A lot of rescues would be fine as long as your parents were both on board and took the LEGAL responsibility to care for it, so if you don’t, it’s their job to. Just remember since it is not YOUR house to let them know both the pros and the cons to a bonded pair, so they can make an informed decision. She may lose her litter habits for a while, some never fully recover them (mine are nearly a year into the bond and as yet still mark their territory together a fair bit). There may be some marking or poop wars to start. If they do not bond you may have two single bunnies instead of a bonded pair. Will be extra vet care, extra food, etc. Bonding your bunnies is great and they really do seem happy having a friend, but it is also a big hassle in a lot of ways and can cause damage to a house during the hormonal marking lets figure out who is boss period. Good luck, hope you can talk your dad into it.

I agree there is no guarantee that they will bond, I tried that and wound up with three bonded pairs instead of combining them. I don’t mind cause every one I got after Mr Hopper and Nibbles were rescued. And I have a soft heart so everytime I see a bunny in distress I melt and want to take them away.  BUNNIES WILL TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!!!

They probably will want an adult marked down on the paper work, since as a minor you can’t even legally sign the contract to agree to their terms of care.

I’m sorry he said no. But someday, when you’re over 18 and on your own and have your own finances you can get one then! Until that time, snuggle with Houdini