The Wheelbarrow Held a Devon Rex, a Bunny and a Lot of Straw
A green wheelbarrow filled with straw has become a very comfortable carriage. A cream Devon Rex sits upright with her big ears tilted and her eyes looking off to the side, while a tan lop-eared bunny sits beside her with ears folded and nose lifted. A wooden floor, a hanging bag and a basket of shoes fill the background.
Wheelbarrows are for hauling garden supplies, but they can make a fun, snug nest for small animals, as long as they are used safely. A moving wheelbarrow can tip, and a rabbit or cat could fall or be frightened, so this is best done only while it is standing still on a flat surface. Devon Rex cats are curly-coated and playful, and they love to be involved in whatever their people are doing. Rabbits enjoy hiding in straw, but they need hay rather than straw as a main food, since hay supports their digestion and teeth. A cat and a rabbit riding together should always be supervised. Your vet can help you keep both pets safe and healthy.
The pair looks ready for an outing, even though the wheelbarrow has not moved an inch. It is a charming picture of two friends who can turn a garden tool into a front-row seat. Maybe the real adventure is just sitting together. A little hay drifts off the edge, the bunny's nose twitches and the cat blinks slowly, content to wait for a trip that may never start.






