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5 days ago

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BUNNY CARE CORNERHiya, friends! Happy Wednesday to bunn and all, and a big thank you to everyone who participated in last week's trivia Q&A. You are very smart, did you know that? You get an A+ in bunny knowledge! 😃Here are the answers to the questions:1. What is the largest and most important part of a rabbit's diet?Hay! 75-80% of your rabbit’s diet should be hay, along with lots of leafy greens, a very limited amount of pellets (1/4 cup per day), and plenty of fresh water. 2. Do bunnies need vaccinations?Yes. Here in the US, it is vital that your rabbit be vaccinated for RHDV2. The initial vaccine is a two dose series (given three weeks apart), and then a yearly booster is required. If you have adopted from LNB anytime since December 2021, your bunn got his or her initial vaccine series while at the rescue. The vaccination dates are in your contract. PLEASE be certain to check those dates and make sure that your rabbit gets a booster when it's needed. It is crucial to keep everybunn safe!3. How often should a bunn see a rabbit-savvy vet?A healthy bunny should see a rabbit-savvy veterinarian at least once a year for a well-check. Some people opt to take their rabbits twice each year instead. And then there are also bunnies, such as those with dental issues, that will need to be seen more frequently. The same is true for older rabbits.4. Why should you never bathe a bunny?Not only is this an extremely stressful experience for a bunny – one that could lead it to injure itself – but a wet rabbit can easily go into shock. Please never, ever submerge your bunn in water.5. What are the smallest and largest rabbit breeds?The Nertherland Dwarf is the smallest, and a Flemish Giant is the largest!Thanks for playing along, friends!Until next time...Nose boops and binkies,Jasper Jellybean 🐰P.S. What do you think of my bunstruction mess? I give it two paws up! That USED to be a hay stick! ... See MoreSee Less
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6 days ago

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TAKE ME HOME TUESDAYThis cutie is Beezy! He was born into the LNB network last April, after his mama came to us from animal control in New York. Like his sister Stanzy (last week's TMHT feature!), Beezy is a bit on the shy side. He loves pets, though, and he is also quite a fan of doing zoomies as fast as possible!If he has managed to to direct those zoomies straight into your heart, email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application. Beezy would love to meet you! ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

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Another Sunday Bunnday has hopped around! These are some of the bunns who went to their forever homes today. Our hearts are binkying in joy for them! Watching the rabbits find their people is nothing short of spectacularly special, and so there were lots of smiles - and happy tears - today. We wish you the hoppiest and floppiest of beautiful lives, honey bunnies! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

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LNB alumni Versace and Persephone wanted to hop by and wish everyone a happy Thursday. Versace in particular hopes you’re all having a ball ... and also wants to know if someone can sign him up for the Bunlympics, please? ⚽️ ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

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BUNNY CARE CORNERGood morning, bunn and all, and a very hoppy Wednesday to you! It has been a long time since we last did a trivia version of BCC, so I thought today would be a great day for you all to show off your smarts. Post your answers to these questions in the comments section, and then we will meet back here next week to chat about them!1. What is the largest and most important part of a rabbit's diet?2. Do bunnies need vaccinations?3. How often should a bunn see a rabbit-savvy vet?4. Why should you never bathe a bunny?5. What are the smallest and largest rabbit breeds?Okay ... ready .... set .... go!Until next time...Nose boops and binkies,Jasper Jellybean 🐰 ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

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TAKE ME HOME TUESDAYThis sweet gal is Stanzy. She was born into the LNB network last April, and what a delight it has been to watch her grow! She is a quiet bunn, but we think she will blossom once she finds a family of her very own and a gentle person to help her come out of her shell. Maybe that could be you? If so, email bunnies@luvnbunns.org for an adoption application! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

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One of our adopters is compiling a book of bunny stories and kindly donating the proceeds to local rabbit rescues. If you’d like to participate, please email her at thebigbookofbunnies@gmail.com for all the submission details! ... See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago

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BUNNY CARE CORNERGood morning, everybunn, and Hoppy March! With the flip of the calendar page, the first touch of spring is in the "hare" - and that means Easter is on the horizon. Even though the holiday is still over a month 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 am sharing 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 booster for the RHDV2 vaccine.* 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 🐰 ... See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago

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TAKE ME HOME TUESDAYMeet Lucien!He hopped back into LNB at the end of last year, and is crossing his paws that 2023 will be the start of his new “furever.” This sweetie loves head rubs, exploring, and lounging. And his claim to fame? He might look like a bunny, but in actuality he is a very furry pogo stick! 😉 Seriously, trust us ... we have a video as proof. This goof jumps straight up into the air both when he is very nervous and over-the-top happy.He loves his hay and greens, and is great with his litter box. And as you can see, he is also quite talented at being exceptionally cute. We think he would do best in a quiet home - if yours can fit the bill, Lucien would really love to meet you! Email bunnies@luvnbunns.org if you’d like to meet him, too! ... See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago

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Today is the last day to send in your submission for our annual fundraiser with Lux Summit Studio, so hop to it! You'll receive the most beautiful pictures to treasure, and thanks to the kindness of photographer extraordinaire Kristen, LNB will get $200 from each session. We are so appreciative - and so excited to see all your photos!luxsummitstudio98310.ac-page.com/luv-n-bunsHoppy February! It is officially Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month, which means it’s also time for our annual fundraiser with the fabulous Lux Summit Studio.We’re doing things a bit differently this time around. Kristen has cleared her schedule for Friday, March 10th and will be hosting a day of bunny mini sessions! Not only will you have the most special experience with your furry best friend(s), but Kristen is very generously donating more than 50% of the proceeds directly to LNB. We are so truly grateful for her kindness.How does it work? Here are all the details from Kristen herself!“For one day only, Friday, March 10th, book your bunny photo session and support Luv-N-Bunns.Just $390 (a $690 value) - and $200 of each session will be donated to LNB!How it works:* Fill out the submission form* One of our team members will reach out to schedule an interview with you about you and your bunny and answer any questions.* On that call you’ll have the opportunity to reserve your session slot for March 10th.First come, first serve.”Two photos from your session are included, with options both to purchase additional pictures and to upgrade to a full photo session on a day of your choice!Spots are limited, so hop to it by entering via this link:luxsummitstudio98310.ac-page.com/luv-n-bunsAs always, our thanks to Kristen for sharing her talent and generosity with us. 💕 ... See MoreSee Less
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