Happy "Adopt a Bunny or Rabbit" Month

[Valerie5555]

Happy "Adopt a bunny or rabbit" Month for according to Calgary's Humane Society, September's 'Adopt a Bunny Month"


Or shall I say "Hoppy Adopt a Bunny Month"

[SuffragetteSal]

1. excellent!

I have had 7 pet rabbits in my life and I have loved them all. They make great pets, very loving, very soft and can teach a much needed lesson about love and compassion.

[Valerie5555]

2. Wonder if the bunny lovers were "hopping" mad about how

"Adopt A Cat" and "Adopt a Dog" months were unfair to bunnies or if the bunnies that WEREN'T FIXED kept on MULTIPLYING like well bunnies or rabbits, hence the need for an "Adopt a Rabbit" month.

[SuffragetteSal]

4. Maybe people don't realize

rabbits can be neutered and spayed also. My cats and rabbits all got along fabulously as a family household. Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention Val.

[Jack Rabbit]

3. What a wonderful idea!

I'm cute, cuddly and lovable. Take me home!



My portrait courtesy of the http://www.azstarnet.com/foothills/3-3.html">Arizona Star

[Valerie5555]

5. Wonder if Bugs "eh what's up doc??????????" Bunny needed to be

adopted by a rabbit family.

On edit We would have to give him credit for liking carrots and stuff.

[BurtWorm]

6. You should run wild and free!

[Jack Rabbit]

7. I do! I do!

[gristy]

8. Can bunny's bite?

Those teeth seem imposing. And can they be litter trained?

[SiobhanClancy]

9. You can litter train them

I was successful doing that with Scarlett O'Hare,but it is best to get started when they are baby bunnies. They can bite,but I've never gotten anything worse than little "love nips". They need to have things available to chew on,or else their front teeth will grow very long and they'll be unable to eat. They make excellent pets. My Scarlett(a Dutch doe)lived to be 13. Here is a good site for anyone thinking of adopting a bunny:
www.rabbit.org/