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Hey everyone!
I’ve posted a couple of times here already on different threads but haven’t introduced myself yet.
My name is Liz. I’ve been a “bunny slave” in San Antonio, TX for almost 5 years now! I have 2 kiddos, one of which being a brand new member of the family.
Meet Bun & Clyde!
My girl, Bun, is 4 – almost 5 yrs old. She is a Polish. She’s a very sweet little girl but definitely a diva. I think she is albino – she’s a ruby-eyed white but her ears are dark grey. She LOVES being the center of attention, and can be a little feisty sometimes, especially if you stop giving her pets or treats..
And our new boy, Clyde, is about 2 years old. We adopted him from a shelter in January, and these two fell in love pretty quickly! He’s super sweet and docile, shy at first but very social and curious once he gets to know you. He’s a mix breed – we think a little bit of Netherland dwarf.
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