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Hello there,
i’ll tell a little about myself!
In my family of seven people, we have twelve pets, one of those being a bunny. We have five cats, three guinea pigs, two rats, one dog, and one bunny. All the kids (me included) are home-schooled, so we have plenty of time to devote to each and every one of our lovely bunch!
I am the only one to own a rabbit, her name is Ivy, and she is a rex bunny. She just turned one this past November, we obtained her from a breeder in January. She is an adorable broken black and white bunny, she is really sweet and outgoing, can be super stubborn at times, knows how to pull of a good trick, and is not afraid of anything, even the cats
Here is a picture of her, cell phone so not the best quality:
She did get spayed just today, so I bet you can imagine I was a bit nervous. Mind you this is one of the vets recommended by the House Rabbit Society, and I was still worried about her! It went great though, they left a message saying she was happily hopping about, although she was still a bit groggy-wish I could be there to see that, she was probably quite cute.
Picking her up tomorrow, can’t wait to see her little face
Hopefully that was more then enough of an intro!
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Thank you for the welcomes!
I picked Ivy up from her spay, and other then being a little disoriented she looks great, and was quite happy to come home. She’s currently resting, and she looks no worse for the wear. I’ll be having to feed her some medicine from a syringe at nine, so let’s hope she doesn’t hate that too much
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Of course, there always comes worries with any spay or neuter!! I am glad that she is overnight at the vet 
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