californian bb!

might offer semi-custom bun portraits featuring your bun + this leafy background…anyone interested? i think it’d be about $60 USD for an 8x10. feel free to dm and we can chat about it :o

would anyone be interested in,,,

some bunny business,,,,,,,,,

i couldn’t decide if Bunny Business or Fernny Business was a better name but anyways if you want one you can click here!!!!!!1

Why kill

because i like meat too much to be vegan, but i am still deeply disturbed by the treatment of commercial meat animals that provide the meat we buy at the store.  so, instead of cutting out a food source that i truly enjoy, i decided to take it into my own hands.  by raising and butchering my own meat animals, i know exactly how they were raised, how they were housed, what they ate, and how they died.  i can ensure they have spacious cages/pens, opportunity to perform natural behaviours, are not being overbred, fed a good healthy food, receive proper veterinary care, and die in the most humane, pain and panic-free way possible.  it’s not easy, not gonna lie; i don’t enjoy killing them…but the reward of happy, healthy, meat for my family is worth it.

What kind of cross are the Interstellar buns?

Lionnhead x New Zealand!

Indoor Rabbit Ramblings

Hi guys! Long time no see!

We're settled in here in Colorado, and while the buns are happy with their outdoor grazing pen, I'm exploring options for an indoor run as well.

There is about a 50 square foot rectangular area in an unfinished utility room that is available to us, so I'm looking for some inspiration.

If you guys could send me your favorite indoor rabbit runs, I'd love to see them! I'm also trying to find a suitable material to serve as a guard for the unfinished walls (sheet plastic? Decorative wall panels?) around the perimeter of the enclosure. Must be easy to clean and I'd prefer it to look nice.

Thanks in advance!!

CRIES

TARS & CASE are all packed up and ready to hit the road! I think they'll enjoy the Colorado climate more than the Texas one :)

The end of an era! (Or that’s what it feels like, at least.)

My meat rabbit project has officially come to a close. Last week I helped load 30 rabbits into a local gardener’s truck and sent them off to be Full Time Garden Fertilizers on some sort of multi-acre community garden. I’m sad, but it was necessary; I have an upcoming move and it simply wasn’t realistic or safe to take the buns with me (the HOA in my new area prohibits small animal breeding, as it is a bear hazard). I’d assumed the rabbits were being purchased for their meat (who else buys 30 at once?), but was delighted that turned out not to be the case, even though I myself was a meat breeder. Graze on, children! Assist in food production! AM PROUD.

TARS & CASE are staying with me permanently to be indoor pets, so I’ll still be posting about them here. I’ll leave the past meat rabbit discussion up as well to continue to serve as a resource.

Many thanks to those who stuck around to follow and assist me in this project! I am grateful for the experience and pleased to have learned so much.

rabbit Facts:

soft

endless fertilizer

hair everywhere

can see ghosts

hay

TARS & CASE

omfg it’s baby One-Two from March 2016

Bonding

i love them fgjkladflkjgl

catfish and grits

Ears???

TARS & CASE, the Interstellar Buns. TARS is the gray and CASE is the speckle.

A moulting Popcorns and a suspicious Cinna(man)bun.

bunny yoga is a great way to stay in shape