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Ok so instruct them to first go out and buy some Timothy hay if they can. He would also need a bowl of water. Perhaps a towel for him to get cozy. After that, tell them to call shelters and police to see if anyone reported a lost bunny. If no one did, they can proceed to either keep the bunny...

Right. Did your friend reach out to a local shelter yet?

I realized now that you meant the rabbit is by your friend. Have them do the above.

*some hay as in all the hay he wants :)

Sadly he/she was most likely abandoned. Reach out to the police or animal shelters to find out if anyone reported a missing bun. Till then, make him a cozy home with some hay, water, and pellets.

@Blue eyes is absolutely right. I didn’t mention that because I assumed you knew this already.

I have a male mini rex who has sore hocks. We’ve tried just about everything. I ordered this salve from a popular Etsy company. I sent a picture of it to my vet and he said I shouldn’t use it. He didn’t give a reason and I’m wondering if it’s just to hedge against any possible negative outcome...

Would you consider neutering, spaying, and then bonding them?

The fact that he’s eating and pooping is a really good sign. I had a similar situation a few weeks ago and my bunny was fine after an overnight stay at the vet. They will probably do a GI scan to determine the cause but like I said, if he’s eating and pooping, that’s a great sign. Just make sure...

Oh my gosh! They are too cute! I definitely think it’s wise to sell bunnies from an accidental pregnancy for two reasons: A. You want to make sure the person taking home the bunny has the funds to provide for him/her. Someone who is actually paying for a bunny is less likely buying or adopting...

He was neutered in October. We’re a work in progress. I ordered a huge waterproof blanket and will cover the couch with that. I feel terrible because he’s been in his pen much more since he keeps doing this and can only be let out when supervised. Once the blanket comes, hopefully we can work...

He’s been neutered since end of October. So it’s been a while! He’s really a trouble-bun. Every time we lift him off the couch as soon as he jumps on, he binkies as if this is some sort of fun game!

Interesting. You have never mentioned this before. I’m surprised since it seems like a crucial detail. Is this a medical condition? Are your parents aware of it? Knowing what you need for your pets is the first step to caring for them.

It has been super frustrating. My 10.5 month old, neutered, male mini rex keeps peeing on the couch! He's done it about 3 times in the past 2 weeks. We have a beautiful sofa but never had an issue with him jumping and chilling on it. Now, we'll turn around and he's peed on the cushion! He's a...

Yes. Please update us on the homes you found for your bunnies

If you read through the thread, you’ll realize this isn’t great advice for jasminebunny although it’s very sweet of you to take the time to write up such a nice post. Wishing you best of luck!

It’s so adorable. I love when he does it. I just wasn’t sure if they were angry binkies

That’s what we’ve been doing. My husband has been cleaning and changing his litter box. I’m early so hopefully it will fade. I’m at the point where I need to close my nose when I come into the living room. It’s crazy! One day to the next and I have a ridiculously sensitive nose now.

If you are going to care for pets, then you need to be up in time to provide for them. I’m sorry but if you are not putting in the effort, there isn’t much we can do. I’m sorry if this sounds harsh :(

You said they were shut down and that’s why you couldn’t go!