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1 week ago

Luv-N-Bunns
$5 FRIDAY : Hubby ❤This little stray was found wandering in Norristown. He played hard to get before settling down in rescue life! It took his rescuers 2 weeks and several trips to Norristown to finally catch him. He was finally captured and brought to safety on the grounds of St. Francis of Assisi Church during their AM Mass! Luv-N-Bunns can’t help stray bunns like Hubby without your support. We would appreciate any small donation towards covering the cost of the upcoming vet bills. As always, thank you so much for your kindness and support! You make our work possible. Donations may be made by:-the 'Donate' button in 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 ... See MoreSee Less

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WELL BUNNY WEDNESDAY--NEVER Abandon a Bunny Outside! Rabbits are the third most popular pet in the US after cats and dogs. HOWEVER, they are also the third most abandoned pets, with most being purchased around Easter, then being carelessly discarded outdoors, resulting in death within the first year of life. Sadly, many people go into rabbit ownership not knowing the specialized care and diet these delicate creatures require. Many think releasing their rabbit outdoors "sets them free" when the reality is, domesticated rabbits lack the survival skills for life outside. Releasing a rabbit outdoors is cruel. They are easy prey for predators. Sometimes they are hit by cars. They are susceptible to parasites such as fleas, ticks and botflies. Sometimes they starve. In some instances, multiple rabbits abandoned outdoors multiply quickly and result in unwanted rabbit colonies that are unhealthy and can wreak havoc on communities and ecosystems. What can the average Rabbit Advocate do? * Discourage "gifting" rabbits for Easter. * Discourage anyone you know from purchasing a rabbit from a breeder or from a pet store. Rescues have PLENTY of rabbits in need of loving homes, will ensure that rabbits are healthy and spayed/neutered before adopting out, and will help support new rabbit owners! * Educate others on the specialized care and diet that domestic rabbits require. * Educate others on the dangers domesticated rabbits face outdoors. * If you are unsure if a rabbit is a good fit for your home, foster first! * Adopt from a rescue, and encourage others to do the same. * Support your local rescues with your time or money! There are plenty in need, especially this time of year. Hoppy Tails! ... See MoreSee Less

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Luv-N-Bunns

1 week ago

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TAKE ME HOME TUESDAYMinx asked if we could make her our feature this week, and of course we are happy to oblige! This sweet girl has been waiting oh-so-patiently for her person to come find her. After being rescued as a stray in 2023, she surprised one of our superstar board members with a litter of babies. They've all been adopted now, and we're hoping their mama is next. Minx is a quiet gal who loves, loves, loves to take naps in her fleece hidey hut, and once she knows you she is a big (BIG!) fan of head rubs.If you'd like to be the one to give her those - and the home she so deserves - please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application! ❤ ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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DOUBLE THE HOPPINESSToday is the last day of adoptions before our Easter pause (since as we all know, bunnies should never, ever be Easter gifts) - and what a wonderful day it was! We had a “love at first nose boop” bonding appointment, and then Miss Penny was so excited to hop home with her new mama that she decided she wanted to sign the adoption contract herself! ❤️We are officially closed for adoptions until after Easter, and look forward to binkying back into them soon! ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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SUNSHINE ON A RAINY DAYMocha Joe hopped home last month, and it’s been a very quick adjustment for this little guy! His new dad tells us that Joey, as he calls him, likes to jump onto his back and flop over to snooze under his bed. From a stray found at a junkyard to a life of love, it’s the best kind of hoppy-ever-after!(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!) ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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BUNNY PORTRAIT FUNDRAISERCheck out this adorable art! Want some of your own bunn(s)? One of our wonderful supporters and adopters is very kindly hosting a fundraiser for LNB. She has opened up 15 commission slots, with all proceeds benefiting the rescue. For more information, please hop over to this link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScE5q_Gbf1x75ozgP7xVerHyL8uzacZbS1vwxj3RCMVxUoP-A/viewform ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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BUNNY CARE CORNERHiya, everybunn! Another Wednesday has hopped its way toward us, which means it's time for BCC. With Easter around the corner and rescues everywhere bracing for the months ahead, I come to you today with a very important reminder that I hope you will help me share: domestic rabbits should never, ever, EVER be released, dumped, or abandoned outside.Even though Ma and the other LNB humans are always mentioning this, it is still really hard for me to wrap my furry little head around the idea of anyone just letting a bunny loose like that. The thought of a bunn wandering outside all alone, looking for food, and shelter, and a temporary place to call home as it tries so, so hard to protect itself ... it makes me super sad. Domestic bunnies deserve to live a pampered life. Some (*ahem* me) might even say a spoiled life. A home indoors, with family to love us, a soft place to relax our paws, and enough food so that we don't ever have to worry about being hungry (I mean hungry for real ... not "hungry," as in we haven't eaten for 19 minutes and are pretending to be starving) ... this is what us bunns dream of and hope for.But here's the thing. Sometimes people or families can't keep their bunny for a legitimate reason. And that's okay. Things happen. Life happens. But if this is the case, I am here to beg: PLEASE DO NOT RELEASE OR ABANDON THAT RABBIT OUTDOORS. Domestic rabbits are not equipped to survive that. RHDV2. Predators (like hawks, foxes, and more). Vehicles. Toxic pesticides and weed killers. Temperatures that are too hot or cold. These are just some of the dangers that face a bunny abandoned outside. Domestic bunns do not have the survival skills to make it through this safely.And even the ones who DO manage to beat the odds can suffer emotional scars from it. Take my brother Bandy, for example. He was dumped on a construction site, where he lived for at least a whole month before he was rescued. Now, most of the time you would never know what he went through. He’s a super happy, energetic, and affectionate rabbit who loves to play with his toys, binky on the bed, zoom around endlessly, and find new ways to make Ma's head explode (hahaHA).But something about his traumatic experience must have stayed with him, because even nearly three years after Ma adopted him, there are still noises that terrify him. Leaf collection vehicles ... banging on the roof ... car motors that vibrate outside ... fireworks ... even the jingle of the ice cream truck once sent him fleeing under Ma's desk. He is proof that when you dump a bunn, the effects linger long after he or she is brought to safety (assuming they are one of the lucky ones who ARE rescued).Sadly, friends, the abandonment of rabbits is never-ending. But here's what you can do to help. If you know someone who can't keep their bunn any longer, please tell them to surrender the rabbit to a rescue or shelter instead of setting it "free" outdoors. Because free is not free ... free means that rabbit is in danger. When you relinquish a bunny instead, he or she will be much, much safer. Think about it. Which would you choose : a life fending for yourself in a world that's big and scary, or a second chance at a home where you can be comfy and cozy, like Bandy and I are in these pictures?Us bunns vote for that second chance, too. Please help us all get it. Every rescue is overwhelmed with requests and it's about to get worse, which means many (including LNB) have a wait list now. But please, please, please, if you have contacted a rescue, hang in there and wait until a spot opens up. You will be saving a life by doing so.Until next time...Nose boops and binkies,Jasper Jellybean 🐰 ... See MoreSee Less

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