Nubs is missing one ear and missing her toes off 1 back paw, which doesn’t affect her mobility. Indoor PET home, She’s $75 but to a good home I am open to lowering it, she will NOT be free. I know how risky free rabbits are. This girl is my heart, I put a lot of tears and time into her healing process. She NEEDS a good loving home. Ready to go on May 18th.

This sassy Holland lop boy is $75, because he’s lacking both ears he may struggle to regulate his body temperature which means indoor home only. He is not deaf and doesn’t have any issues beyond the lack of ears. He has a big personality, he’s sassy, he’s the equivalent of a teenaged boy not wanting to take pictures during a family picture shoot.

This girl is absolutely stunning and I find her color perfect. She reminds me of one of my first holland lop babies that I had raised 4ish years ago named “chicken nugget” So there’s some nostalgia with her. She’s a bit shy and takes a while to come out of her shell compared to her siblings. 3.5-4lb full grown

This girl Is so sweet, she was the first to interact with me and happily accepts head rubs. She will run up to you depending on how much she likes you. With new people she can be a bit slower to trust, but once she loves you she’s your little best friend. She booped my blanket, my basket and my carrier, everything peaks her curiosity.

Do you want a bunny that’s the life of the party? Loves people, loves attention and is the cutest little guy. He’s growing pretty fast and I can see him being closer to 3.5lbs or so. Will run up to you for attention and pets. He may be a good breeding boy (too young to tell type) or an amazing pet.

This girl is the runt of litter 2 - I forgot to mark that when I edited pictures. She’s so sweet and cute - reminds me of a little teddy bear. I can see her also doing well in a pet home, maybe bonded with another bunny later on. She’s small and seems to be a false dwarf and wouldn’t be my first pick in breeding.

She’s very friendly and curious, she usually doesn’t give me any issue holding or picking her up. Gorgeous girl, sweet personality, I can’t say enough good things about her. Likely to be closer to 4lbs full grown.

This sweet boy looks like the cutest little bear, he’s a bit shy and not as outgoing as some of his littermates but boy is he adorable. I believe once warmed up to you he could be the perfect pet. I could also see him potentially bonding well with another bunny down the road once they’re fixed.

This boy is so dashing, he has a few baby hairs on his chin that are white. Think of your son flaunting their beard and they only have 3 little hairs, that’s this baby’s chin lol. He also has a little white paw tip. He should be around 3.5-4lbs full-grown. He can be a bit shy with new people and even new areas, but once he’s comfortable he transforms into the sweetest and curious boy.

Doesn’t she look like the sweetest little stuffed animal? She’s pretty easy to handle and hold. She also could be a good ffa project for a child, or just as a pet. She tolerates being posed and moved around. A pretty solid and docile girl.

This boy i’m late with posting, he is a sweet boy and he’s pretty shy. He does really love his foster brother (ready 5/22) and I will reduce slightly if they were sold as a pair. He would likely be best fixed and bonded when he’s older. A bunny friend would help him come out of his shell as time goes on. A patient loving home is a must.

I love both of these girls, Lilah is the left, Rosa is the right. These girls love one another and I do prefer they go together but I do understand that not everyone can afford both. Lilah was going to be my keeper but I need to stop keeping babies back Lol. If they go together they need fixed one they're 5-6 months old.