This managed to send the bunny into hiding and when I returned from the bus, the rabbit was no where to be found. We searched all over and came to the conclusion that the only place he could be is under the stairs. Despite all Mark's attempts to coax him out that rabbit was there to stay. Mark had no choice but to start ripping the stairs apart.
And sure enough! There he is!
He still took some coaxing toward the door...
Stubborn little rascal!
And finally!! The bunny has been evacuated!
What a way to start a day! Hopefully we won't be having any other pets anytime soon! My word of advice...Keep those garage doors closed!
Just a side note...the bunny was in no way harmed in the evacuation process.
7 comments:
I thought I heard the blower going yesterday. For a moment I thought it was summer again.
Mom said she has seen that little bugger hanging out by your house for a bit now. Don't be suprised if he comes back for another warm visit. :)
Tracei
I never would have thought to use a snow blower to get a bunny out of the garage. :)
You can try sprinkling a line of cayenne pepper along the garage doorway to keep the little guy out if he tries coming back.
Boy you got all those pictures - I loved when he got out the "big guns" - that was too funny. Sweet little bunny but we don't need them livin' in our garages, do we? Take care. Kellan
Now he's in our garage!!
Thanks Neighbor! :)
~K
Ha! Of all the wild creatures that could have gotten in at least it was a cute one :)
He was hiding out til Easter
I'd rather have a bunny than a opossom! We have a hppy little family of them living under our deck, in a windowwell that is visable from our basement family room. But I guess unwanted poop is unwanted poop, huh? :)
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