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Lazarus   Here's the cute wee fella, please keep sending possitive vibes as he is not out of the woods yet but hopefully he will get there and have a happy little life. He has become more wriggly and difficult to pick up, not in a nasty way but just coz he has a bit more energy in him. I love the dear wee beastie xxx
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awww just look at him!!!!!!!! good luck Elaine I hope he makes a full recovery. |
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Thanx Emma, he is such a sweetie pie. |
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Awwww he is gorgeous  How big is that dish with the water in it? Looks big and deep but not sure whether it is or whether it's just because he's tiny. I think a small shallow dish would be better incase he's decides to jump in there but it's up to you |
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The dish is very small Jane, Lazarus is tiny. I dont have anything smaller. I dont think he will jump in it though, infact he ignores it completely. He has a water bottle too so am thinking of taking the dish out altogether tomorrow. |
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I knew he was young, but didn't realize he was so tiny!!! Just adorable, will keep healing vibes coming... |
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Thanx Eileen, he is very tiny. Graham keeps refering to Indy as the Big Fat Rat in comparason with Lazarus, she is massive.  |
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Ohh he is sooo cute. Fingers crossed he will continue to become more wriggly  |
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Tsk, not nice of Graham!! Indy is a cutie, too; can hamsters live together or are they not very social? |
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No, not Syrian hamsters, they only come together for mating purposes. Other than that they can fight to the death. Naturally solitary creatures once they have left the nest. |
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