Bunny is also quite fortunate in that she does not have any other health problems, well, if you don't count her horrible temperament, which is a little like a rattlesnake, on a hot tarmac . She doesn't get along with most of our other cats except Indiana Jones. And she doesn't really get along with people either. We think this is partly because of her deformity (no socialization with other cats, she has no clue how to play) and that she was a born barn cat, with little or no socialization with humans until she was "rescued".

I noticed shortly after we got her, that she liked leaning on things. It placed her back in the same position that a cat would normally have when sitting. She does this so consitently (with shoes, books, legs, what ever is handy) that I am sure it more comfortable for her. So we made her the carpet covered box you see above, a "Bunny Box". Actually, I've now seen that box called that on other sites. Wow!

Bunny can be sweet, on alternate tuesdays, when the moon is full. She can be found in the window, meditating or watching the world go by. She does, however, have a serious catnip habit. There isn't much on the web about Radial Hypoplasia the best resource MessyBeast.com, there is lots of great information on MessyBeast.com/Hypoplasia site, so look around, you'll even find a picture of Bunny!