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Hello everyone
I’m usually known an Aushi on the internet ^_^ I’m from Puerto Rico, 22 years old. Single mom (my baby’s 5 years old :3), college student (studying for vet tech!) Live in my parent’s second home (so my bunnies, their rules lol). I love gaming, music (I play the saxophone 
) and obviously animals!Now about the bunbuns
I have two rabbits (my first buns ever!), I was told they are Netherland Dwarf mixes. I acquired them when they were just about 3-4 weeks old. I understand that was much too young to get them, but unfortunately where I live, that’s the only option. No shelters and people tend to eat rabbits instead of keeping them as pets, so no private adoptions either! Just stores.
They are currently 5 months old (6 on sept 13th) and have started getting hormonal, they are not spayed yet because my vet rather wait `til they are 6 months old to see if they grow a bit more (they barely reach 2 pounds). Anna has started being a bit bossy so I might have to separate them pretty soon, and hopefully after spaying and waiting for hormones to calm they can be bonded again
So far they were bonded, but its easy to bond two babies! Anna used to be the hyper, curious, bold one. Adventuring everywhere she went.
Elsa the calm, lazy one who preferred a cuddle and a petting instead of moving around.
Unfortunately right now they are pretty much wild feral rabbits
My parents came to visit for two months and moved their hutch outside, I got so busy I was only able to feed them and clean their cage, so touching them was rare. Now that my parents are finally gone, they are back inside and I’ll slowly start trying to earn their trust again, hopefully after they get spayed it’ll be much easier too! Here’s the most recent pic of them:
ANNA
ELSA
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), and have fun with your buns!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Welcome!
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