bearbunnynco

28/11/2025

When your meal is so good you gotta roll around and hug it.🤣

17/11/2025

⭐ Why You Should Never Board Your Rabbit in a Standard Kennel

Rabbits are not like dogs or cats — they’re prey animals with extremely sensitive nervous systems.
Loud noises, barking, strong smells, unfamiliar cages… all of it triggers major stress that can lead to:
• GI stasis
• refusal to eat
• rapid heartbeat
• fear-based behavior
• long-term anxiety

Most kennels simply aren’t designed for delicate little bunnies.
They need peace, routine, and softness — not chaos.

That’s exactly why at Bear Bunny & Co, we do things differently. 🐰💕

🏡 ❤️ Our Bunny-Approved Care Options

✨ Home Visits:
We come to your home, where your bunny feels safe and comfortable.
Same routine. Same environment. Zero stress.

✨ Private Bunny Boarding Rooms:
For families who need boarding, our bunnies stay in their own private room —
NO kennels.
NO loud animals.
Just calm energy, fresh air, and soft lighting.

✨ Fresh Greens Daily:
Hand-washed herbs, leafy greens, and healthy snacks.

✨ Love, playtime, and gentle human interaction:
Stress-free. Slow. Loving. The way bunnies deserve to be cared for.

Because your rabbit isn’t “just a pet.”
They’re a fragile little soul — and they deserve sanctuary-level care. 🌿🤍

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17/11/2025

A final call.
A loyal heart.
A hero forever. 🐾💔
K-9s deserve the same honor we give every hero who serves.

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03/11/2025

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21/10/2025

11/09/2025

On September 11, 2001, Port Authority Police Department Lt. David Lim was in the basement below the World Trade Center’s South Tower with his K-9 partner Sirius when he felt the building violently tremble. Feeling duty-bound to assist potentially injured civilians, Lim took time to secure Sirius in his kennel and then went to investigate the disruption, telling his partner, “I’ll be back for you.”

After miraculously surviving the collapse of the North Tower, Lim’s first instinct was to find Sirius, but he was rushed into an ambulance and brought to St. Vincent’s Hospital for treatment of injuries he had sustained from the collapse. Unfortunately, Sirius was not as lucky as Lim. His remains, recovered in the winter of 2002 in the wreckage of the South Tower, were ceremoniously removed from Ground Zero with a full honor guard, in a manner befitting a hard-working member of the PAPD.
#911 #9/11

10/09/2025

10/09/2025

After 9/11, search and rescue dogs worked day and night at Ground Zero. They were trained to find survivors in disasters. But in the rubble of the World Trade Center, there were very few survivors to find. As the days went on, the dogs started to look confused. Some got depressed. They were used to finding people. And now, they weren’t. Handlers noticed this and decided to help.

Sometimes, they staged fake rescues. A firefighter or handler would hide in the debris. The dog would find them. They’d act like it was a real rescue. This gave the dog a sense of success. It lifted their spirits.

These dogs were not just working hard. They were emotionally affected too. They were part of the team. And they needed support, just like everyone else.

References
Artifacts Tell the Story of 9/11 Rescue and Recovery Dogs – 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Godsend: The vets and volunteers who cared for 9/11 rescue dogs – ABC News
9/11 Was Hard On Responders – And Rescue Dogs – Central Florida Public Media
Remembering Heroic 9/11 Dogs – Dogster

21/08/2025

21/08/2025

Rabbits love to play and it is essential for their physical and mental health.

13/08/2025

🎥 Must Watch 🐾
A movie every Pawparent must watch!
Couldn’t pass on watching this movie specially since Enzo’s voice is 😍
Denny Swift is a Formula One race car driver who understands that the techniques needed on the racetrack can also be used to successfully navigate everyday life. Besides his career, Denny has three loves of his life — his beautiful wife, their young daughter and his best friend, which is a dog that wants to be reincarnated into a human.

Have you seen it?