. thank you!!!

    ReplyDelete
  3. TerriJanuary 29, 2012 at 8:08 AM

    Oh they are adorable! That was very kind of you to take them in and give them such a good home.
    Hugs,
    Terri

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

First Day of Homeschooling~Nearing the Finish Line

Image
We started on this journey 17 years ago, pretty much with no clue what we were doing. Hubby and I were both public school graduates, who leaped, both feet first, into the world of homeschooling with our five children. The three oldest had a year or two under their belt, the youngest two never stepped inside a school building. It was hard, wonderful, scary and fulfilling all at the same time. I know that is one my greatest achievements here on this earth.   The first day of school picture looks very different this year. Just him and I. My baby (not so much). Things change as they get older, learning to read and write is taken over by career goals and job searches. Making sure they can balance a checkbook, do laundry, and boil water for food (the struggle is real 😊😊) I find myself missing the days of reading out loud as all six of us pile on the couch in the afternoon. But as I see our four oldest ones, and the adults they have become, some married, one a mom, all working and livi
Read more

Friday on the Farm

Image
Getting more serious about farming;) A project daughter and I am working on...very exciting! Soap making supplies!! My studio...um I mean corner. oldest daughters stuff in corners younger daughters stuff in corners My Christmas gift from family, very exciting! Books I am reading today Making homemade mayo.  You will never buy store bought again! YUM! What is happening in your neck of the woods?
Read more

Comments missing?

I have been blogging here for a number of years, and sometimes I wonder if I am just talking to myself.  My Dad mentioned this last weekend that he wasn't able to comment on my posts (he is a loyal reader:))) and then Carrie at http://farmingonfaith.blogspot.com/ mentioned she had the same issues.  She also posted on how to fix the problem!  Thank you Carrie!  Comment away!
Read more