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Hi everyone!
I’m Pam and last week I brought home my first Flemish Giant, Lola! I’ve had bunnies in the past, but not a Flemish Giant. She came from a farm in White Marsh, MD, and is about 10 weeks old.
I am a high school math teacher about 25 minutes outside of Annapolis, MD. When I’m not at work or spoiling my pets, I enjoy aerial dance.
Lola was born on March 14, 2013, which is Pi Day to us mathematicians. She has very soft downy fur, with two different colors; the breeder said she’d never seen anything like her. So far, her favorite things to do are eat and run around the house with my cat, Chipper.
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