Leah Rehomed 7 Sept 09

ByJon

Never in the history of bonding rabbits have their been such loved up buns as Leah and Bunny! We bonded the 2 bunnies here and it was love at first sight.  Leah absolutely adores her new friend and almost immediately set to work grooming him.  We are so pleased for this lovely pair of little rabbits, they looked so adorable together, like they were meant to be.  When Leah had to go in for her VHD vaccination Bunny rushed to the bars of the cage looking for her. Leah has gone to a great home where she will get the care and companionship she deserves.

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