Look how sweet this boy is. I love his little bunny nose. Nose twitching is a normal part of a bunny's behavior. It is one way that a rabbit is able to communicate to us. A fast twitching nose can mean that a bunny is upset, stressed out or hot. A slow twitching nose can mean that the rabbit is calm or just checking you by your scent. I would have to say that this boy is checking me out.
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Bunny Loves
Look at all of these beautiful rabbits. I love them all!
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 4/11
Adopted 4/11
Adopted 4/11
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 2/27/11
Adopted 3/7/11
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 4/11
Home again 2/12/11
Adopted 2/10/11
Adopted 1/16/2011
Adopted 2/17/2011
Adopted 1/16/2011
Adopted 2/27/11
Adopted 12/24/2010
Adopted 2/26/11
Adopted 1/8/2011
Adopted 5/10/11
Adopted 3/5/11
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 4/11
Adopted 4/11
Adopted 4/11
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 2/27/11
Adopted 3/7/11
Adopted 3/11
Adopted 4/11
Home again 2/12/11
Adopted 2/10/11
Adopted 1/16/2011
Adopted 2/17/2011
Adopted 1/16/2011
Adopted 2/6/11
Adopted 2/27/11
Adopted 12/24/2010
Adopted 2/26/11
Adopted 1/8/2011
Adopted 5/10/11
Adopted 3/5/11
Monday, December 13, 2010
Bunny Love
This is Baby Girl who was the first bunny who had really touched my heart and made me view rabbits in different way. I got her when she was full grown. Someone left her in a box in front of the Boys & Girls club during a long rainy weekend. She was litter trained, lived in our house and could do a few tricks like sit up. She died this past August of old age. She was white with blue eyes. I think that her breed was a Florida White.
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