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Hi! My name’s Emma, and I’m a college student graduating this May.
I currently have one rabbit that I adopted over the summer named Echo (she’s the bunny featured in my avatar). She is about two years old and was spayed in July. She can get a little cranky when I keep her from chewing on things she shouldn’t be chewing, but can also be very sweet and snuggly. I’m strongly considering adopting another rabbit after I graduate so that Echo can have a friend (Echo has a pretty assertive personality, so hopefully I can find a bunny she’ll get along with)
Echo fest. Cardboard Hat
Chillin’ on the bed
Naptime!
I’ve been around bunnies since I was ten years old and my parents gave one to me for my birthday. Unfortunately, my parents forced him and all subsequent bunnies to live outdoors and almost never took them to the vet which always bothered me and I often wouldn’t want to spend time with our bunnies because their living conditions made me too upset. But now I have Echo who lives with me up at school and I get to take care of her properly!
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