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Hello,
My family and I adopted Lola, a four-year-old mini-lop mix just a few days ago. She is the sweetest thing (thus far!) and quite the digger. This is our first foray into bunny-dom. Our younger daughter started talking about adopting a rabbit a few months ago. We did lots and lots of research and caught the bug. She is the official “bunny parent,” but pets are family, so… 🙂 We also have two dogs and a cat (who have not yet met the bun – we’re letting her get acclimated to her new environment first).
Glad to be here!
Lauren
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