1620 days ago

dastardly lady fungfu wabbit, YuanYuan escapes again

Rick from Hauraki

I can't believe it, we picked her up from the kind lady in Clifton Road, hauraki yesterday and kept her indoors overnight then fortified our deck this morning which worked fine for a couple of hours but she somehow managed to get out.

Given that yesterdays retrieval was the second in two weeks, logic tells me that she will go exploring around Hauraki/Takapuna again, maybe even today. if you see her please message me Rick 0204-0203663 or email me at: richardgeary1954@live.com

I have attached some photos. It is safe to pick her up briefly - she will not strike out. Pick her up by approaching her from behind and use a praying mantis approach with your hands grasping each of her front feet and your forearms and elbows supporting her body length.

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