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Juno and Gimli (formerly Durin) both hopped home in January, and as you can see from these happy updates, they sure did settle in quickly! It’s amazing what “furever” can do for a bunn. Both of these rabbits were strays. Now? Instead of spending their days trying to just survive, they get to blossom and thrive, and rather than fear, they know only love. ❤️![]()
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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!)
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Hiya, friends! Hoppy sunny Wednesday to bunn and all. Jasp here, checking in for your opinions on future BCC columns. It’s been a while since I last asked for your topic suggestions and/or what questions you’d like answered. Please leave a comment below and let me know your thoughts and ideas. As you can see, I’m all ears! 😉![]()
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Nose boops and binkies,![]()
Jasper Jellybean 🐰
TAKE ME HOME TUESDAY![]()
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Meet PB! This hoppy loppy would love to be your best friend. Friendly, playful, and full of curiosity, he'll bring so much light and laughter to your home. Our adoption center volunteers will all tell you how much this cutie loves to be part of the action and know what’s happening. And head pets? He says, “hip, hop, hurray!”![]()
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If you'd like to be the one to give him those, email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application!
A HOPPY HOME![]()
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There were several hoppy “tails” being written at our adoption center today, including this next chapter for bonded buddies Lilly and Louie! We wish them, their new humans, and everybunn who headed home today the most fabulous future. May your stories all be bunderful! ❤️
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Good afternoon, friends, and hoppy Wednesday! I hope you are all having a bunderful week. So far, I have spent mine bunstructing hay toys, tunneling behind my favorite pillows, and doing lots of happy flops.![]()
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Know why I can do all those things? Because Luv-N-Bunns saved me back in 2014 and took the very best care of me until Ma came along later that year and I chose her as my person. Here at LNB, we celebrate adoption all the time, but February is particularly special, because it is Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month!![]()
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Did you know that bunnies are the third most abandoned pet? The lucky ones are taken to a shelter or rescue. Many others are simply abandoned or dumped outside. LNB has saved strays from the sides of the road, parking lots, construction sites (my little bro is one of those - he was out in the freezing cold for at least a month), and more. And let me tell you, friends ... us domestic rabbits are not equipped to survive outside on our own. The world can be a really big and scary place when you don’t have a human to help guide your way.![]()
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And so my wish is that all of my bunny friends will one day be able to enjoy the magic of all the different seasons from INSIDE. All the snow, rain, and wind we've had lately ... the thought of anybunn out there, shivering cold and wet, it's just too sad. So please, help out us rabbits and spread the word that we should never, ever, EVER be released outdoors. Between the weather, predators, RHDV2, and all the other dangers, it is so very, very unsafe.![]()
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If you know of someone who can't keep their bunny, please encourage him or her to reach out to rescues and shelters. We are all completely swamped right now, but we will always do our best to help in any way possible. And here's something else important : it is imperative to do lots of research before adding a bunny to the family. People might assume we are easy and cheap to take care of, but that is not true. I have a feeling that all of you (and your bank accounts) will agree. There is so much to consider before welcoming a rabbit into your home. ![]()
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And if you do decide that it's the right choice for you? PLEASE adopt, don't shop. I promise, us rescue bunns have so much love to give and hoppiness to share. My paws are crossed that one day, all bunnies will be able to spend their days exactly like this - comfy, cozy, and relaxing in a home of their very own.![]()
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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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Once upon a time in a magical land called Philadelphia, there was a little white bunny. This bunny, named Piglet, had a special power. You see, as bad as things were for her, she never lost hope. When her tummy rumbled with hunger, when the night sky thundered overhead, as she huddled and shuddered under houses, her hope never left her. Life is better now. Her belly is always full and she never feels unsafe. But she still has hope; hope for the love of a forever family. Could you be the hope she is waiting for?![]()
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Her paws are crossed, and so are our fingers. Email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application!
Another happy “tail” to brighten up your weekend! This Bunlympic sprinter is LNB alum Stanzy. She waited patiently for over a year until she found her home last January - but boy was it worth it. She has blossomed so much and so beautifully these past 13 months - just look at her go! This is surely a bunn who knows how loved she is 💕
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We hope you and your furry valentine(s) are having a wonderful day! Today and every day, it makes our hearts so happy to see LNB alum like Coco (formerly Cocoa Cat) soaking up all the love of a forever home.![]()
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Please always feel free to send updates on your LNB adoptee to social@luvnbunns.org, and we’ll be delighted to share them on our social media!
A big thank you to everyone who sent donations from our wish lists! ![]()
Amazon removed the "thank you" card feature, so I'm not able to send a personal thank you to each of you. But we want you to know that we received all these wonderful supplies and we are so grateful 🩷![]()
-Liz
WELL BUNNY WEDNESDAY: Cecotropes ![]()
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Let’s talk poop! Usually bunny poops are small, round, and uniform in size. An average bunny produces 200-300 poops PER DAY! Size can vary from pea-sized to garbanzo bean-sized. The size of your bunny won’t always predict the size of the poop however! Healthy poops can be easily crushed between your fingers like sawdust and should contain mostly hay. “Golden poop” is the standard of a mostly hay diet and shows your bunny’s digestive tract is moving right along with a healthy diet of mostly hay. ![]()
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Cecotropes look VERY different from the golden poop, but hopefully you won’t even see them! Your bunny eats them right up from their anus. Cecotropes are special droppings that are rich in protein and nutrients that were not digested the first time around. Cecos are berry-like clusters that are squishy in texture, glossy in appearance, and smelly if the membranous outer coating is ruptured. Usually they are eaten by the bunny without the humans even noticing, but if you see them around, it could mean your bunny is getting too much sugar or protein in their diet, or they may be having trouble reaching their anus. If this is a recurrent issue, take your bunny to a rabbit-savvy vet! ![]()
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While the “golden poop” is the standard in bunny droppings, bunny poops may vary in size, shape, texture and color from bunny to bunny or from situation to situation. Knowing your rabbit and noticing any changes in their poop is one way to keep your bunn hoppy and healthy!