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These rabbits need a home still and quickly. I am moving in a few months and I can't take them with me.

Your place sounds like a great home for my two rabbits. Wish I lived closer to MI.

Will do. I'll take a bunch of pictures tonight or tomorrow. When you said 3Bunnies only put rabbits to sleep "when they have no choice", what do you mean exactly? What constitutes as having no choice? If they are too ill or if they've been at the foster for so long? Just curious.

Okay thanks for informing me. I'm going to do my best to find them a home privately. Hopefully, I won't have to find a rescue to bring them to.

Yes, I e-mailed them and they didn't have any room they said. The next closest one in CT is 3 Bunnies Rescue so I may have to ask them soon but I don't know if they are a non-kill shelter. If they're not a non-kill shelter, I won't even consider them!

Okay thanks! If I can't find anyone here to adopt within a month or so, I may bring them to Cotton Tail Rabbit Rescue. Hopefully though they will be able to skip that whole part and find a new home :)

I always feed and clean their litterboxes, etc. It's just I don't have the time to let them out of their pen and run around. It's unfortunate. Also, the terms of my new lease don't allow me to have rabbits so I'm sort of pushing my luck having them here! Finding them a new home is the best for them.

As sad as this is, I may have to find a new home for my two rabbits. As much as I want to keep them, I've just become too busy to give them the attention they deserve and I don't think it's fair to neglect them. They deserve better then that. Reeses (female) and Roxy (male) were recently...

I think it's because regular hay is long strand and helps wear down the rabbit's molars and keep them in check, along with being better for their digestive system.

Okay great! Now let's see if I can get my buns to switch. Wish me luck.

For someone that is allergic to regular timothy hay, is there any other alternative to feed? I read in the Food Q&A that hay cubes aren't a great alternative due to having sweeteners in them. However, I discovered Oxbow Hay Cakes...

Another question, when do I know when my two rabbits are ready to live within the same area/pen? What are some signs that they are comfortable enough with each other that I can leave them alone together?

angieluv: Thanks for the link! I will read through the articles thoroughly. Flashy: Ok, I wasn't sure if all of the chasing and humping was a normal process of the bonding. After awhile they will relax and the female usually just lays down and chills while the male sniffs her out and licks...

I am having trouble bounding my two rabbits, male and female and both fixed. Normally, they were separated from each other completely, but the past few months they have been living in the same room, but across from each other in separate pens. However, I am moving into a smaller apartment next...

Both of my buns are picky when it comes to toys. I've tried several things and nothing seems to gain their attention. Any new ideas for "sure to keep them busy" toys?

Thank you so much!

Pet_Bunny wrote: Anyone have a link to Ikea's web site where you can purchase this online? I can't seem to find it! I think this would be perfect for my bun.

Whoops! I found http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=36887&forum_id=48&jump_to=485327#p485327 thread after posting this, sorry! A mod can delete my thread if need be. Sorry again!

I have a mini lop and a dwarf rabbit. My mini lop has been so lazy lately. So much, I thought she might of been depressed or sad! Yet my dwarf is very active and alert. This thread makes me feel better though about my lop, and accept the fact that my bun just wants to live the good life ;)

Reeses seems to be very lazy lately. Most of the day she is just laying around, sleeping, or eating. She doesn't seem as active as she use to. She was spayed a few months ago, perhaps her estrogen level has finally peaked down? Sometimes, she just seems so sad, but I really can't tell if she is...