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Hello!
My name is Melissa. I have used this website for answers since I adopted my first rescue bun (rip Annie) and I figured I might as well register and become a part of the forums.
And of course I wanted to show off my furry family:
First, please meet the extremely handsome lionhead with a slight head tilt, Tibbers (was Soloman)
And the magnificently brave, but also tilted, dwarf named Buffalo Nugget-Button
I adopted Tibbers in January 2016 and Buffalo in December 2016, both had headtilt but were treated for it. Tibbers’ tilt has gotten a bit better but Buffalo has been the same. They’re bonded as of February 2017.
My first bun-love was a very timid little lady named Annie. She was my best friend after I graduated college. I adopted Tibbers when I began working full-time so that Annie would have a friend. It took them until August 2016 to be fully bonded, but Annie suddenly passed away in October 2016, which led me to adopt Buffalo.
Here’s a photo of Annie and Tibbers together:
Thanks for reading!
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