An Abyssinian and a Bunny Took the Wheelbarrow for a Garden Tour
An old green wheelbarrow has become a very small royal carriage. A cinnamon Abyssinian with a sleek reddish coat sits upright in it, golden eyes alert, while a grey lop-eared bunny sits just beside her, ears gently drooping. A bit of straw lines the bottom, a pair of garden gloves rests on the ground and flowerpots crowd the garden in the background. The cat's tail curls over the metal edge and the bunny's nose twitches at the scent of straw, as if the two are planning the route.
Abyssinians are lively, athletic cats with a short, ticked coat that gives them a warm, glowing look. They are curious, intelligent and always on the move, and they love climbing, exploring and learning new tricks. They tend to be very social and need plenty of attention and play, so a bored Abyssinian may invent some mischief of its own.
A wheelbarrow is a useful tool, but it is not a safe ride for pets. If a wheelbarrow tips or starts to roll, a small animal could be hurt. If your pet loves to explore the garden, a secure outdoor enclosure or a harnessed walk can offer much safer adventures. Rabbits also need protection from sun, heat and predators.
For now, the wheelbarrow stands still and the two friends enjoy the view. A good seat and a good companion are all you really need. Every garden tour needs a vehicle. The scenic route is the best.
