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1 week ago
ON THE LOOKOUT![]()
This little guy heard his forever family was coming to adopt him today and decided he just had to keep an eye out so he’d know the very moment they walked through the door. His persistence paid off! Congratulations to you and your new humans, cutie pie. Wishing you the hoppiest life! 🧡
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1 week ago
STRAY BUNNY SATURDAY![]()
This Stray Bunny Saturday post is a long time coming… 335 days, to be exact.![]()
Nearly a year ago, we first caught sight of a little white bunny. Elusive, clever, and much like her namesake, Mobie’s rescue became something of a saga.![]()
Over the course of many months, eleven dedicated volunteers joined the chase. There were early mornings, late nights, carefully set traps, stakeouts, and countless hours spent trying to outsmart a bunny who was determined not to be caught.![]()
Time and time again, Mobie slipped away just when it seemed like we had her. But unlike the story that inspired her name, this tale has the ending we were all hoping for.![]()
On day 335 (Friday the thirteenth, no less), the chase finally ended - not with a harpoon, but with patience, teamwork, and some raspberries.![]()
Mobie’s story is a reminder that rescue is rarely quick or easy. Sometimes it takes a village, determination, and the refusal to give up - even after hundreds of days.
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2 weeks ago
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT![]()
Sometimes you see a bunn and just know you’re meant for each other. That’s exactly what happened for this awesome girl and her new family. They walked into our adoption center for an appointment not even two hours after she arrived - serendipity at its sweetest. 💕 We couldn’t be happier for this beautiful hoppy-ever-after!
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2 weeks ago
$5 FRIDAY - BLIZZ
When Blizz came into our care, it quickly became clear that she had significant behavioral challenges that were making life difficult for her and the people trying to help her. At our rescue, we believe every rabbit deserves patience, compassion, and a chance to thrive. We never euthanize for space or behavioral problems, and Blizz is no exception.
To give Blizz the best chance at a happier, healthier life, she has required both surgical and medical interventions to address the underlying issues contributing to her behavior. These treatments take time, resources, and a lot of dedicated care — but we believe she is worth every bit of it.
The good news? Her foster mom reports that Blizz is making slow but steady progress. With consistency, medical support, and plenty of understanding, she’s beginning to show us glimpses of the bunny she can become.
This $5 Friday, we’re asking our community to help support Blizz’s ongoing care. Thank you for your support!
Donations can 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
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2 weeks ago
BOOKS & BUNNS![]()
Please join us for a one of a kind event on Saturday, April 4th! We’ll be at Barnes & Noble in Doylestown from 12:00-2:00PM to chat about rabbit care, our adoptables, and why bunnies should never be given as Easter gifts. The lovely staff at B&N will have a selection of bunny books for sale, and we have it on good authority that there will even be a few very adorable (and very floofy) guests of honor. Books and bunnies - what better combo could there possibly be?!
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2 weeks ago
TAKE ME HOME TUESDAY![]()
Meet Hope! This sweet girl hopped into the LNB network earlier this week, and as you can see, she’s decided to put her best paw forward in her quest to find a forever family. Hope is inquisitive, friendly, and loves to soak up attention. Would you like to be the one who shows her that hope can turn into home when the right human comes along? If so, please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application!
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2 weeks ago
BUNNY CARE CORNER![]()
Hiya, everybunn! The first touch of spring is in the "hare" this week - and that means Easter is on the horizon. Even though the holiday is still a few weeks away, I think it's super important to get a jump start on reminding people that rabbits should never be given as Easter gifts. NEVER, EVER, EVER.![]()
And so today I have compiled a fact sheet of the reasons why everyone should #makeminechocolate instead. Please share this post to help me spread the word - this Easter, choose a chocolate or stuffed bunny instead. Us real bunns are living, breathing beings that require a great deal of care and a 10+ year commitment. We are a gift to many people's lives, but that does not mean we should be selected as an actual gift.![]()
Why?![]()
* Bunnies are high maintenance.
* Bunnies require a specific diet that's made up primarily of hay, along with fresh greens and high quality pellets.
* Bunnies are prey animals and most do not like being picked up or held. Four paws on the ground is the way to go!
* Bunnies are fragile and must be handled properly.
* Bunnies require specialized (and often expensive) vet care from a trusted rabbit-savvy vet, including an annual vaccination for RHDV2.
* Bunnies are mischievous and can get into everything - so your home must be bunny-proofed in order to keep it safe for your furry family member.
* Bunnies need a responsible adult to be their primary caregiver. They are not a "starter" pet and cannot be taken care of only by a child.
* Bunnies take their time when it comes to learning to trust you, and it's important to follow their lead. Give rabbits the space and security (and love!) to know they are safe, and most will warm up to loving you and letting you love them - in their own time.
* Bunnies require space to run, stretch, hop, and play. A hutch or cage is NOT enough room. Even when their home base is an x-pen, bunnies need exercise time each day.
* Bunnies can live 10-14+ years with the proper care.
* Bunnies are experts at hiding sickness, which means it's up to the humans to keep a careful eye out for any changes in behavior, appetite, and energy levels - and to get the necessary vet care quickly. Time is often of the essence.
* Bunnies need an indoor home and to be part of your family.
* Bunnies are the third most popular pet in the US - and also the third most abandoned. It is SO important to do lots of research before bringing a rabbit into your home so that you know what you're getting into. And if you do need to rehome your bunny, PLEASE contact a rescue or shelter instead of releasing the rabbit outside. Between predators, extreme temperatures, and RHDV2, there are far too many threats. Domestic rabbits do not have the survival skills to make it outdoors on their own.
* Bunnies are a whole lot of work, but also a whole lot of love and joy. So if you HAVE done your research and think a bunn is the right addition to your family, please, please, please - adopt, don't shop! There are so many rabbits waiting for a warm and loving place to rest their paws and for a family to call their own.![]()
This has been a #BSA (Bunny Service Announcement).![]()
Until next time...![]()
Nose boops and binkies,
Jasper Jellybean 🐰
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2 weeks ago
SUNDAY BUNNDAY![]()
Today was the start of two hoppy-ever-afters for our LNB bunns! Congratulations to these cuties and their new families. We wish you lots of love and laughter in your new journey together! ❤️
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3 weeks ago
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Sending a big THANK YOU to those of you who recently sent us items off of our Amazon Wish List! We couldn’t keep the rescue running without your support ❤️
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