08/15/2026
Sometimes you don’t need to adopt a bunny to help a bunny. 🐰🩷
A few days ago, we received a kind email from a mom who described herself as being “at the end of her rope.” Her 2½-year-old daughter would not stop asking if she could hold a bunny. 🐇😂
Mom was refreshingly honest that their family is not looking for a forever pet right now. They’re busy, they understand how much commitment rabbits require, and they didn’t want to bring home an animal they couldn’t responsibly care for.
So instead…we arranged a special bunny meet & greet! 💕
In exchange for a donation to the rescue, the family came to spend some time loving on our Ogden Trio, who were absolute little angels with their tiny visitors. The kids got their bunny fix, the rabbits got plenty of attention, and we received a generous donation plus litter pellets for our foster bunnies! 🥹🐰
We also love that this gave us a chance to teach little ones how to gently interact with rabbits. Most rabbits actually prefer keeping all four paws on the ground rather than being picked up, so sitting with them, petting them, feeding them treats, and letting the rabbits choose to come say hello is often the very best kind of bunny snuggle. 💗
And a little update on the stars of the show: two members of the Ogden Trio are currently recovering from their neuters, made possible by the transport trips coordinated by !
✨ The Ogden Trio is currently looking for a foster home where they can stay together until the youngest is old enough for their spay/neuter surgery. They are sweet, social, incredibly patient little rabbits and clearly have experience winning over an audience.
