HOUSE RABBIT MAKEOVER | LONDON EDITION | EPISODE 3 

This NEEDS to be a netflix show!!! WHO AGREES?!?!?!?!

Lorelei is so nice to bunnies, and she treats humans well, but is brutally honest with them. Basically, she is the Gordon Ramsey of rabbits.

that little girl was so sweet, you can see how much she cares for her bunny and how eager she was to learn and do right for her bunny :(

Not hating for anything, but I feel she was being pretty disrespectful when she said "Your Grandad built this? Yeah we have to take it to the dumpster or burn it" Just think of all the effort and time he put into building it for his granddaughter...

I felt so sad when the mom said a rabbit was a “practice” animal, and they’re building up to get a dog😢

Gordon Ramsey: WHERE IS THE LAMB SAUCE!?! Lorelei: WHERE IS THE FLOOR SPACE!?

I’m UK bunny mum and I can’t believe you’ve done an episode here. Keeping rabbits outside is definitely something that is perceived to be what we do here. I’ve raised two bunnies indoors - and they love it and it’s so easy to do but you have to put the work in. Mine gets outdoor exercise in spring - autumn with my supervision (no cages!) we are also very under stocked with rabbit stores unfortunately and pets at home has certainly taken over. Thanks for doing this for the UK!

Lorelei: "do you have banana?" "Yes" Lorelei: *gets excited*

Awww.. The fact that she cried just- She genuinely cares about rabbits and it’s so sweet 🥺

Who else cried at the end??? P.S. That's my song playing!

I’ve had my bunny for a few years. I started watching her and I ended up getting a 2nd bunny for company. I expanded their cage, changed from bottle to bowl water. Added more toys and now I’m convincing my parents to free roam my bunnies in my room 😊

Honestly I kinda felt bad for the girl when she said her grandad built it, and Lorelei told her that she wanted to burn it. Please no hate to Lorelei. Im aware that she is making the right decision. ☺️😊 EDIT: 9 months on and im still active on this comment! i just wanted to thank you all sm for 145 likes! means a lot to me, but most inportantly, make sure not to hate on Lorelei!

Where’s David?😢

The vet found a tumour in my bunnies neck today. They’ve removed it and we’re all anxiously waiting to see if he’ll wake up as he is quite old. Please keep him in your prayers 😭💙

1:40 Lorelei: “It’s cold guys!” Me: you ain’t seen cold then

“dO tHeY sEll BoWLs FoR HuMaNs”🤣🤣🤣😭😭

Meanwhile Lennon is just at home probably with a rabbit sitter thinking Lennon: “Where the heck is my Lorelei?!”

Yall be so salty how honest she was to the family but she changed their lives for the greater good and for the bunny

All animals deserve to live happy healthy and loved no matter what size

That was very sweet of her to gift you with something after helping her out. A lot of people in the comments section are being super critical, but all these owners reached out for help because they want to make their rabbits lives as comfortable and fulfilling as possible. A person who didn't care wouldn't do that

Lorelei, I respect your channel and what you do but I feel a few things need to be cleared up here. For a start, your perception on outdoor rabbits is well-meaning but it fails to account for numerous variables. You are correct that outdoor living carries with it a higher risk but that risk of dependent on the knowledge and the efforts by the rabbit parent in providing suitable housing. Keeping rabbits outdoors is common in the UK because we do not have particularly large houses and we are often restricted by rental agreements. We also do not have the same level of threat when it comes to predators and therefore the type of housing is going to vary slightly to that in other countries - for one, we do not need to worry about mountain lions, snakes, or bears. High welfare outdoor housing must be large, protected from the elements, contain insulated shelter, thick wooden or metal framing with galvanised fox-proof mesh, concrete slabs or fox proof mesh beneath the grass, feature multiple hiding and escape routes, and ideally have kickboards and shutters for night and poor weather conditions. Any free-range garden time must be closely supervised and only occur when the owner has appropriately secured their garden and calculated potential risks, just as they would with an indoor rabbit. Outdoors rabbits must never be kept in hutches without large secure runs attached and their enclosures must always be appropriately secured with locks and ideally security cameras. Outdoor rabbits must also be given ample opportunity for their coat to adjust to the seasons and should not be transferred indoors or outdoors during harsh weather as this will result in the rabbit ‘freezing’ or ‘overheating’, as suggested in this video. Yes, rabbits DO need time to acclimate - you should not abruptly bring a rabbit with a fully developed winter coat, who is used to living outdoors in harsh English weathers, indoors and into a heated house as this temperature change can result in overheating. This change MUST be gradual, and you should ensure that your heating is off. Outdoor rabbits, when given the correct environment, are incredibly happy rabbits who can exhibit natural behaviours, such as grazing on grass, digging burrows, binkying and basking in the sunshine. When given the correct environment and care, outdoor rabbits are no more likely to experience poor health than indoor rabbits. The prevalence of disease is no less likely to impact indoor rabbits than outdoor rabbits and as such, the only defence against disease is to vaccinate and ensure appropriate hygiene. The important thing to remember here is that rabbits living indoors and outdoors can be subject to inappropriate housing and care in the hands of inexperienced owners. Those of us who are concerned with providing high welfare care ensure that we provide exemplary housing to our outdoors rabbits and we know that our rabbits are catered for in accordance with their own needs. Not every rabbit enjoys indoor living - some prefer to live like their wild counterparts and spend their days digging in the garden, while others prefer to nap inside by a heater. Some rabbits are particularly affectionate and enjoy human company while others prefer to be left to do their own thing and would rather spend time with their rabbit friends. The one significant exception to this, of course, is when considering single rabbits, who should never be kept alone outdoors. Although arguably, rabbits should always be bonded into pairs and groups as humans are not replacements for the companionship and security of their own kind - single rabbits should be a last resort and not a result of the human deciding that they would prefer a single rabbit. Surely, the right thing to do is to evaluate your rabbit and provide them with an environment that is not only safe but caters to their own desires. I for one have had rabbits who hate being indoors and others who hate being outdoors, and I have always catered to their specific needs and can vouch for the fact that my current free-roam house rabbits are always in a fantastic mood they are able to access the garden. To argue the case that rabbits are designed to live indoors can only be done from the perspective of safety due to their vulnerability as domesticated pets, and not on the basis of behaviour or biological need. Note, your remark about the hypocrisy of the RSPCA stating that rabbits should have access to grass but not be given lawn clippings is incorrect. The RSPCA state that you must not provide lawn clippings due to the fermentation that occurs once the grass has been cut. Cut grass must be given immediately and not allowed to sit, which is what is meant here by ‘lawn clippings’, aka., grass left behind after mowing the grass and has started to ferment. It is not merely a case of the grass being contaminated with gasoline - in fact, electric mowers are commonly used in the UK. Now, as for a few other points…. You are shown to be attempting to bond or tempt the rabbit out with banana and yet you criticise the owner for having provided cabbage. Yet, banana is anything but natural or healthy for rabbits to consume. Fruit is not a natural part of their diet, perhaps with the exception of the occasional wild berry. I know that rabbits go crazy for banana and it has its place, but it shouldn’t be promoted as a healthy treat, particularly in the quantity shown here. You also mention that rabbits can be given fruit or lettuce, not clarifying the fact that lettuce is a generic term and iceberg lettuce should not be fed. If anything, a small amount of cabbage is preferable to feeding banana and other sugar-rich foods. As for the matter of the indoor cage, you are absolutely correct that it is not appropriate for living and that rabbits do not play hide and seek in their cages. However, rabbits MUST always have access to a hiding space of their own, and this cage could have been utilised as such by covering it with a blanket, removing the door and allowing the rabbit to come and go. This could also double up as a litter box and bedding. It is also useful for transporting rabbits for long car journeys and when a rabbit is recovering from surgery and must be on bed rest. There is no reason to discard of the cage, except for in circumstances where you fear that the owner would use the cage as housing and not merely a hiding place, which I assume was the case here. Whilst I generally agree with the majority of what you say in terms of rabbit welfare, it’s important to remember that your perspective is merely your perspective. I know that you keep Lennon alone and that you have used a harness in the past, which is something that most rabbit welfare experts will disagree with. Harnesses are not safe and should be used with absolute caution. Dressing rabbits up for entertainment is also not something UK rabbit welfare experts support and in that sense, we are miles ahead of what I have observed amongst the US rabbit community. As for companionship, it is a simple fact that rabbits thrive in the comfort of their own kind and while it’s possible for a rabbit to be well socialised with humans, we shouldn’t expect them to prefer our company to that of their rabbit friends. Most rescue charities, and even pet shops, stress the importance of keeping rabbits in neutered pairs. I also have to point out that when you picked their rabbit up when it was urinating on the carpet, it wasn’t the safest way to do so. You were very abrupt in the way you did so, especially considering the fact that the rabbit was not well socialised, and you did not support the rabbit's spine properly. Please lower yourself to the ground and scoop the rabbit into your arms, supporting its full body and comforting it. Had the rabbit attempted to kick free here it could very well have ended poorly. I really would recommend that you take the time to visit UK rabbit welfare advocates and see the types of enclosures and living conditions they provide to their rabbits - indoor and out, rather than merely visiting those who are inexperienced. You’ll be surprised to find some incredibly large, safe and secure outdoor setups, with incredibly happy and healthy rabbits. In fact, the majority of outdoor setups by experienced rabbit owners far exceed the space and enrichment as observed in many of the indoor setups you have awarded high marks in previous episodes. If this comes across as harsh then I do apologise, but I know that you value honesty for the sake of animal welfare, so I hope you are able to listen and learn from others too.

I love how she is fixing homes that has bunnies but she doesn’t have to throw away these very nice and expensive hutches, being a guinea pig owner these hutches are great for them she can donate them to guinea pig shelters or hamsters it’s not just for bunnies.

This is the rabbit version of "It's me or the dog?" And "my cat from hell"

The mom was so chill and understanding. So go with the flow.. I would have been ready to go off talking to my daughter like that (in the beginning)

Normal people: litter box? Pretty? No way! Bunny people: oh my God this litter box is so gorgeous!

Just to clarify one thing: if an animal which is dead looks stiff and 'frozen', this does not mean it died because of the low temperatures! That just happens with dead body's if they're dead. Rather it was kept inside or outside, it doesn't matter. This is called rigor mortis and is NORMAL. It happens to us humans as well. Im a bit concerned that two grown up women don't know that but well... Another thing is that rabbits actually do need time to accustom to living indoors when they lived outdoors before and the other way around. Outdoor rabbits will develop a thick winter fur to overcome the low temperatures, while indoor rabbits won't because they don't need it. The thing is that outdoor rabbits start to develop that winter fur in September and if you'll take it inside after, it will have a thick fur in warm temperature which can actually become dangerous (heat stroke etc.). It's comparable to going outside in the summer heat with a winter jacket. The other way around it can become dangerous for indoor rabbits to be put outside after September, because they don't have that winter fur and have to suddenly deal with the low temperatures. That on the other side would be like going outside in winter naked. Here in Germany the shelters and rescues take that pretty serious. If they have the rabbit area inside, they won't let you adopt a rabbit between September and April if it's going to live outdoors because of the missing winter fur. If they have the rabbit area outdoors, they won't let you adopt between sep-apr. if you'll keep them indoors on the other side. Considering that the rabbit in the video lived outdoors before, it will now have trouble with the temperature indoors, so the Organisation wasn't wrong about suggesting them to have him outside at least till next spring. Also if you didn't know, rabbits can deal with cold temperatures way better than with hot temperatures. The key here is winter fur, company of its kind (to cuddle and keep each other warm) and space (movement keeps them warm). A hutch is not enough. Here in Germany the minimum floor space requirements are 3m² (4650 in²) per one rabbit = 6m² (9300 in²) for two since single is a no go, 24h a day + extra exercise space for several hours a day. That counts for indoors as well as outdoors.

Aww.The hutch was something special from the grandad.They could of kept it for playtime.He would like to explore

I'm from the UK and I'm actually really embarrassed of their bunny care standards. Like seriously, how dare they?!

I SO WISH people could do this with also hamsters, mice, rats, etc. because they are animals too and the pets stores tell people the wrong care tips WAY too often

“Don’t talk about death yet talk about the rabbit” “ok so he was cage aggressive then he went outside and THEN he died”

I don’t even own any bunnies and never have, but I love them so much and I admire how much pride you take in helping people and educating as well, seeing you cry just solely because your seeing Apollo in a happy environment and not at some kind of shelter is just…it shows how much you love and care for these creatures. :(

Because of your videos I am bonding with my bunny thank you

why y’all getting so mad they wanted her to come and fix their bunnies life. this girl had two bunnies that already died. she’s being as nice as she can you can tell she mad. bunnies are living beings too they deserve a good life. not to die after a couple months.

You’re telling me LORELI WAS A 2 HOUR DRIVE AWAY FROM ME

Thank you, Lorelei, for being the bunny advocate and helping educate people!❤

“Only a crazy rabbit lady would think a litter box is pretty” Me: you’re not crazy! You’re *bananas* 😎

Okay so no one is gonna talk about the fact that the girl's older brother called modern rappers lil yachy and lil moosy 😂 24:04

Honestly I feel rabbits and hamsters those kind of “practice animals” are always underestimated of their maintenance, and they tend or at least I think they are more maintenance then what you would think they are compared to a dog.

I could FEEL Lorelei stiffening and her heart sinking from the moment they began speaking about the previous rabbits 🥲💀

Btw is no one going to talk about Sofia’s accent I love it people from London have nice accents am I right? And how nice lorelei is to help this family with the bunny

The RSPCA is a thing in Australia to

"My Grandad made me this" "Can we put it on fire?"

Lorelei is incredible and so kind-hearted! She goes out of her way to help people with there rabbit situations and even goes around the world to help them! I appriciate everything she does 💌🤝

I was planning on getting a rabbit or rabbits for me and my daughter. I automatically was thinking about a hutch and the rabbits living outside permentally, mostly due to that being our normal culture not knowing any different. I found your channel while researching about having pet rabbits and have been watching so many videos! I have a totally new out look and feel so educated from your videos and other research I have done on indoor rabbits its so nice. I have took a 360 degree turn in my understanding of rabbits. I will be picking up 2 bunnies in the next couple of weeks and there will be no cage! Or hutch in sight. I plan to have them free roam 24 7 once litter trained (xpen style for when when we are sleeping at night just for now). Thank you so much for making people aware! I was in pets at home today picking up some bunny safe toys because ino they sell some trashy ones! But I just wanted to do some bunny shopping, I saw a mum and daughter picking out a hutch I was so sad and wanted to say something! But your right our culture is so strong on huntches outside for rabbits and I lost confidence. I'm hoping keep watching yours and others videos and having my bunnies will help me grow confidence in helping to educate people. Love your channel and all you do to help bunnies! Big love from the UK 🇬🇧❤

The second I saw the brother’s name I started thinking “They call me Tiago, I don’t know who’s Margo” 😂

Yikes this was quite insensitive and narrow-minded at points. Don't get me wrong, Lennon lives a fabulous life with Lorelei and I don't want to discredit that, but her way isn't the only way for rabbits to live successfully. I personally think it's actually a bit limiting to have a rabbit strictly indoors and to never experience supervised time outdoors; I have never seen my house bunny happier than when sprinting at full speed across a fenced-in yard. And from my experience working at a shelter and having the misfortune of people insisting on telling me all the horrible ways they let their rabbits die (dog ate them, kid squished them, etc), the U.S. is NOT superior in bunny ownership. Even my current foster bunny was rescued from an adult couple that kept their bunnies outdoors and were planning on dumping the sweet girl because she refused to be a breeding machine. Poor ownership can happen anywhere, it's all about compassionate education. And also, a great form of enrichment for a bunny is to *not* have a bowl. Scattering their pellets allows them to feel like they are foraging for their food, which is a natural instinct. The whole bowl insistance thing sounds more like a personal preference on keeping things neat rather than considering how the rabbit might actually enjoy a little searching. Anyway, I appreciate what this series strives to accomplish. People everywhere can benefit from seeing how amazing rabbits are when given proper living arrangements and care. The look on kid's faces when I tell them my bunny doesn't have a cage and snuggles in bed with me will always be priceless, so keep up the good work in education 👏

Lorelei is such a sweet, loving person. Her passion for bunnies is amazing. I love to watch people helping animals in need. Say hi to Lennon for me!

You are doing great work lorelei! I wish more people were like you.

My heart stopped for a moment when she said "that's a chinchilla" lmao

Is no one going to talk about how last episode David was crushing HARD! And now there is a new camera man.

Awww bless you guys!! I live in the UK and have an indoors bunny. Can’t imagine him living outdoors in the cold by himself. He’s got a big play pen to nap and spend his time while I work and can’t supervise him, but he also spends at least 4 hours free roaming in my living room and kitchen every day. My favourite time of the day is when I lie down on the floor every evening when he’s free roaming and he comes to me to give me kisses and then demands to be smoothed and petted. He’s the best remedy after a long stressful day and can’t imagine my life without him ❤️❤️❤️

HER MOM IS GORGEOUS

This is so cute that it’s physically painful to watch in the most wonderful of ways.

I love how Lorelei is helping rabbit owners in need and traveling so far and all, but I think she was a bit insensitive. The hutch is beautiful and I'm sure they paid a lot of money for it and the grandfather put in a lot of work to make it. Sad how she suggests to throw it away or burn it -- they could have moved it inside or let the bunny out in it occasionally. I find that my rabbit quite likes the outdoors so I will seasonally let him in his hutch for a few hours. The space too! Compared to most small store bought hutches, that one is giant! I don't see why they couldn't have kept it and let the bunny out once in a while if it was nice out. I don't see why Lorelei sees outdoors as a forbidden space for rabbits, I find that most love it! I just wouldn't go as far as housing a rabbit outdoors year round, I can see the reasoning behind that. Edit: My point is, all rabbits should have the chance to go outdoors if you can. Not all will like it, but those who do should have the option of going outside once in a while. Another Edit: maybe the hutch is a bit small, but still I think the rabbit would have liked to spend like 30 minutes outside to get some fresh air every once in a while. Outdoors are for rabbits too!!

Aw I think the mum meant well. She has a great vibe, and seems so kind. Especially since she wanted to rescue and not shop, but good advice for them. xx

You are a blessing to all bunnies😊. God has given you the gift to help and do the most you can, advocating for these loving animals. You are on a mission that God has set out for you to complete . May He continue to empower you on your journey near & far. From one bunny lover to another. Congrats on your new creation🙏💯❣️

Lorelei, lawn mowers in the UK very rarely have gasoline. The issue with feeding rabbits grass clippings is because the cutting process causes the grass to start fermenting.

9:39 Why?? It's nice that Lorelei cares about the bunnies well being and safety and everything, but to say stuff like that about a hutch, that the kids grandpa built for her...that's not nice. Saying to throw it away and burn it... I think it looks decent, and if it shouldn't be meant for a rabbit, then it could at least be used for another animal, maybe guinea pigs or rats or something?

Girl you are the best person I’ve ever met for doing that you stay strong keep doing what you’re doing help others you’re doing well in life

I think it was beautiful how lorelei cried because she loves bunnies soooo much and how she wanted it to have a good life

Someone flying over to a *different* country to help for a rabbit’s life is just *AMAZING.*

“They love banana it’s like their heroine” am I the only one that actually found that funny 😂 Edit: thx for the likes guys :)

She is like the Ceaser Milan for bunnies! Bunny whisperer!! I’v already learned so much! There’s a lot more to having bunnies than I ever imagined!! 🐇

This family seems so sweet. I’m glad you helped give their bunny a better life!

Lorelei, the hay is different because it's from a different country to what you're used to. The grass is British, the farming is British, the mowing happens in England, under different conditions. It's not bad hay, it's just different. Please don't be so rude. Fresh grass is not a problem for rabbits, if they're eating it fresh from the ground, or if it's been hand picked. It's not good for them when it's smushed up from a lawnmower, we rarely have 'gasoline' or petrol lawnmowers in the UK so that point is invalid. Please don't be so rude. At the 07:00 approx mark, you can see how uncomfortable that little girl feels. Yes, make your point that rabbits need a good and comfortable life, but please don't be so rude. There was absolutely no need to throw away the indoor hutch. My rabbit free roams a huge indoor space, and has the cage open with her litter box inside. She hops in and out when she wants to wee or poo and sometimes has little naps in there. There was just no need for it to be thrown away. As for the comments you made about her grandfather's handmade hutch, give an opinion in a tactful and polite way... please don't be so rude. You clearly hadn't heard of the RSCPA prior to visiting this family, so please don't make comments on a national institution. They have nearly 200 years of work in this country, their work is based on very considered research and history. If you disagree with their advice, that's up to you, but have some respect and decorum, and quite frankly, please don't be so rude. I understand and respect the work you're doing, but you are giving the rabbit community a bad name with your closed mindedness and communication style. The positive comments your videos receive are mostly from teenagers or children who look up to you, but any adult followers are going to see this as a disrespectful, and embarrassing bit of footage.

Instead of throwing out the cage i just converted it to a big litter box

Amazing video! You are so kind to be doing this and helping people help their rabbits! It is so cool you did this in a different country! This just shows how much you love and care about rabbits!

Oh man, this one got me good, what a lovely family, thank you for coming to the UK.

Im that addicted to your videos that I now volunteer at a rabbit rescue centre, and own a bunny of my own. Thanks Lorelei 😊

Imagine how heart breaking it would've been when she asked to meet the bunny, it was dead. *I would've cried.*

Lorelei: only a crazy rabbit lady would think a litter box is pretty!! Me: THEN I MUST BE A CRAZY RABBIT LADY THEN!!

I’ve been binging these and liking them before they play😂😂

She kept saying "In the U.S" as if our animal care is much better. I hope that hamster she had wasn't kept in a critter trail.

My bunny's enjoying his nightly veggies while we're watching this 🐰🐾💜 Also, I'm crying for those bunnies that died 😭😭😭

Lorelai is doing amazing work. I love her passion for rabbits and educating people so that more rabbits can live better happier lives. Honestly her dedication to increasing the level of care for rabbits is amazing. Thank you Lorelai!

Cried buckets. Lorelie, thank you for saving Apollo!

Lorelei with bunnies: 🥰💘💗😍😊💞 Lorelei with people: 🤯🤬😑😡🙄😤 Me: **me dies of laughter** 😂💀 *stolen :v*

"They like banana... it's like their heroin" My dad shares a little bit of his banana with my two bunnies every morning, and they absolutely RIOT if he walks past their enclosure in the mornings without giving them their fix!

She traveled just in time before everything happened!

I love your channel Lennon the bunny is my fav youtube Chanel.

You don’t need to throw it away it could be left open as a bedroom area for him

You made the introduction sound so professional, My dad asked me “What show is that” and I burst out laughing 😂😂😂😂

Where ever I watch you my rabbit is like in the best mood ever she just always get so excited!

She does such a great job with these makeovers

When she said leading to a dog I nearly had a heart attack 😖😖🤐🤐🤯🤯🤯

"they love banana is Like their heroin" Me:feeds my rabbit banana My rabbit:sniffs it and hops away Edit:I know likes don't matter but I'm just shocked bc I never get more than 2 likes tysm!!

🥺😭 how lovely, I hope the family is doing well in london

I’m from the U.K. Scotland and love watching your videos and I agree about rabbits being indoors at one point in my life I’d like to have a bunny when the time is right but until then I enjoy your videos and seeing Lennon ❤️

29:50 Loreli: now for the long journey home. Kid in the back: yay

i have two Rabbits and I've been following your instructions in the growing beautifully

I am a big fan and I understand Lorelei’s stand for keeping bunny’s inside in the U.S due to the climate (how it can get super hot and cold over there) however the UK and Ireland have completely different climates. Both countries have a very mild climate and rarely get heatwaves (21 degrees Celsius to max (very rarely) 26/27 degrees Celsius). Some summers don’t even have heatwaves but if it did it normally last for two weeks and then back to mild weather. We also do not have the same predators that are in America. Our predators are foxes and dogs. Having a secure outdoor environment for your bunny makes it very easy for your rabbit to be kept outdoors. I have a pet donkey who has access around the rabbit run. Donkeys are territorial animals and do not like canines one single bit. If one entered his field or the lawn and approached the rabbit pen he will kick its ass. My rabbits have a great relationship with the donkey where they don’t not feel threatened by him and my donkey does not mind them and accepts their presence. I do a 100% agree that rabbit pens sold in stores are FAR too small for a bunny to live and thrive in. I made a large run for my rabbits 10x 10 x 4 (ft) for them to have fun and get exercise while I’m at work. The indoor living area is connected to this run and in one corner of the run I have an upstairs made for them also so they can have better view of their environment. I let them out everyday onto the lawn for 45-60 mins to do more zoomies, binkies or nibble on the hedges, leaves and flowers. When the weather does freeze it have a XXL dog crate which is in my shed that I put them into so they and be nice and cozy. Freezing temps in Ireland can drop to normally max -4 degrees Celsius. I have their litter box there with ash shavings and plenty of hay & straw to makes sure they’re lovely and toasty at night. I really do go above and beyond to look after my bunnies who I absolutely love to bits and I believe I am doing a great job in looking after them so I hope people who diss owners like me for keeping them outside realise we do love and care for them as much as a owners who promotes indoor bunnies. x

Thank you so much for making such a difference in this world by saving Lives and your not just bunnies but you also saving people mind sets about bunnies. Thank you

i really need her to come to my house because my parents wont let me keep my two bunnies inside and im so worried for them and one of my bunnies is sharing a small cage with all its babys

Because of you I learned so much on how to care for my bunny Lorelei you’re a godsend not only for me but to bunnies from all around the world. Thank you ☺️

Loreilei officially the rabbit superhero!

Great job❤️❤️❤️🐇

“American people do it the right way” Every other country: *triggered*

RU-vid is broken It have 3 views 21 likes and 12 comments

When she started saying “it’s a chinchilla…” I was like ohhh they thought it was a rabbit and we’re caring for it wrong and that’s how it keeps passing! Then she finished and said “rabbit.”

The bunny is so cute 🍁