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I’m Marie and I live in a petting zoo (It feels like it, anyway!).
We currently have two dogs, two cats, three adult rabbits and (unintentionally) 6 baby bunnies. The dogs think the bunnies are weird-looking puppies and try to herd them, one cat leaves them alone, and the other cat sees them as playmates (He is one chill cat.).
Onto the bunnies! I have two Standard Castor Rex rabbits named Jake and Elwood (named after the Blues Brothers); Jake can be a handful but loves being petted, while Elwood is more calm and loves being on laps. I also have a white Lionhead named Georgia (Originally George; everyone thought she was a dude until she gave birth to her first litter.) who loves to escape her pen; she is one feisty girl!
Pictures coming soon since I don’t have any on my computer.
That said, that should explain my username: Blues Brothers and Georgia.
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