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It’s been almost one year since my girl found me so I wanted to share her story.
I opened my door to let the dog out one day in April and there I saw a little white baby bunny eating grass in my front lawn! I got closer to her and saw that she had slobber on her back and a chunk of hair missing. I could tell she was a domestic rather than wild bunny. I grabbed her without thinking! I couldn’t just leave this lonely injured baby. I took her inside and washed the slobber off her back. She layed in my lap sleeping for hours at a time for the next few weeks.
Soon she became much more energetic and grew into the big-eared, quirky, snuggly bunny she is today!
I don’t know where she came from or how she came to be in my yard that day but I am so thankful she found me!
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I too had one of my bunnies find me, he hopped through my patio door three years ago and flopped down behind my TV. Can’t imagine my life without him! Happy bunniversary 
happy gotcha day 
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