Hello everyone.

I recently took in a rabbit, Lapinou, from a coworker who was moving away. We had previously had him with us for about 3 weeks while she was on vacation out of the country so we were quite familiar already and I had a hard time giving him back in the first place, to be honest. 

I don’t have much information about him, she said she thinks he is around 3 years old and has not been neutered. I don’t know his breed (guesses are welcome!), but hopefully these are all things I can find out from his current vet. I want to get him in for a check up as soon as I can, he definitely needs nails clipped and I remember him being sick last winter. She brought him to work with her a few days in a row and my boss helped administer his meds. 

He has been with us since December and has transitioned to being out of his cage full time so I’m currently looking for ways to set up his bunny area to make it more comfortable for him. He doesn’t like the hard floors much so I am working on getting better quality pads to put down for him, our entire place is either tile or hardwood. I have several feet of fleecy blanket and towels out for him for the time being, which he seems to enjoy.
He is pretty easy going, he likes being in a place where he can hear people talking, even if it’s not necessarily to him. He doesn’t really “play” with anything, but I don’t know that he’s ever really had any toys. He’s not a chewer, or at least hasn’t taken interest in chewing anything around him. I tried giving him some chewy toys and a toilet paper roll but he had no interest. My broom on the other hand, he really wanted a go at that! He hops around and explores to the corners of the blankets and eats and lays down in his little fleecy bed. At night we will find him sprawled out in the center of the room enjoying some quiet time. 

Often times when I come into the room after being at work all day he will run out when he hears my voice and circle my feet till I give him some pets. Sometimes if I don’t give him enough, he will do a little nip. Our 5 year old adores him and in turn, he tolerates our 5 year old very well. He is a very sweet bunny and I’m happy to have been able to give him a home.

Here is Lapinou, aka “Bunny Bun Buns”.