I wouldn't want to come if as rude, but..
I happen to have only the BESTEST rabbit. Ever. So the story began in 2008 when I decided we should add a furry member to our only- shelled family.. We came into contact with Valerie, a very kind lady with a keen love for bunnies. She is the brains of the SweetPea Foundation in Whittier in California. They're an awesome organization and I'll post a link below.. So we went down, met a few great rabbits and settled on a white and brown mutt. (Rabbit mutts are referred to as Bunny Rabbits, or at least thats what Valerie call 'em) The cutie was found at a park and rescued by locals. We originally believed 'him' to be male, and settled on the name Floppy. But the vet trip said differently. We had a little girly on our hands! We decided we wanted a more feminine name and modified Floppy to Floppi! After a long 2 week paper work clearing process, we brought her home. She wouldn't go into her dog cage, so we customize a rug to fit inside, so she wouldn't slip and slide. Lucky for us, she only stayed on the carpet and wouldn't venture onto the wooden floors.
She ended up HUGE! When I say huge, I mean HUGE. She's about 30lbs now. Pure muscle. (And a bit of chubbiness caused her 'grandpa' aka my dad) Anyways now she's doing awesome and I wouldn't trade her for the world! Did I mention Valerie litter box trained her? Here's the link-
http://www.sweetpeafoundation.net/sweetpea_foundation
And some pictures :heart:
I happen to have only the BESTEST rabbit. Ever. So the story began in 2008 when I decided we should add a furry member to our only- shelled family.. We came into contact with Valerie, a very kind lady with a keen love for bunnies. She is the brains of the SweetPea Foundation in Whittier in California. They're an awesome organization and I'll post a link below.. So we went down, met a few great rabbits and settled on a white and brown mutt. (Rabbit mutts are referred to as Bunny Rabbits, or at least thats what Valerie call 'em) The cutie was found at a park and rescued by locals. We originally believed 'him' to be male, and settled on the name Floppy. But the vet trip said differently. We had a little girly on our hands! We decided we wanted a more feminine name and modified Floppy to Floppi! After a long 2 week paper work clearing process, we brought her home. She wouldn't go into her dog cage, so we customize a rug to fit inside, so she wouldn't slip and slide. Lucky for us, she only stayed on the carpet and wouldn't venture onto the wooden floors.
She ended up HUGE! When I say huge, I mean HUGE. She's about 30lbs now. Pure muscle. (And a bit of chubbiness caused her 'grandpa' aka my dad
) Anyways now she's doing awesome and I wouldn't trade her for the world! Did I mention Valerie litter box trained her? Here's the link-http://www.sweetpeafoundation.net/sweetpea_foundation
And some pictures
:heart:
