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So, I started an introductory post, but then Keeva flopped across my laptop and it seems to have disappeared. She’s always doing that. Anyways, about a month and a half ago, I adopted my first bunny, a female Lionhead rescue named Keeva. She was super shy and skittish at first, but has grown happier and more outgoing every day and even likes occasional snuggles now. She just got spayed last week, and this is her first time out of the cage since then for an extended period, and she’s excited because she didn’t understand why I was keeping her shut in there, seeing as she was back to eating normally and hopping around within 24 hours. She’s a little warrior. I’ve never had a bunny before, and I’m absolutely loving how unique and spunky her personality is. She doesn’t like her toys much, but she loves throwing around paper and whatnot. She loves my cats, though they’re a little wary of her. And she’s terrified of my dog, who gave her one lick and could not care less about her. I’ve done a lot of research since I’m trying to be a good rabbit mom, and half of the time I end up looking at answers to this forum when I google questions, so I figured I might as well make an account!
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