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One of our bucks (boy rabbits) turns out not to be neutered after all!
Two does (girl bunnies) had kits. One set will be 8 weeks around 10 April. The others will be 8 weeks around the end of April. For their health, they cannot be separated from their moms until they are 8 weeks old, even though they get weaned earlier. They need mother's milk to build their immune systems.
They are all so beautiful and so frisky and gentle! I would like to keep them all, but I am offering them to good homes. There are 7 total (as of last night, anyway). The parents are mixed breed rescue rabbits all in wonderful health.
Your bunny will come with a paper bag of hay to get him or her started. Hay is the main food for a rabbit.
We are also glad to answer your questions about what it will take to raise healthy bunnies.
15 dollar rehoming fee. If you truly cannot afford to pay that much, we can work something out, particularly if you take more than one kit (baby).
You are welcome to come to choose and reserve your bunny in advance. Our little farm is open for visitors. We have 3 goats, 2 turkeys, 5 ducks, 60 plus chickens, 5 roosters, 3 guinea fowl, a bunch of rabbits, a peahen, and we live right on the river.
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