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LIVING IN HARMONY![]()
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Another hoppy update!![]()
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“Parker adopted Vashti Bunyan in the winter of 2022, and in the three years since, one thing has become abundantly clear: this gal’s got a lot of personality. She binkies on command, loves to chin everything in sight, and understands what a wide variety of words mean. She’s a cuddle bug, and not a night goes by that she doesn’t jump up on the bed and snuggle up next to Parker while he falls asleep![]()
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Vashti is named after a British folk singer, and true to her name, she loves music. As soon as Parker starts playing his guitar, she starts binkying and runs over to bite the guitar strings…it’s her way of saying ‘let me play too!’”![]()
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(Have an update on your LNB adoptee? We’d be delighted to hear it! Please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org and we’ll share in a future post!)
Tomorrow is the first official day of summer and what better way to celebrate than with some LNB tank tops!![]()
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HOPPY AT HOME![]()
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Livy’s mama wanted to share this happy update!![]()
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“I can’t believe it’s only been two years since Livy’s Gotcha Day! Livy is a joyful, happy bunny who has grown so much in trust. She is fearless, I don’t think she’s afraid of anything. And she is fascinated by walls, she stretches up up up to see what is up there! She’s not really a lap bunny unless I have food and then she’s all over me. She’s very naughty and likes to pull off anything on the coffee table and watch it fall all over the place. It feels like she’s been a member of the family forever. Thank you for giving us Livy!”![]()
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(Have an update on your LNB adoptee? We’d be delighted to hear it! Please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org and we’ll share in a future post!)
BUNNY CARE CORNER![]()
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Good afternoon, friends! Hoppy Wednesday to bunn and all. I come to you today with a BSA (Bunny Service Announcement):![]()
Summer officially starts on Friday, and temperatures are starting to skyrocket. When those temperatures go up, so should the efforts to keep your bunn(s) cool. Remember, it can get pretty hot with all our fur. That means us bunnies need you to help us stay cool and comfy.![]()
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Domestic rabbits should be kept indoors for many reasons, which we've chatted about before. One of those reasons is the heat we're experiencing. If it's hot outside for you, just imagine how it would feel for us!![]()
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So please, keep your bunnies indoors at all times. Make sure to provide lots of fresh water to drink, and you can also leave our veggies extra wet after rinsing them off - this will help us get even more hydration. Shaded spots in the house are another good way to help us stay cool! Air conditioning, fans (but please be careful to keep them out of our reach so we don't get hurt and/or munch on the cords), frozen water bottles to chill next to, and tiles to lay on are also on a bunn's list of must-have items in this summer sizzle.![]()
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What's on your rabbit's list? Do you have any other tips for helping your furry family members beat the heat?![]()
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Until next time...![]()
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Nose boops and binkies,![]()
Jasper Jellybean 🐰![]()
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P.S. I asked Ma to include this throwback photo with today's post, because what could be better than a bunny in sunglasses?!
TAKE ME HOME TUESDAY![]()
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Born from a litter of a stray bun-mom, Otho is one of the Beetlejuice Bunch of 8 adorable surprises. The babies have only ever known a well-cared for indoor lifestyle and it shows. Otho is playful, silly, and curious. He keeps a very neat habitat and is perfect with his litter box.![]()
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He has a bit of facial paralysis on the right side but it just makes him more endearing! His right ear goes into helicopter mode while he’s eating. And he loves to eat! He hasn’t yet met a green he doesn’t like. He also loves pellets and hay, and enjoys the occasional treat hidden in his play cups.![]()
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Due to not blinking as often on the right side, his right eye will need to be monitored, but right now he has a perfectly clean bill of health and is ready to binky, to zoom, and to hop off to his fur-ever home.![]()
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If that is YOUR home, please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application!
HOPPY “TAILS”![]()
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This cutie’s mama wanted to share an update! She says:![]()
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“This is Duncan (formerly Ninja), our foster fail from 2020. ![]()
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Took a minute (read: years), and we still have to repeatedly remind him that we are not going to eat him, but Duncan has gone from being a mostly-under-the-bed bunny to a mostly-on-the-bed bunny who does his best zooming and binkying around 5am. Over us and the cheap bedding we’ve had to learn to tolerate because he eats it all. We can have nice things or we can have Duncan. Like there’s any contest. Especially when we now wake up most mornings to this.”![]()
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(Have an update on your LNB adoptee? We’d be delighted to hear it! Please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org and we’ll share in a future post!)
SOMEBUNNY TO LOVE![]()
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There was double the hoppiness at our adoption center this morning as two of our bunns headed home with new friends. What could be sweeter than bunny kisses? Only a lifetime of love! 🧡
OH HOPPY DAY![]()
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We are binkying into the weekend with the most wonderful update to share on one of our original adoption center residents! 🧡![]()
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“Sending a quick hi from myself and Sumac (Billy)! This month is 3 years since adopting him.![]()
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Su continues to get only more amazingly ridiculous. See below for one of his favorite chilling spots (...like how is that even comfortable!?!?). My love for him continues to grow and grow and grow. He really is my best bud. Thank you for bringing him into my life and all you continue to do for bunnies.”![]()
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(Have an update on your LNB adoptee? We’d be delighted to hear it! Please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org and we’ll share in a future post!)
$5 FRIDAY–SOME NEEDY BUNNS ![]()
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This week instead of a stray story we have bunnies who have been relinquished by their owners. Although they seem to be in good health at the time, concerns sometimes pop up before the bunnies can be spayed/neutered/vaccinated and eventually be ready for adoption. ![]()
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Two of these bunns currently under LNB’s care and in a loving foster placement are Buster and Rocket. Although they were relinquished at different times by different owners, they are both in need of veterinary care. ![]()
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Buster is on high dose anti-inflammatory meds until a diagnosis can be found for some on-going issues. Lymphoma was ruled out by an $800+ biopsy. Rocket was discovered to have an irregular heartbeat when he went in for his neuter, and has an EKG scheduled for later this month (cost TBD!) ![]()
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We can't help bunnies like Buster and Rocket without your support. We appreciate anything you have to give! You make our work possible.![]()
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Donations may be made by:![]()
-Donate button at the bottom of this post![]()
-'Please Donate' on our homepage www.luvnbunns.org![]()
-Venmo @Luv-n-Bunns-Rabbitrescue - (see our logo, last 4 digits of phone 9184)![]()
-Paypal - luvnbunns@gmail.com![]()
-Zelle to lizzymcneil@hotmail.com![]()
-Cashapp to $ElizabethLuczyszyn
WELL BUNNY WEDNESDAY–DENTAL CARE FOR BUNNS ![]()
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Unlike the teeth of cats, dogs or even humans, rabbit teeth are “open rooted,” meaning they grow continuously throughout a rabbit’s life. They need unlimited access to high-quality timothy hay 24/7 to keep their teeth worn down. ![]()
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Chew toys, such as wooden blocks, branch sticks and other fibrous bunny-safe toys can also help promote natural wear of rabbit teeth, although these are not a substitute for hay. Again, unlimited access to high-quality timothy hay 24/7 is the best way to keep their teeth worn down. CHEW, BUNNIES, CHEW! ![]()
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There are typically 28 teeth inside of a rabbit’s mouth, including incisors, peg teeth, premolars, and molars so there are A LOT of teeth that need to be worn down by eating fibrous timothy hay! Hay also helps keep things moving along in the rabbit’s digestive track—another reason timothy hay should be 80% of their diet. ![]()
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Annual check ups with your rabbit-savvy exotic pet vet can also identify any potential dental issues before they cause problems. Symptoms of possible dental issues include: decreased appetite, behavioral changes, tooth grinding and drooling. If your rabbit exhibits any of these signs, your rabbit-savvy exotic vet can diagnose and treat the problem–including a tooth trim if needed! ![]()
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Hoppy Tails!