Category: Sold - AT HOME PETS

Barfi and Murphy into a New Home

6/25/2022

Originally his people were only going to pick up Male 1 but for some reason I brought all three boys over. Dad really liked Male #3 the most, so his daughter sweet-talked her hubby in letting her bring both of them home. :)

Male 1 is a small boy, quiet and seemingly to be more like his dad. He is definitely more curious than dad was at this age, but is still a quieter lad. I think this is Murphy.

Male 3 has more of his momma's personality and should be small force to be reckoned with. I think this is Barfi. Barfi (burr-fe) is the name of a little white Pakistani Dessert.

BUT bunnies are funny and sometimes a move to a new home changes how they behave. It's so odd that way! :)

Mom is Morsel, Dad is Party, they are part of a litter of four, they are tricolours and their breed is Holland Lop.

Birthdate is May 8, 2022.

Pics from their new homes

Cherry's girls rehomed

6/24/2022

Living a life in Milverton, Cherry's girls are going to be part of a home breeding program. Nice youngsters.

They took along a rescue male as well.

Today is the day for Brownie to find a new home

6/18/2022

Little Miss Brownie Marie (I think I Have the second name correct) found herself into a new home today.

This tidy little package is the product of Emma and Noah. She was born on April 6, 2022. Part of a litter of four containing a lilac, amber, a poor chocolate otter, and a perfect chocolate otter.

Miss Brownie might not be a great example of a chocolate otter but she is a sweetheart and should make her new owner a great pet.

Tat found a home!

6/18/2022

I rarely name the bunnies that I am not keeping but occasionally a bunny finds himself a name with me. Tat is one such bunny. Such a funny little corker.

Today Tat headed off with a young man to a new home I think he said in Seaforth.

Tat was born on April 6, 2022. Part of a litter of four containing a lilac, amber, a poor chocoate otter, and a perfect chocolate otter. Tat of course, being the excellently marked otter boy.

He has always been a fun-loving, busy boy with a good curious attitude about the world around him.

Mom is Emma, Pops is Noah.

Sweet Chestnut into a New Home

6/9/2022

Homeschool friends stopped in a couple weeks back because they've been looking for a new youngster to add to their menagerie.

Their oldest boy latched on to this young bunny, but I made them wait. He's from Mandy and Party. First time momma and I thought they were growing a bit slow. I wanted to give them some time to come into their own.

This young fellow is the smallest of the group of boys I have available, and I expect him to mature to about 3 lbs. He is a sweet, soft-tempered boy.

Little girl into a new home

6/5/2022

Born April 10, 2022 this girl from Shen and Party has found herself a new home in the Hamilton area.

This young girl is the smallest of her litter, and is a bright, curious girl without being a pain about it. :)

Shen's boy into a home

5/29/2022

Born May 10 this boy from Shen and Party has found himself a new home. Moving into a home with an experienced bunny person he'll make a good addition to their household.

Amber into a new home

5/20/2022

This little ragmuffin found his way into his new home today. He'll be living in London with his older (by way of another litter) brother. Born on April 6, 2022 to Noah and Emma.

New Homes Located

3/5/2022

This young lady moved into a London home today. Out of Frosty and Scout from Dec 16, 2021

This boy off Violet and Jack found himself a new placement in London today along with a couple of mice.

Vi Found a Home

2/27/2022

This young lady is out of Violet and Jack, two rabbits that I traded to a gal last fall. I reversed the trade and got this young lady back. She's gone off to her new home. I don't know what her new people will call her but I've been calling her Vi since the day she arrived.

She's a bit of a funny lass, broaching into her teens I think. She'll be shy one moment and then all happy and in my face the next. She's a nice small girlie and I think she'll stay that way.