Yes! adopt don't shop!There are SO many rabbits in shelters needing homes because someone got bored of them or were found set free into the wild because someone didn't want them anymore :(
bro I'm literally looking all over the state of New York for breeders, or in shelters. I even reached out to the 4-H camps. I can't get any intelligence whatsoever.
This was very informational and I hope it helps people! The best is adoption but unfortuantly when getting toffee I got him from a breeder who had them on wire floors and outdoors 😢. They were gonna keep him for breeding but I ended up with him instead. Even tho he isn't adopted I love him. And in the case of hopefully getting a friend for him when he's fixed I will look into adoption. OR craigslist.Craigslist was where I got my hamster who is no longer with me now. Anyways xoxo love u Hailey😗
I got one bunny from a small pet store and one from an agility show breeder. Me first choice was a shelter but the shelter in my town does not carry rabbits. I have been viciously attacked by people after telling them where I got my buns and they say you’re a terrible person unless you get one from a shelter. Sorry not sorry for wanting babies instead of an old sick scared rabbit. Because I raised my buns starting around 2 months old, my rabbits are very social and not scared of very much. I do not regret not traveling far out to find and old sick rabbit. In the future I’d love to foster rabbits, but I will never feel bad about where I got my rabbits and I will never tell someone that they HAVE to rescue a rabbit. Just because a pet shop exists doesn’t automatically mean the rabbits come from a horrific situation. If you don’t know, then don’t judge which is what most people wanna do on the internet and ATTACK anyone who does that.
I think you have been misinformed... have you really tried looking at shelters? You would see that not all bunnies in shelters are “old & sick” A LOT of them are still really young. I have seen many that’s about 1-3 yrs old... sooo
i got my bun from the side of the road. She was a domestic, two month old lionhead mix dutch. Her past is unknown and its so sad that people can just dump their buns on the side of the road. :(
My first bun came from an accidental litter. Very unexpected but the best decision ever because my Yuki is such an angel. Her husbun comes from a local rescue. I had a hard time hearing back from some of the rescues which was discouraging but we found a great rescue and took Yuki on bunny dates to pick her husbun. She did indeed find one she likes and that's how we brought Haku home! They are adorable together and if I ever find myself in the position to get another one I will definitely be going the rescue route again. Thanks so much for your videos as they have helped me so much with my buns! 💜🐇🐰
I got my bunnies on Craig’s list from a person who was allergic to them and we rescued them from living in a tiny tiny cage and now they live in an exercise pen.
I appreciate the fact that you rescued them but they should not live in a exercise pen they should be roaming around your house and if need you can put them In a exercise pen at night but you should not leave your bunny in a cage in the day at all so you are a bad rabbit owner😞
@@annabellesings946 The exercise pen is bigger that some rooms and they get to free roam all day. For as long as I have owned them they have never been locked in a cage because an exercise pen is really not considered a cage.
I bought Angel at a pet store 4 years ago, I didn't know at the time that it was bad. I will definitely consider getting another one at a shelter if I decide to get another one.
This is an amazing video and very helpful to me and my family!! Thank you!!❤️😍 my sweet baby bunny girl Luna is the most amazing girl ever and you have helped us sooo much through our whole adventure so thank you for that😘❤️
My neighbor bought a cage, but there followed a rabbit, because the previous owners kids had lost interest. So my neighbor had zero interest in the rabbit, but felt bad for the rabbit, because she's i so loving. I ended up taking her in and i builted a new pen for her. Im so happy i took her in, she loves to cuddle and allways comes running, when i come.
My Parents and I unfortunately did not know that our Rabbit Jack was from a "backyard breeder" but he was the MOST loving Rabbit!! 💜🐰💙🐇🌈 I watch your video's all the time, and I learned a lot! Thank You Haley!! From Grace 🐰🌈💙
I had the same issue when I got my first bunny that I was turned away from adopting due to my age. I will say though that adopting isnt always the best option either, at least for first time bun owners just because they can be much more difficult to work with than a baby bun. My harlequin is a rescue and she came from a home where she was very neglected. When they got her at the shelter, she was extremely overweight, had immaciated muscle mass, and she had a leision on the back of her neck. My impression is that she was kept in a small cage, was never handled or let out for exercise, and overfed. Despite all this, I fell in love with her and took her home to be a companion for my male holland. She is the most difficult rabbit I have ever worked with. Almost every day for about a year, I had to work with her on being handled, and picked up. She was terrified of being picked up and would kick me endlessly. Because I had to hold her close to me to keep her from hurting herself, my whole body was always covered in scratches. It has been two years since I brought her home and Im proud to say that I have gotten her to a point where she will tolerate being held for a couple minutes, enough to get her from point A to B. She has free reign of my apartment and loves her two bun brothers. Although I did have success with her, Ive been keeping rabbits for 11 years and I dont think most first time bun owners wouldve been able to give her the training she needed.
i got my first one from a local fair. i was very uneducated and it was very impulsive. but i had him (a holland lop) for 13 years. after two years he did come indoors and i was much more informed and experienced.
I got my baby buns from a backyard breeder cause my neighbors had 2 bunnies and they had babies so I got the 2 females and their 2 bothers are I think still looking for a home. The father is living outside with chickens I think and he is a black and white, very very big lop. The mother is I think a flemish giant cuz how big she is and she is white with brown ears and I think one or two spots on her back. The 2 bothers and their mom are living outside in a hutch while my buns are living inside in a 2 floor hutch cuz we have cats so they have to be in a cage but we do let them out to play. I do hope their bothers find a really good home with someone who is rabbit edicated, and I do wish the rabbits were to live inside case it's becoming winter here. Love u Haley and thxs for making a rabbit care channel, with out this channel who knows what I would be doing to my lil babies. 🐰🐰💗
In New York City it is illegal for *anyone* to sell rabbits. The only way to legally get a rabbit in NYC is adoption. Once that law went into effect, city shelters no longer needed to put rabbits down due to over crowding. We adopted our bunny from a rescue that made sure we were well educated in rabbit care before we took her home. It’s the best and only option imo.
Buying my rabbit off of Craigslist. Not ashamed! She usually doesn’t sell her buns, but I’m in luck! As a result I have made a friend, and not just buying a bun bun! She just not any back yard breeder, she actually knows what she is doing. I have compared her answers for things with multiple knowledge from others. Bunny is ready Jan. 25th! Your video are helping me. I’m super excited! Now I’m trying figure out a for him!
My bun, thumper, was 6 months old when we got him, we went to a little pet shop called Rovers Return to get a hamster, I walked past him and he gave me the eye. So I met the hamsters and they were that scared of them they picked them up with a scoop🤦♀️ So one of the hamsters bit me so I decided I didn’t want one. Then as we went to leave I walked past him again and he thumped at me, when I asked why he was in a bad mood they said that his friends had been sold ( he was housed In a cage with 6 Guinie pigs ) and I felt bad for him. They said that he had been there all his life. When I asked why he didn’t sell, they said “he’s too big, everybody wants the baby’s” The funny thing is he was a pure bred Holland lop and they were rexes, so they grew bigger than him anyway. When I asked how much he was, they shoved him on me for free😡 we ended up buying a cage and dishes. For £70 they didn’t even sell pellets so we had to go to pets at home to get pellets. Disgusting R.I.P Thumper xxx❤️🥕
I have two bunnies Indie and Argo, Indie came from a local pet store who was going to send her back to the breeder to be fed as snake food because she had a hurt toe. Argo is from a local rabbit rescue.
My first 2 rabbits I did get off craigslist. Both came from nice homes. At that time I didn't know there was a rescue in my state. Later after doing a search I found the only rescue in my state and adopted my last rabbit from there. I would only adopt from the rescue in the future if I decide to get another rabbit.
My first bun was from a farm auction. While the other rabbits were babies or meat rabbits, he was 4months old, litter trained, and fixed! It seemed like his family didn't want him anymore, but still cared about him as he was in a decent sized temporary cage with water and bedding (most other animals were in crates so small they couldn't move). I saw him and needed him, so I got into a bidding war! 140$ later, my boy is a mostly free range bun, spoiled to pieces. My girl was from the same auction, but was bought by a friend for her daughter. Daughter got bored of bunny in a week, so now she lives here with me! I wasn't going to let her go to another family that would do the same thing. Long story I have two happy spoiled bunnies, and have no regrets about getting them, and while I don't feel great about getting them from an auction (since I dont know their background), I wouldn't trade them for anything 🧡
I got two mini lops from a professional breeder and they’re both very caring and gave lots of advice before parting. Even before we left they told us we could message even 6 months later about rabbit care! I feel bad saying they’re from professional breeder because of the stigma. It’s been about a couple of days since they’re home and they’ve settled in nicely :)
I need some help! I live in the East coast and there are no animal shelters that carry rabbits or bunnies. I need some help, does anyone know where to get some rabbits and/or bunnies? There was a rabbit rescue but it sadly shut down. If anyone else has info please tell me!
All three of my bunnies were rescued from people I know (via Facebook). Two of them were spayed and had previously been in the rspca, and the other was a friend who had breed her rabbit and decided she could no longer keep her, so I got her and her mum. Sadly her mum passed away not long after due to ill health. Since then I have spayed the daughter and bonded her with my other girls. I wouldn’t change how I got my bunnies as I love them so much, just wish they hadn’t have had poor care before as they definitely didn’t deserve it 💙💙💙
My two girls were given to me by two diff people who wanted to toss them outside and I was like HELL NO ! ❤️ I love Porkchop and Toffee unconditionally and can't imagine my life without them 🐰💕
Angela Zachrich thanks lol I kept toffees name when someone gave us to her and then Porkie use to be Bugz and her previous owners thought she was a boy for 5 years LOL
I got my rabbit from a backyard breeder. He kept the rabbits indoors but some of the rabbits were in carriers and small cages (including my bunny). It's sad and I hope I would have known better. I'm gonna get my bunny a friend next summer and I'll definitely adopt or rescue. It's so important to save as many rabbits as possible. There is already too many unwanted rabbits around the world. Thank you for this awesome video💕
I adopted my bunny in a shelter where he was neutered and they really looked into me before, let me play and interact with a lot of rabbit and helped me chose the right one for me. Adoption is really the best option and they know what they are doing. Please adopt dont shop ❤️
I got my bunny Benny from a rescue and it was an amazing choice!! They were an all rabbit rescue called the rabbit haven. They were so awesome in helping us find the best rabbit for us. Even though I was 11 at the time they knew I had the skills and the knowledge to take care of him. They gave us some free supplies and were so nice. I strongly recommend the adoption route to anyone. #AdoptDontShop
I disagree whith what she said about getting a l rabbit from small pet stors becusea if you adopt that rabbit your saving it life but if you dont it will most likley get abandon or be brought to a animal shelter so either way your really not helping anyone
If my parents allow it (they are getting better with the idea of it) I’m thinking of adopting an older rabbit instead of a baby. But not for like a year because I might have to wait until we move house because I don’t have space in my room and I also have to save up some money for it and I’m only 13 so it may take a while, but I’ll get there! 🙂🐰💖
I liked that you shared your opinion about this topic and it's really good. My first bunny I got from some people who had dogs that barked at their bunny and hated it so I got the bunny. I had no clue what I was doing at first but I got my act together, and did LOTS of research.and my bunny ended up just being like a dog free roam in my house. I feel like I did save her/not really a her but keep reading.... because her old owners fed her bread only, barley had water, cage was disgusting, never been out of it's cage for I'd have to say it's entire life. Also when i did get "her" i was told it was a her, and found out it wasn't, i was told it was a lion head, it's not it's a mini lop, and lastly the age, I was told he was bout maybe 2 years old, guess what he wasn't, I can't be positive of how old he really was , but he was a old guy okay, and a year after i got him he died ): ... But I knew I gave him the best last year of his life, his name is daisy because I though he was a she, he died 10-23-18. My bunny now that I've gotten recently is named Teo And he is a boy for sure, and a lop eared. also about 4 months old. I did though get him from a store called Buchheit, But only because the bunnies they had that they had gotten were born in a barn, Teo the one I got when I seen him he had cuts on his ear and was super terrified which I would understand, but none of the other bunnies born in the barn were as so terrified as him, so I just had to get him, He's doing great now, and isn't as scared or shy, but it's still there. I'm working with him and with how terrified he is of people and how shy he is.
I got pellets from a shelter and Hunny bun from the friends of rabbits rescue. They did the bonding for me and made it so much easier for me. I had only had pellets for 6 months so I was really nervous about the bonding process. Hunny bun was already spade when I got her bc of the rescue but I had to have pellets neutured. They were already litter box trained which was awesome!
our first rabbit we adopted from our cities adoption services. we recently got him a friend off of kijiji, which is basically a Canadian craigslist. The people that posted her on Kijiji couldnt care for her any longer because they are moving across the country and didnt find it fair to put her in a 4 day car ride. she was just a pet, in their living room. we went in and got her.
I went online, and I got 2 9 week old dwarf lion heads! There kid didn’t want them anymore, (they where in terrible care.) I can’t wait to give them an amazing home! :D
Hook's Hollands is a reputable breeder. Even though I don't necessarily agree with breeding rabbits in general, she takes good care of her rabbits. Also I got my rabbit from a Christmas tree farm a little over 6 years ago. I didn't really know much about rabbit rescues or why it's better to get rabbits from shelters/rescues because I was unaware of the surrender rate of rabbits and the overpopulation of rabbits. I'm happy I have him and I love him so much, but I definitely want to get rabbits from rescues/shelters in the future to give a home to rabbits who need one. Also a previous rabbit we rescued from someone who was living outside my family's neighborhood (but close by). It was around Easter and this family bought this rabbit for their kids I believe. Our next door neighbor said they saw the family putting the rabbit in a small (~1 foot tall) recycling bin and only giving the rabbit carrots and no water... well inevitably the rabbit got out of the bin and wandered into our yard. We believe he was a dwarf Himalayan mix. We took him in and those people never found him... I don't really know if this was legal, but I regret nothing. He was in much better care after that and he probably wouldn't have lived more than a few months with those people he escaped from.
I foster bunnies for a rescue in Utah. PLEASE adopt a bunny don’t buy! I have a bunny family right now (a mama and her 4 babies) that the shelter turned over to the rescue because they couldn’t deal with them. The babies were 2 days old and the mama was terrified. The mom is now doing fantastic and I love her so much that I’m going to adopt her myself. Her name is Patty Cakes. The babies are now 13 weeks old, and are healthy and very happy. All of them run to me when they see me and are very people friendly. Bunnies that have been home fostered tend to be very well cared for and comfortable with people and other pets.
Sterling was like this! The Mom came to the shelter pregnant and went to a foster home until they were 3mo old. He grew up in foster care and he’s an absolutely amazing bunny! He is a bit of a scaredy bunny but that’s part of being a prey species. He’s super friendly and happy!
My first rabbit came from a farm supply store, for a 4h project. I was completely uneducated. He ended up passing away due to GI stais. The day I brought home my second rabbit, my first passed away about twenty minutes later. My second rabbit was from a local shelter. I'm much more confident with my rabbit and live somewhere with a rabbit savvy vet 🐇
I didn’t get my rabbit from a breeder, but I didn’t get Bun Bun from a shelter either... my mom was on Facebook and she saw this video of a bunny and it said that the bunny needs a home, because the persons cat didn’t get along with the bunny. So the guy drove to our house and we met the bunny and we LOVED her. We named her Bun Bun, so technically we rescued her but not from a shelter, strait from the owner.
I got my first 4 bunnies from my dads friend his kids didnt want them so I rescued them. 2 of them sadly passed away and the other 2 had babies so I kept them and I am planning on gettimg all of them fixed and my moms friend found a giant chinchilla rabbit on the street on his way to work and gave him to me. I have 6 bunnies, Mars, Cherry, Saturn, Pluto, Charon, and Thumper
I got my bunny at a flea market, I knew nothing of rabbits at all. She cost $10, she was the tiniest of them all and the cutest. I obviously researched everything about rabbits and found out when I took her to the vet the next day that she was about 4 weeks possibly less. I love her to death but I’ve spent a lot of money on her, close to $1,000. I need to spay her soon since she’s about 6 months now. I’m glad I saved her, those people that were selling her didn’t care to give them what they need! After I spay her I will adopt a friend for her at a shelter.
can u please make a video on how to convince your parents to get you a bunny. My mom says her biggest concern is smell. Please someone give me tips!!!!
I love your channel! Recently my bunny died. She wasn’t old, it happens to a lot of bunnies but I don’t know why she died. But on a happy note I’m going to get another one. So this is very helpful
I adopted both my bunnies from a local humane society, they were both fixed, and fantastic. I tried to adopt from a rescue and was turned down because I have a ball python.
@MIraculousGurl you can go on Pets4homes website and it has tons of places to get your rabbits it's either buy it from a breeder or adopt one... I got my rabbits through gumtree from a breeder who has been a great help on educating me on rabbits and the breeds of my bunnies
@MIraculousGurl because of their terrible conditions when being bred and shipped to the shop. So many die in transit. Often taken away from mum way too early and bred with no thought to genetics, just mass breeding for profit.
I got mine from a pet store! Yes I know adoption is the best thing to do! But it’s was during Easter week (no he was not a Easter gift of mine) but there was a lot of young kids there in line for the rabbits! And the only adoption Place with rabbits is about 12 hours from my house! But my rabbit has a amazing life and I love him so much!
I think that no matter where you get your bunny you shouldn’t be ashamed. I got my bunny from a breeder and she takes amazing care of the bunnies. I’m not ashamed to say I went to a breeder. Love you bunny no matter what. It’s not where you come from it’s where you belong. Every bunny needs a home.
My friends family breeds rabbit and that’s where I got my first rabbit but he seemed like he needed a sibling, so I got another FREE rabbit got a second without asking my mom.. she still doesn’t know since I brought my rabbit there when I went for a little hangout and went home with two rabbits in the cage. :)
I live near a pet store that buys rabbits from rabbit Mills and I have seen them get the shipments before.the pet store takes pretty good care of them but no telling what situationt the rabbits where in
I definitely believe that the best place to purchase a rabbit is from a quality breeder esp show breeders. Rabbit shows are a great place to purchase a rabbit. Good! breeders know how to properly care for them and many bring pet quality rabbits to shows to sell. Rabbit shows give you the option to choose from the many different breeds. Quality breeders usually keep their rabbitries nice and clean. Adopting a pet rabbit from a shelter is great if!!! they know how to properly care for rabbits and know what's best for them as with feedings and housing. Also how to handle a rabbit properly.
Both of my dogs were adopted at No-Kill shelters. One of them my parents adopted 11 years ago today. And we are giving them a non-processed treat, SARDINES!!!! I also really want to get rabbits, but my dad might say no. My mom has luckily said yes.
Midori came from A Home for Everybunny a great rescue out in Iowa. I guess they realized I was responsible as I am 20. So don't worry if you are under 21 it is still possible to adopt not shop.
we got my rabbit from my brothers fried getting and not being able to keep it. So it is mine now and he is so cute. His name is Rue. He is a lion head rabbit. I have never had any rabbits b4 so i watch your channel alot on what to do and how to take care of them.
Good thing the breeder who sold me my 2 rabbits breeds baby bunnies indoors inside her house in appropriate normal large cages she has been a great help on educating me on how to care for my bunnies
One of the ones I think is the worst is chain farming equipment stores. They're not considered a pet store so they can still have rabbits. When I went to one near me the baby rabbits were very sick, I told the cashier and she said "Oh, we're switching them out soon any way." I wish I could've taken them... It's horrible. 😡
I got my 1st rabbit patch a female Netherlands dwarf at 8 weeks old from a small breeder he was ok as a breeder he asked me lot of questions before I was even aloud to put a deposit on her and with my 2nd Jacob a Dutch cross he was adopted from a pet store he could t be sold due to him having a few health conditions and having to be seen by the vets for so long and the new owner having to have him as an indoor rabbit
The problem is a lot of the people who are watching this are people who are researching and are caring about the well-being of the rabbits and not just impulse buying, and that's great but... The people who usually support the bad options are people who are impulse buying and doing no research so they wouldn't see this Anyway is still think it is great that she has done this and I am sure this has reached someone who otherwise would be getting a bunny from the wrong place. Thank you for listening to my rant, I am done
Hi! Ill be getting a bunny mid February and I'm curious as to if a puppy pen is okay and if so, what dementions? This is all for one bunny, which I've been told is fine because I'm home nearly 24/7
Actually, X-pens are great for bunnies! I got a 36in (tall) X-pen by Frisco for $36 on Chewy.com. Obviously, you want to let your bunny out of the pen as much as possible (with supervision), but yes, X-pens make great bunny pens. However, they can be dangerous for babies if they are able to fit their heads through the bars.
jade Hawley I work a 9-5 job 5 days per week. I have three buns and they do just fine while I am at work. As long as you give them enough space to roam during the day and you give them tons of attention when you get home, you should be fine 😊
I agree with Kelly. I have 2 bunnies and am usually gone about 10 hours a day, 5 days a week for work. It does make it easier if you have multiple bunnies so they can keep each other company
I hope you're not being affected by patreon through Amazon like many other you tubers have the last few weeks of 2018. I know of one channel that Amazon is keeping over $1700. 00 of their revenue that supporters wanted to go to the you tuber. Not right. Haven't heard any new vlogs recently (I know you must be busy with Christmas so near). Merry Christmas and may you and your family be especially blessed this holiday season and much great happiness, health, and safety for your rabbit family in 2019.
Great video Haley! :) What standards do you feel a breeder should meet, to be an ethical option? I'd love to adopt, but I'd also be happy to support someone raising them "right."
My personal opinion is I feel there are hundreds of thousands of rabbits being put down in shelters because of overpopulation because of how quickly rabbits breed. Because of that I feel there is always a need to rescue or adopt and I don’t want to contribute to more rabbits or rabbits having to die because they can’t find homes. I also have such a heart for rescuing that it’s the path I will always go with rabbits. I don’t necessarily have that opinion for all animals, but for rabbits especially I do. :) I’ve also never in my life seen a rabbit breeder who houses their bunnies indoors, gives them love and attention, houses them in large cages/pens, feeds a proper diet, proper vet care, and I also think spaying is vitally important as females have a 85% chance of developing uterine cancer by the age of 2 and the chance increases with age. So in my opinion, it’s just so hard for me to ever see an ethical breeder. 🤷🏼♀️
My wife and I love your content. I see your point, I have family that does dog rescue. I also grew up in the horse culture and have family that has bred hunting dogs, so I have a bit broader perspective. Adoption should never stop but it is onesided and reactionary as a sole strategy. Unethical breeders profit from producing more volume. If more people adopt instead of buying from them, they will make up the difference with more volume. Unethical breeders need to be converted/educated or pushed out by ethical breeders. Three prong strategy, adoption, education, and ethical breeding. If no ethical breeders exist you, Haley, have the platform to set the standard correctly to fill that vacuum. Set that standard high, instead of 'it isn't or can't be done', it should be 'although difficult, this is how it should and can be done'.
i got my two bunnies from a family that had an accidental litter off of craigslist where i live its far away to any rabbit rescues and since i hadnt had a rabbit before they probably wouldnt have let me adopt one anyway next time i decide to get another one i would most likely try to find a rescue within 75 miles so that i could be rescuing one from a bad situation
So, all the youtube videos I've watched, the person gives 94 different varieties of veggies to their bunny, all quite expensive. My question is, is it absolutely crucial that I give my future bunny tons of variety? What's the best diet for someone on a bit of a budget?
It can be, yes. My bunnies love variety. I suggest getting large heads of things like romaine (when it's safe to eat), kale, red leaf, green leaf, etc. When you feed the proper amount of veggies for your bunny (if you also feed Oxbow essential pellets), it's not really that expensive. There are many lists out there on which veggies are safe for buns, how much should be fed daily/weekly, and more. 101Rabbits' feeds only veggies to her buns, so for her, it is pretty expensive. I saw your other comment, which I replied to, so I know a little about your situation. I'd say, from what I can tell from your comments, that you need to do a bit more research on bunnies before getting one. I think it's great you came to 101Rabbits' channel since she does have really good care tips, but I think you should do a bit more research. Getting a bunny is a big responsiblity, and not something you want to rush into. I've done pretty extensive research on bunnies, so if you have any more questions for me, you can reply to this comment or DM me on IG (@storm_the_babe), so that we don't clog up Hailey's comment section.
I have done a lot of research, but I'm sure there is room for improvement in the 2 months I'm preparing for her. I'm too young to get a part time job just yet, so I'm basically relying on birthday, christmas, chore and the occasional babysitting job for money. I'm totally aware that these animals are expensive. I'm totally aware that they live 9-12 years if happy. And, I'm totally aware of basically everything else. I know that you're supposed to have two bunnies, and I do plan on getting a second one when I am old enough to get a part time job. Thank you for the information. Ill try my absolute best.
@@TheLuci915 I'm glad that you know all of this information! I'm sorry if I came off as rude when I suggested that you do more research, I wasn't trying to be rude, I was just a little concerned. I've seen a lot of questions like these in her comment section, where people don't know anything about rabbits, and talk about getting one in a month or a week or something. I just wanted to make sure that, if you didn't know, to do more research. From what I can tell, I think you'll be a very good home for a bunny.
@@TheLuci915 Me too! I love watching pet videos. Animals are just so interesting, it amazes me when people say they hate doing research, or that they just don't want to do it. I got my baby Storm and his two brothers (that I'm fostering) from a situation like that. The mom who bought them literally refused to stop buying cedar shavings. Again, it amazes me.
I work at a rabbit shelter and I see so many 'store' rabbits that are ill or have teeth problems or other health problems. It's so sad. We also spay and neuter all the rabbits before placing them (with a friend ofcourse, always!)
I got my bun off of Craigslist. The man was selling him because his Grandkids didn't want him anymore and weren't taking care of him. Adopt unwanted buns!
