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Reply To: Looking for ideas on how to honor a bunny who passed suddenly (Gus)

01/10/2026 at 7:07 AM

BrunosMama

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Oh my gosh, I am so so sorry to hear about Gus!! I know how much you loved him and it must be devastating. <3 I have lost bunnies suddenly when they seemed otherwise healthy. Its heartbreaking and confusing and maybe hurts a little more than losing a bun that has been chronically ill. My heart goes out to you, Raelinn. I know you were an awesome bunny mama.

What about something like a scrapbook or shadow box to put all of your keepsakes in? The ceramic lop bunny could set on your desk (if there’s room). Or, perhaps you could decorate a small box with bunny paper or fabric and keep everything tucked inside, and you could look through it when you miss him.

Again, I’m so very sorry about Gus ~hugs~