Sooooo I decided to start a tag game

Thanks to @labaguetteisdabest and @queenpiranhadon for the ideas!!! Love u guys <3

1- The name of the last book you read

2- Your favorite band or singer

3- Your favorite show and movie

4- Your top three fandoms (sorry ik this one’s hard!!)

5- And finally, your pet(s) and their names!!

The last book I read was Twice Upon A Marigold. I like Imagine Dragons and Hamilton. My favorite show is Heartstopper :). My top 3 fandoms are osemanverse, keeper, and probably Hunger Games (I’m slightly hyperfixated on it at the moment because it’s my newest fandom). And I have two adorable lionhead rabbits named Pandora and Fluffy!

Im tagging @labaguetteisdabest, @queenpiranhadon, @swans-chirping-in-the-distance, @that-multi-fandom-hijabi, @lizahamilton, @fuckimgenderfluid, and @notyourlegacygirl

this post is unrelated to anything I usually post here, but I need everyone to look at my dog—

They love eachother so much

bun poll bun poll 🐇🐇🐇

Meet Kya!

She's a calico lionhead bunny, born on May 23rd 2020 and we adopted her (along with Yue) on January 14th (2024)!

Kya definitely takes after her namesake (Kya from Legend of Korra), she is sassy, sneaky at times, but also gentle <3 The bunny shelter we got her from informed us that she used to be overweight, and although she is back to a healthy weight, the rolls stayed :'D

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Two long tails 💕

I got bunnies recently, I love them so much.

Grey one is a lionhead, named Bagles

Black one is a dutch, named Doobles

Day one I lost internet cause Doobles chewed on the fiber optic cable, little terrorist.

it's halo's 4th gotcha day!! i truly can't imagine my life without this little baby. she is joy incarnate. i love her more than i could ever say 🤍🩷

Someone's learned a new trick.

Meet Mable!

I’ve been putting off telling this story because I wanted to focus on the other stories that these animals have to share. Anyways, my sister finally told me it’s an important one to share. So, meet Mable!

Mable is actually my bunny. She is a wonderful beautiful lionhead with just the right amount of “bunitude”. However, she hasn’t always had her luxurious long mane.

One day, one of the animal cruelty officers from work (the RISPCA) got word of a rabbit in rough condition posted on Craigslist. So, she went and investigated and ended up bringing the rabbit to our clinic for veterinary care. The little rabbit was in ROUGH condition. All four limbs were covered in urine scolding, and there was not an ounce of fat on the body, you could feel the bones. Just incase somebody who isn’t bunny savy is reading this, rabbits must always have a source of hay, this enables them to have the fiber required to keep their insides moving, if their digestive system were to stop, it very quickly can kill the rabbit. The little bunny brought to clinic, was on the verge of this happening. The small animal manager texted our team and said that this little bunny was coming into the shelter and that our vet was not sure she was going to make the weekend. I asked if our vet wanted me to take her, to at least pass on a home with love. What I thought was going to be a weekend just to give a little bun a home to pass, turned into the start of a long journey.

She survived the first weekend, and by then… she stole my heart. This little baby was only about three months old, and she had a fighting spirit. She was a bit shy about me, but she knew I was helping her, taking her meds like a champ, and chowing down on all the hay I could offer. I knew I couldn’t let her go. That Tuesday (it was a long weekend!) I brought her back to the clinic, it was time to start the process of finding out just how truly bad her legs were. This meant she had to be put under anesthesia. While under anesthesia the veterinarian was able to perform x-rays on her legs, which showed that the urine scolding on her legs (this was caused by her living in her own filth) was so bad, the infection went down to one of the bones. Great. We made the weekend, we woke up from anesthesia, but now we have to pray we can treat this infection. Or else she would have to become a little tripod. Now becoming a tripod would not have been the end of Mable’s story, I remember doing research about tripod rabbits, just incase! However, nobody wants to ambulate a bunny’s leg…..

So after removing all the dead skin from all four limbs, I was able to be there when Mable woke up from her anesthesia. It was no longer a mission to just survive, we were gonna heal now. For months, Mable wore cast like bandages on her legs and got antibiotics twice a day. These had to be changed twice a week by a vet. We started out with all 4 in casts, then we went to just her back legs, until it was just her one really bad leg. FINALLY, all four legs were free! The first time I ever saw this bunny binky, I almost cried! She was able to do that, because of the time, patience, talent, and dedication our team had.

She still wasn’t done yet though! There was still one more big procedure she had to make it through. Her spay! I will always advocate for spaying and neutering your bunny, but my goodness was I nervous! The little fighter has already gone through so much and she had to go through a surgery now! Of course she came through like it was nothing though.

I took Mable home on January 20th, 2023, and her official adoption day of when she was medically cleared was May 23,2023. So it was a very lengthy process of healing, my entire last semester of college actually.

Today, Mable is the most spoiled bunny! She has her own bed, so many toys and treats (including those that come in her monthly subscription box), and so many people that love her! She recently had her first yearly check up where she got a clean bill of health!

You can sometimes find Mable with me at the RISPCA, where we have told our story to kids at our humane education camp, and even to potential adopters or those who are trying to learn more about rabbits when they attend our bunny related events!

Mable is a huge part of my life and even though she is a tiny little gal, she really has shown both me and the world just how mighty she is. Next time you visit the RISPCA, look around the adoption areas and the smallie room, you may just find her picture around!

Dumpling rested his head against my leg the way Muffin used to and I'm crying a little

POV: you told him he can’t have any more treats