How animals help children with reading and exams
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Jun 28, 2007
Just got a little bunny, a few weeks ago. It is still
summer but I found her at a pet store, just went in to
look, and had to have her. Tickle is adorable, sweet,
intelligent, curious and relatively easy to care for. She
doesn't require as much attention as you would think. I
hold her and let her run around about an hour a day,
sometimes a little less. Her food and bedding is
inexpensive and all the neighborhood kids LOVE her. I
definetly reccomend a rabbit for a school pet if you like
animals and don't mind cuddling with an adorable little
cotton tail!
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