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[coconana]

I'm from the Philippines!

 

[little memaid]

hey,I am a Chinese

 

[Starry Night]

I'm Indonesian... So.. I am asian.

 

[Jinbo]

chinese from san francisco.

 

[izaty908]

I am Malaysian too but still studying in Canada. :confused2:
Will be back in two years time! yay! Does anyone here knows how can I transport my bunny home (Canada --> Malaysia)? Please let me knowray:

 

[rabbitsrock_love]

Pet_Bunny wrote:

My parents are Chinese, but I was born and grew up in Canada.

me too, but i was born in delaware and i am vacationing in china now

 

[angela]

Hi

I'm from New Zealand but I now live in Thailand. Does anyone else on this forum live in Thailand? I'd love to hear from you

- Angela (and my 7 bunnies)

 

[Nancy McClelland]

I was there a few times in 1970.

 

[Pet_Bunny]

angela wrote:

I'm from New Zealand but I now live in Thailand.

In the 70's, I travelled to Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, Philippines, and Hawaii. :biggrin2:

 

[angela]

Hi Nancy and Pet_Bunny,
Thanks for your replies. I've lived in Thailand for 5 1/2 years now. I LOVE living here! However, it is not easy finding information relevant to Thailand and bunnies. Example: I really really want to know what tree branches I can give to my rabbits to chew on for their dental health/and to stop boredom. Fruit trees here are not the same as we have in NZ and aren't the same as in America etc. either. Does anyone have any knowledge about such things in Asia??? There are Mango trees of course, and also Lamyaay, Longon, Chomphuu, and Tamarind trees. Are any of these trees safe wood for my bunnies? Please help!
Kind regards, Angela

 

[panxy2002]

hey, I am a Chineses. I am a veterianry of laboratory aniamls.

 

[panxy2002]

I am living in shanghai