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BOWLING TO BENEFIT BUNNIES EVENT 🎳![]()
FINAL HOP-PORTUNITY ‼️![]()
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A FEW TICKETS REMAIN!![]()
We now have 5 lanes which means a maximum of 30 people can bowl at anytime. We are stopping ticket sales once we reach 30 (only a few tickets remain!) ![]()
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ONE WEEK FROM TODAY Sunday, 10/19 2-4 pm ![]()
Our Town Alley, East Norriton ![]()
There will be raffle baskets (pics in the comments!), some LNB merch for sale, fun with other Bunny People and the Eagles game on the TVs (GO BIRDS! 🦅)![]()
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Join us!
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Come join us for a fun afternoon of bowling to help raise money for Luv-N-Bunns!
WHO RESCUED WHOM?![]()
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Sometimes the humans choose the bunny and sometimes the bunny chooses the humans! This lovable little lop decided that it was HIS family who walked into our adoption center for an appointment today, and he made sure they knew it too. Nose boops, snuggles, and a sploot right next to them to seal the deal - this sweetie had his new family wrapped around his paws right away. It was meant to be, and we couldn't be more delighted for bunn and all!
$5 FRIDAY-CAPTAIN CUTE ![]()
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Captain Cute was found as a stray in a park in Langhorne, PA. He was treated for ticks, neutered and vaccinated against RHDV2. He thought his tale of woe was over when he was adopted, but unfortunately he was returned due to no fault of his own. ![]()
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Captain Cute recently went on a hunger strike while at the Adoption Center and required a vet visit, some dental work and meds to help keep him hopping along. He's recovering with a foster and will be back at the Adoption Center soon and ready to find his fur-ever!![]()
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Luv-N-Bunns can’t help strays like Captain Cute without your support. We would appreciate any small donation towards covering the cost of his vet bills. ![]()
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As always, thank you so much for your kindness and support. You make our work possible! ![]()
Donations may be made by:![]()
-'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
BOWLING TO BENEFIT BUNNIES EVENT REMINDER🎳![]()
ALMOST SOLD OUT! ![]()
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We now have 5 lanes which means a maximum of 30 people can bowl at anytime. We are stopping ticket sales once we reach 30 (only a few tickets remain!) ![]()
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The Details: ![]()
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Sunday, 10/19 2-4 pm ![]()
Our Town Alley, East Norriton ![]()
There will be raffle baskets, fun with other Bunny People and the Eagles game on the TVs (GO BIRDS! 🦅)![]()
We have five lanes so a max of 30 people can bowl at one time...tickets are almost sold out! ![]()
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Join us!![]()
bowlingforbunnies.eventbrite.com
HOME IS WHERE THE HOP IS![]()
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Juniper (Freckles with LNB) was adopted in August, and we're so delighted to hear how beautifully this one-time shy bunn is blossoming in her forever home!![]()
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Her dad tells us, "She’s settled into life in our apartment! She loves to explore our living room, especially underneath tables. She particularly enjoys tearing the sea grass mats we get her to shreds! She zooms and binkies almost daily, and is very food motivated! She’s very loved with us, and we couldn’t be happier with her!"![]()
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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!)
WELL BUNNY WEDNESDAY: Extreme Breeding & Why You Should ADOPT, Not Shop!![]()
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♻️recycled post so we can make new ones♻️![]()
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Over the years, rabbits have been bred for a variety of reasons. Extreme breeding is meant to result in certain physical characteristics such as lop ears, smaller “cute” face shape, density of fur (rex, angora, wooly, etc) and size of the rabbit (giant, dwarf etc.) Unfortunately, extreme breeding can cause all sorts of genetic health conditions for the bunny, which require medical intervention. This can be costly for both the bunny and the humans! ![]()
For example, lops are prone to ear infections and dental issues. Rabbits with smaller “cute” faces are also prone to dental issues (after all they still have lots of teeth crammed into a smaller space!), as well as have a tendency for respiratory issues. Rabbits with rex coats often get pododermatitis (aka sore hocks/bumblefoot) as their fur is thinner, especially on their weight-bearing feet. Rabbits with thicker coats are prone to matting and require daily brushing. Giant rabbit breeds have issues with their heart, hips and joints, reducing their life expectancy, while dwarf rabbit breeds can be prone to digestive issues due to a smaller digestive tract. ![]()
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In addition to the health issues associated with breeding, there are ethical issues as well. Breeding rabbits often puts the health of the mother and her kits at risk. Overbreeding can lead to weakened immune systems, malnutrition, and possible complications during pregnancy and delivery. Breeders are often looking to make a profit and may not provide the long-term support new rabbit owners need, resulting in abandonment, mistreatment and overpopulation. Breeding rabbits may also have a negative impact on their behavior and socialization, further contributing to them being dumped when owners don’t know how to properly care for them/their specific needs. Sadly, sometimes even the breeders themselves dump rabbits who they know won’t make them a profit due to not looking perfect for the breed. ![]()
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What can YOU do to bring an end to extreme breeding practices?![]()
1) DO NOT support pet stores that buy from breeders (Some PetCo stores just started selling rabbits again). Buy your pet supplies elsewhere and do not buy pets from stores that buy from breeders! ![]()
2) FOSTER—if you aren’t sure you are ready for the commitment of a rabbit as a pet, considering fostering. There are so many rabbits in need, and when you foster a rabbit it frees up space for the rescue/shelter to help another rabbit in need. It’s a Win/Win!![]()
3) ADOPT! Don’t shop at pet stores or breeders for your new furry friend. Adopt from a reputable rescue or shelter. Rabbits from a reputable rescue will already be spayed/neutered and vaccinated which helps reduce cost for new owners. Rescues specific to rabbits will also provide on-going support, and most will take the bunny back if it isn’t working out for whatever reason, which results in less dumped rabbits!
TAKE ME HOME TUESDAY![]()
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Peekaboo, I see … YOU? 🤞🏻![]()
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Hi there! My name is Piglet. You might recognize me since I’ve been with LNB for a while now. I’m hoping my forever home will find me soon - as you can tell from this photo, I’m keeping a lookout, even during my hide & seek playtime at the adoption center. If you’d like a bunn who will entertain you with antics and binkies galore and then settle down for head rubs, I’m your gal. Please email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an application!
HOPPIN’ HOME![]()
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Another hoppy-ever-after this week - John said goodbye to our adoption center and hello to a home and family of his very own! This little guy will be so loved. We couldn’t be happier for him! 💙
WAVES OF HAPPINESS![]()
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Boba (formerly River) hopped home to Atlantic City last month, and as you can see, he “shore” has settled in beautifully! His new mom tells us that he enjoys playing with his stacking cups and spending time with his human siblings. We just love to “sea” happy updates like 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!)
MEANT TO BE![]()
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Sometimes a bunn just knows when she’s found her people. This fluffy little girl was so sure, in fact, that she decided to help sign her own adoption contract! We wish you the hoppiest life, honey bunny. With your sweet and spunky spirit, we have no doubt you will be the head of your new house in no time! 🧡