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Hi, my name is Helene. I’m from Norway. I registered quite a long time ago, but I completely forgot the forum until today.
I no longer have any rabbits, but i work at the “animal protection” (Dyrebeskyttelsen, as it’s called in Norwegian), wich is a organization that rescues animals of all kinds – rabbits included
I usually have some rabbits in foster home.I have a cat called Ludde, and he is scared of rabbits xD It’s very funny to watch – Ludde running for his life, and a rabbit following behind. I guess my cat hates that we’re a foster home for those scary little creatures
Looking forward to use this forum
And never mind my English writing 
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Haha, I’m glad that my parents have a “rabbit limit” here – I can only foster two rabbit groups at once – because I only have two rooms. Sometimes the groups are big, but usually two or three rabbits. I prefer only having one group at the time because I think “the more place the better for the buns”.
I often have a hard time giving them away to new homes, I’ll admit that. But at the same time – when you foster new rabbits all the time you also get to know a lot of different rabbits with so many different personalities. I really appreciate my opportunity to help the rabbits, and do what I love
Especially a rabbit named Elias was so hard to send to a new home. He lived here for a month, and he was so special and..sometimes I thougt of him as an “old soul”, he seemed very wise. I don’t know why, though.
When I figure out how I can post images I’ll show you I’m very happy for him – his new owners are so dedicated and caring, really the perfect home. Ludde is quite happy – there are no foster buns here at the moment.
That’s because my sister will stay home for Christmas, so there won’t be space enough for a rabbit. But I will probably have new ones when sis leaves again. Thanks
Oh, cool, Helene is actually a very popular rabbit name in Norway. It’s because we have this childrens song about a hare named Helene, and everyone in Norway knows that song. So people often name their buns after Helene the hare ^_^ -
I hope that the new fosters will be that shy, unsocial type.
I really like those, because they change soooo much while they’re here. It’s wonderful to see their personalities show, even thougt I often have to wait a long time for it. But it’s always worth it
The social ones doesn’t really need my help that much. I love those too, of course, but it’s very different, and they usually doesn’t stay here as long as the more afraid rabbits.I really wish I could post photos here xD
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Wuhu noen fra Norge!
Sounds like you are doing a great job!
My bunny is the shy type, and he has gone long long way since we got him, also since he got neutered. Now he’s a total brat Still a bit shy amongst strangers though, but with us he is very contact seeking and loves to give us kisses. -
Svandis:
Åh, så artig at du også er norsk
And thank you so much for telling me how to post pics, I’ll try it out right away!
LittlePuffyTail:
Thanks No, not anyone right now. My sister is staying at home for Christmas, so I decided to wait until she leaves again. She doesn’t like rabbits at all, and I’ve never understood why.
I’ll try to post photos! You have to see Elias, “the old soul” I talked about earlier.
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My photos were too big to be uploaded… So I’ll post links insted. Here are some of the buns
Herman (you see that little rock he sniffs at? “Håp” means “hope” in English, and that’s why I think the photo is so cute
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Lara and Luna are still looking for new homes, but they are at the shelter now
Very cute ladies! Luna is very bossy, but Lara is more careful.
Here are some more pics – these rabbits live at the shelter, except Gustav:Ravina (the quality is not good at all, but she’s still very cute)
Gustav (my avatar rabbit – he is adopted by a family with five indoor rabbits
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