My white dwarf bunnies had babies and they are adorable! They are sweet and easy to care for, but I just don't have room for all of them. If you are interested please let me know asap.

Thanks,
Rach

1/2/2006 11:00:09 PM

actually...i'll take them all (seriously)...we have rabbits on our farm...let me know

1/2/2006 11:16:23 PM

that guy just wanted to feed them to his snake... anyone else interested???

[Edited on January 5, 2006 at 2:20 PM. Reason : typo]

1/5/2006 2:20:05 PM

ahahah quag, you fag

1/5/2006 2:23:50 PM

How do you take care of them?

1/5/2006 2:47:26 PM

if Gypsy PMs you about them, don't give them to her

1/5/2006 2:52:44 PM

how easy are they to take care of? as in what do you need?

1/5/2006 2:55:43 PM

My dog would love to play with one or more of them!

1/5/2006 3:08:48 PM

Please have your bunnies fixed so they don't have any more babies!

1/5/2006 4:29:49 PM

I'll take an orange bunny if you got one.

1/5/2006 4:49:56 PM

i want one ..let me get the cage and i'll PM you

1/5/2006 4:51:23 PM

Its really easy to take care of them, all you have to do is give them food (rabbit food & a fresh baby carrot as a treat, once every few days), make sure they have water and a clean cage... most importantly show them love & just play with them at least once a day.

And all of the boy bunnies have been fixed, so no more little babies will be made by them
Let me know if anyone is really interested.


Thanks

Rachael

1/8/2006 1:05:50 PM

pics?

1/8/2006 1:08:46 PM

^

1/8/2006 1:25:17 PM

I am working on getting pics... my digital camera currently broken... but as soon as i can i will. I promise you they are adorable!!! I have one framed if you want to meet and see it

1/8/2006 5:02:20 PM

As a dwarf rabbit, how big do they get?

1/8/2006 7:09:56 PM

no more than 5 pounds, and those are the big ones.

They are SUPER CUTE!!!!

1/11/2006 5:43:58 PM

pics please

1/11/2006 8:45:40 PM

I fixed my camera & am going home this weekend so I will have pics to post!!!

1/20/2006 12:58:23 AM

how old are the babies? pics? etc...

1/24/2006 2:11:36 PM

This thread is worthless without pics.

1/24/2006 7:34:09 PM

you guys I am really sorry about the delay with the pictures I am going to get some either this weekend or next!

thnx

1/24/2006 8:24:34 PM

bunnies?????????

1/29/2006 8:27:06 PM

i want one! i have 2 bunnies at home in winston but my family is too attached to let me bring one here... when are you giving them away?

1/29/2006 8:48:35 PM

just describe them until you can get pix?

1/29/2006 8:50:00 PM

The bunnies are white dwarfs (less than 4 lbs) and some have spots. A few have blue eyes, a few have brown and a couple have red. They are PRECIOUS & extremely sweet! Send a PM is interested.

2/20/2006 8:23:10 PM

Why dont you send them out into the wilderness? Let them grow up like real bunnies, not playmates!!!

2/20/2006 8:28:05 PM

^are you stupid?

2/20/2006 9:13:56 PM

my friend has a python that he sometimes feeds bunny's to, how much do you want for one? this is a serious question.....its crazy to see a 12ft long python go after a rabbit.

2/20/2006 9:20:38 PM

are bunnies stinky pets? What sized cage might a bunny need to be happy?

2/20/2006 10:30:39 PM

freshmeat- there is something really wrong inside that little head of yours!


jlphipps- no they're not stinky, you just have to make sure that you change its cage out once a week or once every 2 weeks. and as far as cages are concerned, the bigger the better but you can go to any pet store and check out regular rabbit cages (not very expensive).

2/20/2006 10:58:30 PM

Are bunnies inclined to bite? How long do these bunnies live?

2/20/2006 11:12:51 PM

i want a bunny

2/20/2006 11:19:17 PM

edible?

2/21/2006 12:15:40 AM

PM sent!

2/21/2006 12:21:58 AM

[quote]
"^are you stupid?"

Not stupid , just extremely bored, but from your reply it looks like there are people that are even more bored than i am.

2/21/2006 12:59:47 AM

no they're not inclined to bite... they are extremely loving! They will probably live around 7 years or so.

2/24/2006 8:49:16 PM

why buy a bunny when you can make your own?

2/24/2006 9:24:58 PM

how much do these weigh? in ounces, per each.

also could you measure the height of each?

2/24/2006 10:23:24 PM

hey if you can't find anyone to take the bunnies try this place.

http://www.raleighrodentrescue.org/

2/27/2006 2:13:45 PM

Ok, another question...

I am usually gone for 8-10 hours of the day... I wouldn't want them to get lonely or something. Do they tend to be content by themselves? I'd just worry about their lonely little bunny hearts

What is your recommendation for such a situation? Would the bunny be happy? Would the bunny need a friend?

Also, how many do you have left?

Thanks!



[Edited on February 27, 2006 at 6:07 PM. Reason : Also, how many do you have left?]

2/27/2006 6:03:19 PM

jlphipps - Check your PMs

and I have 7 left

2/28/2006 10:47:48 PM

^ I have no PMs

2/28/2006 10:59:00 PM

^Sorry, I was just typing it and hadn't sent it yet

2/28/2006 11:07:03 PM

do they get along with mean cats?

3/1/2006 10:13:55 AM

I just found out that my parents are going to be completely out of the old house by the end of March... so the sweet little bunnies have to all be gone my then.

Please think about getting one. They are wonderful, kind hearted and loveable. Please e-mail me at: rogers_rabbits@yahoo.com


Thanks

3/5/2006 9:57:20 AM

have you tried contacting a local school?
some teachers like to have rabbits in the classroom

or contact a 4-h rabbit club
http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/index.php?page=countycenters
if you can't find one off there^ let me know and i can put you in touch with someone

3/5/2006 10:38:11 AM

Quote :

"Make Mine Chocolate! Over the next few weeks, thousands of people will be tempted to buy an Easter rabbit for a beloved child. And a few months from now, our local animal shelters will be inundated by a flood of cast-off bunnies. The All Creatures Rescue asks that everyone who is considering buying a rabbit this year stop and think about two important facts: First, rabbits are naturally fragile and timid. An active child who expects a cuddly pet can easily terrify or even injure a rabbit. Second, a well cared for rabbit should live as long as large dog (ten years or more) and will require just as much attention and veterinary care. So don’t give an Easter rabbit to a child unless you want to make a decade-long commitment. If you want to make someone's Easter happy, don’t give a live rabbit unless you know it will be loved and cared for throughout its natural life. If there’s any doubt, give a stuffed or chocolate bunny instead. For more information, please visit the organization here or for NC rescue and adoption information, visit all creatures rescue.org"

3/5/2006 10:40:08 AM

supercat- that 2nd link doesn't work.

[Edited on March 5, 2006 at 12:28 PM. Reason : spelling]

3/5/2006 12:27:35 PM

http://www.allcreaturesrescue.org

it's on TWW home page too

3/5/2006 2:11:06 PM