Updates On 20th Apr 2014

I’M NOT THE EASTER BUNNY

I may not be a legendary bunny, but I do know what it is to be treated like royalty. Though I can’t deliver chocolates or colored eggs, I was welcomed into a home. Every morning, I enjoy a huge salad and throughout the day I hop about and get lots of attention from my family. My cat and dog friends let me sleep beside them in their beds. And my ‘mom’ lets me taste the pumpkin pie filling!

This is my fenced, outdoor play area where I enjoy supervised time each day, and oh boy, I love to get a running start and click my heals together. I once was a hutch bunny, living in a tiny wooden box at the far end of a backyard. No, I didn’t feel very good in there. It was lonely and I couldn’t move about or find comfort when I was afraid at night. I don’t know why the custom of leaving bunnies in hutches still goes on. It is a throw-back to a time when rabbits were commonly raised for ‘meat’. I’m so glad those days are over for me and I wish every bunny could be as blessed as I am. What a life I lead now!

For tips on caring for a house bunny, visit http://www.myhouserabbit.com

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