Using food sounds like a good first step. Once we have them out, gloves should keep any biting from doing harm. Sadie recommended picking them up with minimal restraint supporting under their back and back feet, and then putting their paws to our chests to carry.
[As such, he’ll grab up the spare pair of gloves waiting for him on the edge of the truck bed and offer them to Russell. The incisors and claws of a rabbit are not to be treated lightly.]
We might look around just to be safe, but Chuck puts the chickens up every night. He found the rabbits first thing and has not opened the pens yet. If anything we might find some chickens running around his property.
[Seeing that the new helping hands have arrived, Chuck will come over to greet Russell as well. He’s an aging farmer, but not quite on in years as their aunts.]
Actual fluff thread, indeed
[As such, he’ll grab up the spare pair of gloves waiting for him on the edge of the truck bed and offer them to Russell. The incisors and claws of a rabbit are not to be treated lightly.]
We might look around just to be safe, but Chuck puts the chickens up every night. He found the rabbits first thing and has not opened the pens yet. If anything we might find some chickens running around his property.
[Seeing that the new helping hands have arrived, Chuck will come over to greet Russell as well. He’s an aging farmer, but not quite on in years as their aunts.]