In This Monthโs Adventureโฆ
Apparently, Iโve become the person neighborhood wildlife comes to when things go sideways.
Earlier this month, in another edition of โStuff I Didnโt Sign Up For but Will Always Step In When Needed,โ I found myself rescuing a baby bunny from Morgan, one of the feral cats I feed.
I went outside that morning to feed the cats, and there was Morgan, proudly carrying a baby bunny like sheโd brought me a present.
I chased Morgan around until she dropped her prize. I scooped up the bunny, brought him inside, and gave him a careful once-over. There was no blood, and I couldnโt find any visible puncture wounds, which was a huge relief. But because cat saliva can be dangerous to rabbits if the skin has been punctured, I wasnโt taking any chances.
A quick search led me to a wildlife rehabilitator only fifteen minutes away. I called, explained what had happened, and headed over with my unexpected morning passenger. She examined him and gave me the best possible news: no punctures. One very lucky little bunny.
So Morgan lost her prize, the bunny got a second chance, and I added โbunny rescueโ to the growing list of things I apparently do now.
And speaking of growing lists... Because of Logan is eight years old! I can hardly believe itโs been eight years since Loganโs story made its way into the world. To celebrate, Because of Logan is on sale for the next three days, and itโs also available to read in Kindle Unlimited. So if you havenโt met Logan yet, or youโve been meaning to revisit him, this is the perfect time. โโ