2022

Perdita's first litter had a whopping 13! A nice variety of colors too. We have to bottle feed the two youngest. With a 10% chance of survival the odds are against us, but we'll try as hard as we can. Here is the white and black one.

Here's the other little pumpkin we're bottle feeding. So far they are both still alive and thriving on the personal attention.

I think we'll call this one Brillo. It's all ruffled up like a little brillo pad. He likes hiding in hubbie's armpit too.

We're hoping this one is a girl. She's gentle and prefers me over hubbie so we're calling her Kaylee for now.

Sleepy babies in their Wabbitat.

Brillo the pirate bunny! He crawls onto hubbie's shoulder ALL the time.

We won Lucy at the Hubbard County Fair. My youngest is really good at ring toss games. He won 1 bunny rabbit and 3 goldfish. This is Lucy.

Kaylee has gotten quite a bit bigger. She loves her pets and being held. I'm her favorite it seems. Brillo was sold to the fair where he gets to be a pirate bunny, sitting on everyone's shoulder.

Heard Brillo the pirate bunny was won by a young girl who is great at taking care of bunny rabbits so I'm hoping he gets to play pirate for a long life time. We took photos of Lola to sell her off. We're running out of space and the lovely girl has plenty of baby making years yet.

Butcher day on the farm. We had two of these gorgeous seal patterned rexes and kept the male we liked better. He was from Perdita's batch with Kaylee, Zoe, and Taffetta (edit: we later found out this was a boy and it was changed to Taffy).

Kaylee was just after some love and attention.

Andi was a trade from the lady at the fair with the bunny rabbit booth. She went home with 5 and we got this lil mini lop buck. We're hoping to breed him with our smaller does to help provide bunny rabbits for the lady's booth in following years. The clincher was that she screens the winners to make sure they are going to treat the animal well and provide for it properly.