Hi Danielle,
Here is my Bigwig’s farewell post. He was a sweetie and I miss him very much.
Please keep in touch! I hope the move goes well. I will even include their enclose. You may visit anytime you are able! Thank you from George and Gracie!
I read something on here where a owner had developed allergies to her rabbits and had to remove them.
I have also seen that with some people I follow on Youtube and such. I have also seen if the hay is stored in a sealed container in another area - one girl has a finished shed but a garage or otherwise finished space might work - helped cut down the allergen inside. A high capacity air purifier could also help.
I have four rabbits and we switched to Orchard Grass. Gracie and George are bonded and they need each other. The human being connection is not their primary bond although they are very sweet and they do interact with people. Their original family had 5 children and so, they are shy but they are socialized to humans. My sinus issues are severe and I will get a biopsy soon but I not going to have the sinusitis surgery or correction of the deviated septum until I can find a home for Gracie and George. The room will be much easier to clean if I have only two rabbits. Maude and Hazel are dependent on me and they are not suitable for adoption because they were never socialized to other people. Hazel and Maude were left in a tiny hutch and neglected before we adopted them. So, only Gracie and George will be rehomed. With two rabbits, I can move the large 12 by 3 by 4 enclosures to clean the room more thoroughly. The dust and fur are as much of a problem as they hay. I am allergic to dust mites. The room cannot be cleaned throughly because I cannot move the 4 enclosures. 2 enclosures will be easier to clean and move, when needed. This is the main reason that Gracie and George need a new home.
