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Hello! A week ago a friend informed me that she needed to rehome her bunnies right away because they were terrified of her dog who had just come back to live with her. She was going to put them on Craigslist, so I panicked and told her I would take them in. We weren’t in the best financial position, so we were prepared to find them a good home. We contacted all of the local bunny rescues, but they were all totally at capacity(yay, Easter..), so we decided to care for them until we could find them a good home. It was really hard to not become attached to these girls. They’re super sweet and run straight over for treats and affection. Sooo, when my husband was offered a great new job this week, we decided to be their forever home.
Their names are Flibby and Kirby(that is how they came to us) and they warmed up to us right away. They’re under a year old and still need to be spayed, which we’re doing asap. I love them to bits! We’re also owned by a Pomeranian named Hana who has been awesome about ignoring the buns.
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