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I’ve been owned by Mr. Bunny for 2 years today. It’s hard to believe that it’s been that long already!
2 years ago, my parents had the idea to walk into a PetSmart and pick up some bunny supplies. We weren’t planning to get a bunny for at least a few more weeks.
We immediately noticed the bunny cages near the door. Inside one of them, there was a handsome white rabbit named “Teddy”. He hopped up, sniffed my hand, and then hopped away and ate pellets. An employee noticed our constant squealing and asked if we wanted to hold him. Well, as soon as I held him, I knew that there was no way that I would be leaving without him!
Getting him was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. He’s had quite a few health problems, and it hasn’t always been too easy to take care of him. But it’s worth it to have a little friend who loves me, and who’ll just hop up and start licking me – after begging for a raisin, that is.
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