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I guess my rabbits were never properly introduced. First, I have Luna, who’s being fostered by me. She’s a sweetheart, and the only one who isn’t bonded with my other bunnies. (There’s no need because she’s being adopted by another family anyways) I can’t say exactly what breed she is, but I think something dwarf. They never said.
Next I have Daisy,(she’s my profile pic) my little mixed breed bunny. I think she’s mixed with a lop, because her ears don’t ever go completely parallel. She’s smaller, but has a big heart.
Next there’s Lily, Daisy’s BFF. They were both rescued from an ‘Easter Bunny’ situation. Lily was dropped by the young girl and is now completely healed. She’s a tan color, almost a wild bunny color. She’s a Flemish Giant mix.
Next, I have Russell. He looks just like Daisy but he has a bit darker markings. He’s neutered just like all my other buns are fixed. He’s the sweetest little guy. He loves his litter box, as you can see in the picture. Next up, there’s Minnie. (I have no idea why she was named that) She’s a Californian mix with beautiful brown eyes and a sweet disposition. I love her to pieces. She’s older than all the others, and has been with me the longest.
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