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FOREVER HOME FRIDAY![]()
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We’re hopping into our weekend of adoptions a bit early! And what a great start it is: this little lady has been with LNB for a long time, and today was finally her chance at forever. We wish you the happiest of “tails,” Lydia, as you start this next adventure with your new mama! 💕
WELL BUNNY WEDNESDAY: Bunny Care Kits![]()
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Bunny parents should always have some basic care items on hand, but should also have a “Bunny Care Kit” ready to go in case of emergency or if an evacuation is needed.![]()
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First & foremost, always have your rabbit-savvy vet’s information available, as well as an emergency back up contact if needed. Any bunny parent KNOWS that bunnies like to give a scare during weekends, holidays and other times the usual vet’s office is closed! ![]()
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Some important items to have on hand: ![]()
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Oxbow Critical Care or Sherwood Recovery Food with syringes to feed if needed (check with your rabbit-savvy vet before feeding) ![]()
Extra syringes for measuring medications prescribed by your rabbit-savvy vet ![]()
Bunny safe brush/comb![]()
Nail clippers with styptic powder in case of bleeding ![]()
Towels to lay your bunn on when administering meds prescribed by your rabbit-savvy vet, or when feeding critical care which can get messy!![]()
Hand sanitizer and gloves (for the humans) ![]()
Non-scented baby wipes for quick clean-ups or messy bunny butts ![]()
For clean ups—vinegar/water solution and broom/dustpan ![]()
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Always be sure to have extra items on hand in case an evacuation is needed for any reason such as:![]()
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Carrier ready to go![]()
X-Pen and blankets ![]()
Litter box/litter![]()
Food and water bowls ![]()
Hay/Pellets![]()
Bunny Care Kit ![]()
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Planning and preparation can help keep you & bunny companions ready for anything!
TAKE ME HOME TUESDAY![]()
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Hello there, everyone! My name is S’mores, and I’m ready to find a forever home. I’ve never had one of those before, but the LNB humans tell me it’s a wonderful place to be. They also tell me I’m a super sweet boy and that my name is fitting because I’m a real treat!![]()
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It does take me some time to warm up to people, so I’d do best in a quieter home. I would also really love a bunn friend to teach me all the ins and outs of being a house rabbit. You see, before LNB came along, I was living outside in a junkyard. It was super scary, and though I do have some scars I carry with me I’m ready to hop into the future now. If you and your bunny would like to be part of that, please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application!
HOPPING HOME![]()
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What better way to hop into 2025’s adoptions than with three happy-ever-afters in less than 24 hours? It has been a joy filled time here at LNB, and we know it’s only the beginning for these honey bunnies as they head off to new adventures with their wonderful forever families. Love and bunns, what could be better? ❤️
BUNNY CARE CORNER![]()
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Good afternoon, friends! Jasp here, with a very important Bunny Service Announcement: please remember to keep your rabbits up to date with their RHDV2 vaccinations.![]()
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We have talked before about Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease and how serious it is. This virus is incredibly contagious and nearly always fatal. It has been spreading through the US since this current outbreak began in February 2020, and because it is a "sticky" virus that can live on surfaces for over 100 days and be brought into the home on things like shoes, clothing, and even the hay or produce we eat, indoor only rabbits are still at risk.![]()
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We are so very lucky that there is now a US version of the vaccine for RHDV2. It first became available at the end of 2021, and many of us bunns received our first shots in early 2022. If your rabbit is one of those, IT IS TIME FOR THE THIRD ANNUAL BOOSTER. I can't stress this enough, friends. Please keep track of the vaccination dates.![]()
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Ma says that knowing Bandy and I are safe from this horrific virus is the best gift ever and the most enormous sigh of relief. I know you all love your bunns as much as she does us, so please hop to it and make sure they are up to date on this vaccination. And for all you rabbits out there - I have it on good authority that you just might receive a treat for being such champs at getting your shots. I got mine two weeks ago and Bandy got his today, and Ma let us have a bonus Oxbow “heart” as a reward afterward. It's amazing how much can be forgiven when a treat is involved! 😉![]()
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So remember, everybunn - make those appointments with your vet and stay protected!![]()
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Until next time...![]()
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Nose boops and binkies,![]()
Jasper Jellybean 🐰
TAKE ME HOME TUESDAY![]()
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Our adoption center reopens later this week, which means it’s time to get things hopping again! Our first TMHT of the year is Minx. As you can see, she is on the lookout for her forever home. She knows it’s out there somewhere! This sweet girl has become a total snuggle bug with her holiday foster family, and she’d love to cuddle with you too. Help her start off 2025 on the right paw by emailing bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application!
Our friends in California can use our help ❤️
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WELL BUNNY WEDNESDAY : DIET![]()
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It’s a New Year and while many humans resolve to eat healthier this time of year, hopefully your bunny hasn’t been indulging in too many treats!![]()
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A rabbit’s healthy diet consists of a few important elements:![]()
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1) HAY: Rabbits need access to high quality, fresh hay at all times. It is the MAIN part of a rabbit’s diet and benefits include: dental health/oral hygiene, digestion, nutrition and mental stimulation (finding that perfect piece of hay to eat instead of tossing to the side!) ![]()
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2) LEAFY GREENS: Rabbits should have a cup or two of leafy greens each day. While romaine lettuce and kale are often popular with bunnies, carrot tops, parsley, basil, and even watercress can mix things up! Always pay attention to your rabbit’s reaction when introducing a new leafy green so you know which to avoid and which are favorites! ![]()
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3) PELLETS: Think of pellets as a daily supplement. The first ingredient of a quality pellet is hay and the pellets should not be colorful or “fun” looking. A nice boring pellet will be the most nutritious! Once a bunny reaches one year of age, they should have 1/4 cup of pellets each day. Check with your rabbit-savvy vet for what amount is best for your bunn based on their weight and activity level. ![]()
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4) FRESH WATER: Much like hay, rabbits need access to fresh water at all times. Bowls are best and it is the most natural way for a rabbit to drink. ![]()
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5) TREATS: Much like humans, treats should be eaten sparingly. A slice of banana, a bit of carrot or a sprinkle of a high quality forage mix are all great choices. ![]()
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Always consult with your rabbit-savvy vet if you have any questions about your bunny’s diet or if you notice their eating habits change. ![]()
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Hoppy & Healthy New Year to Bunn & All!