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

01/10/2026 at 7:17 AM

LBJ10

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That’s so very true Brunosmama. When they are very sick, it is more expected. When it comes out of nowhere, it is much more confusing. This is the price we pay for loving bunnies so much.

Raelinn – I commented in your other post, but wanted to comment here too. I’m very sorry for your loss of Gus. He was such a handsome boy and I know you did everything you could for him and then some. I like the suggestion of a shadow box. It would hold all your keepsakes without looking like a shrine. I’ve also seen some very lovely urns on Etsy shaped like a bunny and painted to look like your bunny. I actually thought about ordering one for my boys, but wanted something they could both fit in together instead.