Aww, she is precious. Parents need to think before buying their children a pet. Some kids are responsible and some are not. If the kid doesn’t want the animal, parents should step up and care for them. Animals have feelings too. They are not trash.
Animals are not disposable beings! This beautiful bun was lucky in that respect though! Look at the love it has now! One of my daughters bunnies is a rescue like this one. Even looks a lot like this. My daughter is 18 and those buns are going to college with her! So sweet💛🐰💛
@@jensherman2771 You are so right. If someone decides they don’t want them, they should find them a home. But personally, I couldn’t just give them up. So many are just dumped. Good luck to your daughter and sweet bunny!
I agree, then can throw away a toy but not a living creature. What kind of parents are they, what kind of education are they able to give to those children?
@@susanaandress4653 I agree. Maybe a good thing to do is talk with a child and see if they even want a pet. Some kids don’t. And if they say they do and they are given one, they should be made to fulfill their responsibility. But my only worry with that would be, how would the poor animal be treated. Worst case scenario, find them a new loving home like this sweet bunny got.
Humans are inhuman. They buy bunnies for their kids as Easter presents and then abandon them. But rabbits are living creatures with feelings and needs. Fortunately, Ninni found a human who was human.
I found my 1st bunny abandoned in a public park filled with dangers. I was blessed because once he recovered from his trauma, he was so happy with us and lived a full and happy life. NEVER GET A PET FOR KIDS IF YOU AREN'T PREPARED TO FULLY CARE FOR THE POOR THING.
Exactly! Like, it's great if your kid is responsible and helps out with the animal's care, but YOU'RE THE ADULT IN THIS HOUSE AND IT'S YOUR JOB TO CARE FOR THE ANIMALS. I don't CARE if the kid "gets bored" of the animal, you didn't buy a game or a TV or a toy, that's A LIVING CREATURE you bought! They're not supposed to be REFUNDABLE.
I'm so happy you found him..I have 4, all rescues, one of them also was found outside. I wish people would realize domestic bunnies aren't the same as wild ones, and they cannot be dumped outside..In my State abandoning bunnies is considered animal abuse, and you are going to be arrested.
Ninni is so adorable..teach your kids that animals are serious responsibility and they are not a lamp shade you get tired of and toss it..sweet little soul 🥰😍🤩
An animal is a responsibility for their lifetime. I promise my cats they have a home for life . Please teach kids to be gentle and responsible towards animals. Kids mimic adult behavior.
Kids? First of all it's the PARENTS. ARE YOU OKAY? TELL THE PARENTS TO STOP BUYING LIVE LIVING ANIMALS THAT HAVE A LIFE AND FEELINGS TOO YOU DON'T JUST DISPOSE OF LIKE IT'S GARBAGE.
@@misbahailia3345 Good thing I didn't get bunnies . I like them but I like them to be free and live outside.I had to clean to many creatures and cages as a kid .I would rather not ever have one. How do people train those types of animals where to urinate and defecate? When in cage it drops to next level down on newspaper. I am kind of curious how it would get up and down without steps or ramp that bed was pretty high up.?????
Dad brought me a bunny, Thumper, left the same way. His neighbors had him outside in a raised pen and got bored so they opened the door and pretended he didn't exist. Ignorant people thought he could survive like wild rabbits do. I took him for a month when we found him a new home. Smart as a whip. Taught him the same basic commands as a dog. He's spoiled rotten now. His new family taught him to play, too.
that's what happened with one of my sister's bunnies. someone was about to throw him outside into the wild but on top of that, he had a really bad fungal infection and was really lethargic.that is straight up animal neglect. he's much better now thankfully
@@dinarusso3320 yes, they wonderful for taking him & finding a furever home. But rabbits cannot live in the wild. The are domesticated. Also, a life span of a cottontail of wild rabbit is only about 2-4 years.
As a dad to 10 bunnies, I completely agree with her. They're the best companions you could ask for! I'm so happy she got her forever home, she's a beautiful bunny. She is loved so much! 🥰🤗🐰
We had a precious little bunny named Thumper. She lived to be nearly 13 years old which is twice their normal expectancy! She was a Polish Dwarf and about 2 pounds in her prime. We took her everywhere and loved her to pieces. She died in my arms and I miss even after nearly 20 years. We bought her for our daughter who was 11 at the time and figured based on the info we had that she would probably live to about the age our daughter would leave for college (Our daughter tried to take her to college but got busted!!). So we took over her care. She loved going to the beach, was very tidy and hygienic, would jump up in our laps, loved her food and treats, ran around skipping and jumping - even after she became blind, she would tear through the house. She sure loved her life and she made our lives better!
I am so sorry for your loss. 💔. I believe that she'd want you to share your love with another. So many bunnies are released outside. People don't realize tthat there is such a difference between the wiring of wild and domestic rabbits. They have an extremely difficult time trying to survive.
It always makes me sad that people don’t consider animals as a forever commitment to ensure they are well looked after and have the money for emergency vet care.
Bunnies really are wonderful, I had a bonded pair for 12 years, they were so cute snuggling with eachother. The girl was pretty grumpy towards me, but the boy was a complete love bug and loved to give me kisses. I spent hours searching for herbes outside and washing them for them, but it was worth it because they got very old. The girl died first, and I spent the last year taking extra good care of the elderly male bunny with special needs. Even had to bathe him often because he was no longer able to clean himself properly. But I loved every second and he was so grateful. He loved it when I kissed his ears and wanted to be pet for hours. In return he licked every millimeter of my arm 🙂 Oh I still miss them...
A few years back, I volunteered for a rabbit rescue. I never, before then, realized how loving and interactive rabbits could be. They can also be litter box trained like cats. They are very clean.
My computer broke down and I’ve been upset for hours today, yet the moment I saw the first few seconds of Ninni munching away and looking so fluffy and cuddly it all went away and I was smiling ear to ear. Thank you for taking in this precious floofer and thank you Geobeats for showing her to us.
Sometimes it's even worse and the kid had 0 interest in the pet to start with, the adult just got it in their head a bunny is a good easter gift, like some idiots think chicks are also good holiday gifts. If the kid's actually SERIOUS about owning an animal, you'll know. They'll bring back a book that explains the animal's basic care from their school or local library, they'll show you youtube videos about that animal's care by people who have them, they'll have websites from hobbyists bookmarked and they'll be able to get you a checklist for a "starter kit" of things to buy that animal to start with (if not outright the permanent commitment setup). Kids are just as enthusiastic about things they REALLY want as any adult nerd, it's not hard to know if the kid is going to get bored of an animal or they just want something cute and you should just get them a plush toy or a statue of the critter.
Every once in a while when I am outside walking around the apartment property where I live, I get to see wild bunnies. I saw a baby one a few weeks ago and took a picture of it. 😁🐇
Beautiful! I have a bunny now since my neighbors got one for their children but didn’t have the time or the will to care about her She is one true love in my life! Vittorina came to teach me a lot about whiskers love!!
Awwwww !! Never thought I would be a “rabbit guy “ but here we are lol …. Thanks to you for adopting and taking care of them they are truly amazing animals… one of ours is also a lop that we rescued, the people who had him left him outside year round just in a cage and he lost his ears to frostbite. just out there by himself and despite that and how he was treated he is so sweet and loving it’s crazy .
I hope you've "dealt with" those people who left him outside.. stuck in a cage to boot. .... If you need help I've heard paint stripper is extremely flammable.
@@jillcampbell8019 Definitely the parents fault...they weren't expecting the bunnies to get bigger, and to smell because they have dirty cages that aren't cleaned..or they can be destructive, because their teeth need to be worn down, and hay is not readily available.. and should not be let loose unsupervised..or the fact they don't like being grabbed and squeezed, and will bite, and scratch their kids, because they think they are predators..They did no research at all when getting the bunny.
I love my buns. They're so relaxing to watch, because everything they do (grooming, sleeping, eating, yawning) is adorable. Every part of them is adorable. Yes, they're not the easiest pet to take care of. And it's something you have to think about before adopting any pet: can you manage taking care of them, spend that time, effort and money. I will also add: bunnies are a lot more interesting and fun if you let them roam free inside. A bunny that's kept inside a tiny cage his or her entire life, I'm sure will be boring to look at, because they're depressed as hell. Let it roam, and watch it zoom, and flop, and hop. Do hide your cables though. They're obsessed with cables, the forbidden straw.
All four bunnies are adorable!!! I notice they are all lop-eared as well. Thank you for adopting these sweet, sweet, and beautiful little lop-eared rabbits. I can see that you truly love them with all your heart and soul.
Such a good ending, she found a human who understands her needs. We have 26 bunnies, they are a full-time job for my wife, but they all bring such joy to our family (They ARE our family !)
Ninni could not be more sweet & gentle, and deserving of a loving home .. Thank goodness this precious Bunny found such a beautiful & loving forever Family 💞💘💗💘💞
This lady takes really great care of her bunnies! You can see how happy and relaxed they are. Even a couple "binkies" (a little leap that buns will do out of pure joy) were in there. Thank you for being such a great caretaker! ❤️
When I went to college, my parents donated my bunny to the zoo, without my knowledge (or consent). My bunny was very popular but I was so sad. Years later, I rescued an abandoned pregnant bunny. We raised her and all her babies until they passed. It's not much, but a little bit to make up for my bunny living in a zoo.
@@lisabelle7553 Funny you mention that. My parents were masters of the "Your pet: ran away, went to a farm" , etc. stories. However, the local paper actually ran a story on my rabbit at the zoo, with photos, and the story of how he got there. If I didn't see it, I would have been very skeptical.
Until I started watching videos like these, I never knew that so many species of animals could make such great companions. What a wonderful bunny mama this woman is.🐰❤🐰❤🐰❤🐰
What a sweetie! My oldest niece had a rabbit my mom bought her, but I ended up taking care of him; he and I spent the best 8 years bonding and growing together. Moral of the story: do not buy bunnies for children as pets.
Lagomorphs make precious house pets. Easily litter box trained i used newspapers and hay. They are amazingly intelligent and loving. My bunnies were Netherland dwarfs and lived 12 years. HUGS and GOD bless us everyone 🤗
I used to have a bunny just like Ninni. She lived until 8 and l loved her to bits. She spent summer outdoors in her large hutch and run and in the winter she had the run of the whole house ❤️
I never knew I could love a rabbit so much when we got ours. She’s 2 lbs, 4 oz and a Holland lop ear. She is the best little companion and we have grown so close. ❤️ I love you, Violet! 🥰 🐇
This is why when I have a kid or kids someday they are not going to get a pet until they know the responsibility of taking care of one and loving that animal as a family member
It's been more than 40 years since I've had my bunny, but I still think of her and miss her. These bunnies are all gorgeous. So glad they found a loving forever home.❤❤❤❤
I have had a few house buns for 10+ years, all died of old age. I would never get anymore....Because they break my heart when they die. I hate when parents buy a rabbit for their kids, rabbits scare very easily and some hate to be picked up. Out of all my rabbits, only one of them enjoyed a cuddle.
You are a wonderful human being. If we have more people like you on this earth it would be a wonderful place for both humans and animals. Such good karma.
This is exactly how I like to see bunnies, in a good loving home with lots of freedom, it’s not easy, they need a lot of cleaning out and grooming. Kids definitely would get bored and it’s not fair on the bunnies. Bunny’s should definitely not be housed in hutches in the sun or the cold. They need plenty of space to run and jump. And to be safe from all predators. This lady here is one excellent carer , these bunny’s are in heaven .👍🐰🐰🐰🐰🥒🥬🍓🍌🍓🫑🥦🌽🍏🍉
I could never give up my bunny buddy. Never ever. So thank you for taking in this beautiful baby. You're giving her an amazing life full of love and bunny shenanigans.
Jenny, thank you so much for taking in this little angel. So fortunate that you were able to take her as people still believe that animals are disposable. Animals are not gifts that should be given to kids. Children are not capable of caring for themselves let alone a pet. I'm sorry to be on my soapbox but this is infuriating. Adults need to understand that they may be left with caring for the animal before considering having one enter their homes. Hopefully people learn. Too many sad stories of abandonment. Animals have no choice or voice in this matter as they are innocent bystanders. This story ended very beautifully. Thank you for the love and kindness you provided to this gentle sweetheart.
So sad but yet soooo great they got this home!!! Love you for adopting and caring for them. They truly are one of the most precious Furbabies ever!! 🐾💓🐾💟🐾💞🐾💝🐾💕🐾💖🐾💗🐾💘🐾❤️🔥🐾💟🐾
I heard that a lot of people buy bunnies for Easter to give to their children. A lot of rabbits end up in shelters and most are euthanized. Domesticated rabbits have a lifespan of 8 to 12 years.
P.S. I don't like most kids! If they whine and whine for a pet, the answer is NO! I would have them work at either a shelter or a pet store where they can actually do the nitty-gritty.
Bun heaven! If only all the bun cast offs could be so lucky. Your excellent video shows the full range of bun emotions and intelligence. Thanks for this education. It is badly needed.
@@bigHURRdontCURR yeah but for me they don't live as long which is why I adopted cats. I do get attached quite hard and wanted a pet that can live as long as possible. My first cat actually died 7 months after I got her back in February and while I have two new cats it devastate me still. The average age of a rabbit is around 7 years or 8 from what I read if I remember
@@elliekim6666 They can live up to 10 plus years..Any animal you get there is no guarantee they will live a long life..I had dogs that developed illnesses at a young age and passed away. Just give them the love and care when their alive, that's all you can do.
@@janc8199 of course but I was playing the numbers game and from what I've researched at the time cats lived longer. Moot point because I have two cats ATM but maybe a rabbit later. I deal with BPD and I wanted a pet that statistically lived longer
Wow, that's beautiful. Your relationship with them is just the sweetest thing. And the bunny flop over and the little view of the bunny feet and tail is just the cutest thing! Ninni and her siblings found the very best mom possible. Thank you for the lovely video and helping spread awareness of the time and care it takes to be a good bunny parent. They deserve all the love!
Such a sweet lady. How could anyone get bored and give away such a precious little critter? I love her coloring. Such a pretty ginger. The second time around for her was her lucky day. She found a loving home with others that cuddle her and play together. How old is she? She seems pretty mellow.
That's funny you said that. I'm in the drs office and it's a long visit bc I have to get hooked up to an IV to receive treatments, and I forgot my headphones, so I watched this with no sound. I will definitely go back and check it out with the sound when I get home. Thank you for pointing it out 😊
I love the love in your eyes when you pet them. I have a Peek a Poo and a Bichon (puppies) and when I pet them, I feel the love. Not just with my pups, but I feel this way for ALL animals. I think I was an animal in my former life! JK But all you animal lovers know what I mean. There’s nothing greater in life than holding and cuddling a sweet beautiful animal that adores your affection 🥰
This is heartbreaking, these quirky little critters are always such bouncy lovely personalities so it's hard to "get bored" of them, the kids and parents alike need a good stiff earful. Glad this little fellow is going to be just fine but for the love of bunnies YOU look after them even if they for the kids, kids need to be taught responsibility and YOU gotta teach that.
What a precious angel this bunny is. I do remind everybody to show love to the world and adopt your local bun bun when you get the chance. At the very least please try to foster from your local animal shelter and give space to others in the meantime before a permanent home is found. They are wonderful little animals and I've had one for 30 years now. The house rabbit society is a good place to start online. Go to one of their local meetings in your town and fall in love with the bunny Kingdom. Love to all.
Aww, she is precious. Parents need to think before buying their children a pet. Some kids are responsible and some are not. If the kid doesn’t want the animal, parents should step up and care for them. Animals have feelings too. They are not trash.
Animals are not disposable beings! This beautiful bun was lucky in that respect though! Look at the love it has now! One of my daughters bunnies is a rescue like this one. Even looks a lot like this. My daughter is 18 and those buns are going to college with her! So sweet💛🐰💛
@@jensherman2771 You are so right. If someone decides they don’t want them, they should find them a home. But personally, I couldn’t just give them up. So many are just dumped. Good luck to your daughter and sweet bunny!
The only thing they teach their kids is that life is disposable...
I agree, then can throw away a toy but not a living creature. What kind of parents are they, what kind of education are they able to give to those children?
@@susanaandress4653 I agree. Maybe a good thing to do is talk with a child and see if they even want a pet. Some kids don’t. And if they say they do and they are given one, they should be made to fulfill their responsibility. But my only worry with that would be, how would the poor animal be treated. Worst case scenario, find them a new loving home like this sweet bunny got.
How could you ever get bored of or give away such a precious, innocent little creature. Unfathomable to me. Beautiful little bb.
I know, it's terrible!
Should have eaten the thing. It's a waste of good meat.
@@Xathos thats even more human than just getting rid of it
@@Xathos Couldn't help but burst out laughing!😂🤣
Funny because it's true.
@@nogardhd7700 *Humane, but yes. Owning your own meat to eat/raise to eat, is actually the most humane way of consuming meat.
I will never understand.... absolutely heartbreaking
Humans are inhuman. They buy bunnies for their kids as Easter presents and then abandon them. But rabbits are living creatures with feelings and needs. Fortunately, Ninni found a human who was human.
Exactly... some people have no clue how incredible animals are
or parents are mostly inhuman and loons to buy to their kids a pet and to wait to see if their kids are gonna take care of the pet.
@@youngyankee13 Agreed. The parents, not the children, bear the responsibility to act responsibly.
I'm glad some places refuse to allow rabbit adoptions around Easter for this reason. More places should do this imo.
I found my 1st bunny abandoned in a public park filled with dangers. I was blessed because once he recovered from his trauma, he was so happy with us and lived a full and happy life. NEVER GET A PET FOR KIDS IF YOU AREN'T PREPARED TO FULLY CARE FOR THE POOR THING.
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Exactly! Like, it's great if your kid is responsible and helps out with the animal's care, but YOU'RE THE ADULT IN THIS HOUSE AND IT'S YOUR JOB TO CARE FOR THE ANIMALS. I don't CARE if the kid "gets bored" of the animal, you didn't buy a game or a TV or a toy, that's A LIVING CREATURE you bought! They're not supposed to be REFUNDABLE.
I'm so happy you found him..I have 4, all rescues, one of them also was found outside. I wish people would realize domestic bunnies aren't the same as wild ones, and they cannot be dumped outside..In my State abandoning bunnies is considered animal abuse, and you are going to be arrested.
@@neoqwerty Many people think of them as throw away pets..I could easily throw them away, and in a bad way.
@@neoqwerty AMEEN TO THAT!😊🐇🐇🐇
Ninni is so adorable..teach your kids that animals are serious responsibility and they are not a lamp shade you get tired of and toss it..sweet little soul 🥰😍🤩
Kids are a reflection of their parents according to psychology.
An animal is a responsibility for their lifetime. I promise my cats they have a home for life . Please teach kids to be gentle and responsible towards animals. Kids mimic adult behavior.
@@misbahailia3345 I agree with that.
Kids? First of all it's the PARENTS. ARE YOU OKAY? TELL THE PARENTS TO STOP BUYING LIVE LIVING ANIMALS THAT HAVE A LIFE AND FEELINGS TOO YOU DON'T JUST DISPOSE OF LIKE IT'S GARBAGE.
@@misbahailia3345 Good thing I didn't get bunnies . I like them but I like them to be free and live outside.I had to clean to many creatures and cages as a kid .I would rather not ever have one. How do people train those types of animals where to urinate and defecate? When in cage it drops to next level down on newspaper. I am kind of curious how it would get up and down without steps or ramp that bed was pretty high up.?????
Dad brought me a bunny, Thumper, left the same way. His neighbors had him outside in a raised pen and got bored so they opened the door and pretended he didn't exist. Ignorant people thought he could survive like wild rabbits do. I took him for a month when we found him a new home. Smart as a whip. Taught him the same basic commands as a dog. He's spoiled rotten now. His new family taught him to play, too.
Thank you for being good humans.
that's what happened with one of my sister's bunnies. someone was about to throw him outside into the wild but on top of that, he had a really bad fungal infection and was really lethargic.that is straight up animal neglect. he's much better now thankfully
That's a great and heartwarming story, thank you.
you will be blessed for taking care of this precious little creature and being wonderful human beings❣️
@@dinarusso3320 yes, they wonderful for taking him & finding a furever home. But rabbits cannot live in the wild. The are domesticated. Also, a life span of a cottontail of wild rabbit is only about 2-4 years.
I can completely agree with everything. Bunnies are very, very calming to have around. They are just very peaceful animals, not loud and sooo cute.
Yeah, they are like classical music, which is not for everyone and some are bored by them. They should honestly be let out in the wild, though.
Buns are solid, grounding, serene companions. I am so very happy these 4 are so well cared for, especially Ninni. Bless this loving woman.
@@burger1113 domestic rabbits cannot survive in the wild and should NEVER be dumped!
We have bunnies in our backyard when we're doing landscaping. Very peaceful.
They are very yummy
As a dad to 10 bunnies, I completely agree with her. They're the best companions you could ask for! I'm so happy she got her forever home, she's a beautiful bunny. She is loved so much! 🥰🤗🐰
Dogs > rabbits.
And yes, I've had both. It's not even close, though, the rabbits are still leagues better than soulless cats.
@@Xathos who asked you
@@Xathos I’ve had every manner of animal. You either haven’t experienced a good cat or cats simply don’t fit your personality. They are not soulless.
@@rainymornings Same question. You got an issue with it? Tough shit.
@@nickcarroll8565 I have dogs, a cat, and 10 bunnies. Cats or bunnies are the best. 👍
We had a precious little bunny named Thumper. She lived to be nearly 13 years old which is twice their normal expectancy! She was a Polish Dwarf and about 2 pounds in her prime. We took her everywhere and loved her to pieces. She died in my arms and I miss even after nearly 20 years. We bought her for our daughter who was 11 at the time and figured based on the info we had that she would probably live to about the age our daughter would leave for college (Our daughter tried to take her to college but got busted!!). So we took over her care. She loved going to the beach, was very tidy and hygienic, would jump up in our laps, loved her food and treats, ran around skipping and jumping - even after she became blind, she would tear through the house. She sure loved her life and she made our lives better!
It's so hard when they go isn't it?
@@thebaldog1209 It sure is. So many good memories. I personally believe we will see our pets in Heaven. But in the mean time, we miss her.
I believe all our pets will greet us in Heaven!
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Omg what a wonderful life!
I had a bunny that was cuddly like this. I’d take her upstairs to the rocking chair and we’d rock for hours. I miss her so much ❤️
I am so sorry for your loss. 💔. I believe that she'd want you to share your love with another. So many bunnies are released outside. People don't realize tthat there is such a difference between the wiring of wild and domestic rabbits. They have an extremely difficult time trying to survive.
Aw I am so sorry for your loss ❤️
I'm so sorry, my heart goes out to you.
Been there but I don’t sta
It always makes me sad that people don’t consider animals as a forever commitment to ensure they are well looked after and have the money for emergency vet care.
Love that she found her forever home. I have two buns of my self and I love them with all my heart ❤
Thank you for giving these bunnies a loving forever home.
Bunnies really are wonderful, I had a bonded pair for 12 years, they were so cute snuggling with eachother. The girl was pretty grumpy towards me, but the boy was a complete love bug and loved to give me kisses. I spent hours searching for herbes outside and washing them for them, but it was worth it because they got very old. The girl died first, and I spent the last year taking extra good care of the elderly male bunny with special needs. Even had to bathe him often because he was no longer able to clean himself properly. But I loved every second and he was so grateful. He loved it when I kissed his ears and wanted to be pet for hours. In return he licked every millimeter of my arm 🙂 Oh I still miss them...
Wow, 12 years! That's a long age for a bunny to live. May I ask what breed they were?
A few years back, I volunteered for a rabbit rescue. I never, before then, realized how loving and interactive rabbits could be. They can also be litter box trained like cats. They are very clean.
My computer broke down and I’ve been upset for hours today, yet the moment I saw the first few seconds of Ninni munching away and looking so fluffy and cuddly it all went away and I was smiling ear to ear. Thank you for taking in this precious floofer and thank you Geobeats for showing her to us.
Know what you mean.. when my computer breaks down it's like OMFG, someone close had died!. .. and yes, this viddy is the cure.
Why are people so irresponsible... Animals are not toys for their children. But what a beautiful life Ninni has now. ❤️🙏
I am totally agree with your comment !
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That happens when stupid "grown-ups" listen to their annoying children but the only ones to blame here are the parents.
This just made me laugh
Sometimes it's even worse and the kid had 0 interest in the pet to start with, the adult just got it in their head a bunny is a good easter gift, like some idiots think chicks are also good holiday gifts.
If the kid's actually SERIOUS about owning an animal, you'll know. They'll bring back a book that explains the animal's basic care from their school or local library, they'll show you youtube videos about that animal's care by people who have them, they'll have websites from hobbyists bookmarked and they'll be able to get you a checklist for a "starter kit" of things to buy that animal to start with (if not outright the permanent commitment setup).
Kids are just as enthusiastic about things they REALLY want as any adult nerd, it's not hard to know if the kid is going to get bored of an animal or they just want something cute and you should just get them a plush toy or a statue of the critter.
Agreed 100 percent 👌
One of the few times I agree with somebody 100%😄
parents this days are kinda lost and they dont even know what their kid wants. random gifts just to please the boss of the house, the kid.
She is adorable, thank heavens the right person came along, parents take note, animals are a big responsibility.
I can only imagine how therapeutic it is to snuggle with these bunnies
Every once in a while when I am outside walking around the apartment property where I live, I get to see wild bunnies. I saw a baby one a few weeks ago and took a picture of it. 😁🐇
Cool story, needs more dragons though
Beautiful! I have a bunny now since my neighbors got one for their children but didn’t have the time or the will to care about her
She is one true love in my life! Vittorina came to teach me a lot about whiskers love!!
Happy the bunny found his forever happy home ! He wont be alone !
That would have been unthinkable in my family. When we loved, we LOVED!
Same here!! We are super lucky to have her!! ❤️
Awwwww !! Never thought I would be a “rabbit guy “ but here we are lol …. Thanks to you for adopting and taking care of them they are truly amazing animals… one of ours is also a lop that we rescued, the people who had him left him outside year round just in a cage and he lost his ears to frostbite. just out there by himself and despite that and how he was treated he is so sweet and loving it’s crazy .
I hope you've "dealt with" those people who left him outside.. stuck in a cage to boot.
.... If you need help I've heard paint stripper is extremely flammable.
I'm a cat person, (I love all animals though) watching this video I'm like how have I not ever considered rabbits....
@@pancakesandtea You love all animals ? What ?! ...Even humanz !?!
@@jamescook6477 haha even those buggers ;)
Thank you so much for saving this Bunny 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐇🐇
Bless you for taking the bunny.
How could anyone give up such a cute bunny. People need to realize animals are a life commitment.
Oh my goodness how cute I would never get bored of a bunny!!!!😭❤️🐰💕
They are so beautiful!I dont see how a kid could get tired of a bunny!?😸
More like- kids didn’t get tired of the bunny-they got tired of being responsible caregivers-if they ever were. ☹️
@@jillcampbell8019 Definitely the parents fault...they weren't expecting the bunnies to get bigger, and to smell because they have dirty cages that aren't cleaned..or they can be destructive, because their teeth need to be worn down, and hay is not readily available.. and should not be let loose unsupervised..or the fact they don't like being grabbed and squeezed, and will bite, and scratch their kids, because they think they are predators..They did no research at all when getting the bunny.
So adorable and precious.
I had a bunny for a pet for nine years growing up. I love them, they are wonderful!
I had a bunny for about 8 years. I loved him very much! He was messy, but I didn't care. Your bunnies are so pretty.
Their loss - your gain! Lucky Bunny & bunnies X. They got you babe.
I love my buns. They're so relaxing to watch, because everything they do (grooming, sleeping, eating, yawning) is adorable. Every part of them is adorable. Yes, they're not the easiest pet to take care of. And it's something you have to think about before adopting any pet: can you manage taking care of them, spend that time, effort and money.
I will also add: bunnies are a lot more interesting and fun if you let them roam free inside. A bunny that's kept inside a tiny cage his or her entire life, I'm sure will be boring to look at, because they're depressed as hell. Let it roam, and watch it zoom, and flop, and hop. Do hide your cables though. They're obsessed with cables, the forbidden straw.
That was 'bunny' beautiful 🐇🐇🐰🐰 I envied every cuddle. Thank you for showing us your furry kids x
The word "adorable" doesn't even begin to describe them...🥰🥰🥰
Oh ... such a beautiful bunny and compassionate human. Thank you do much. Lovely
Bunny snuggles are one of the best! ❤️💕🥰
All four bunnies are adorable!!! I notice they are all lop-eared as well. Thank you for adopting these sweet, sweet, and beautiful little lop-eared rabbits. I can see that you truly love them with all your heart and soul.
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Such a good ending, she found a human who understands her needs. We have 26 bunnies, they are a full-time job for my wife, but they all bring such joy to our family (They ARE our family !)
Ninni could not be more sweet & gentle, and deserving of a loving home .. Thank goodness this precious Bunny found such a beautiful & loving forever Family 💞💘💗💘💞
This lady takes really great care of her bunnies! You can see how happy and relaxed they are. Even a couple "binkies" (a little leap that buns will do out of pure joy) were in there. Thank you for being such a great caretaker! ❤️
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God bless you for looking after these innocent bunnies
When I went to college, my parents donated my bunny to the zoo, without my knowledge (or consent). My bunny was very popular but I was so sad.
Years later, I rescued an abandoned pregnant bunny. We raised her and all her babies until they passed. It's not much, but a little bit to make up for my bunny living in a zoo.
That’s great. I don’t know if I buy your parents “he went to the zoo” story.
@@lisabelle7553 Funny you mention that. My parents were masters of the "Your pet: ran away, went to a farm" , etc. stories.
However, the local paper actually ran a story on my rabbit at the zoo, with photos, and the story of how he got there. If I didn't see it, I would have been very skeptical.
Until I started watching videos like these, I never knew that so many species of animals could make such great companions. What a wonderful bunny mama this woman is.🐰❤🐰❤🐰❤🐰
Thank you!! ❤️
Thank goodness there’s still some good people in this world.
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How could anyone give up this precious bunny !
So so so adorable 💜💜
I love the head dive, twist and land. Omg 💜
She's adorable!! Thank God for all who love and care for Animals! 🥰
What a sweetie! My oldest niece had a rabbit my mom bought her, but I ended up taking care of him; he and I spent the best 8 years bonding and growing together. Moral of the story: do not buy bunnies for children as pets.
Lagomorphs make precious house pets. Easily litter box trained i used newspapers and hay. They are amazingly intelligent and loving. My bunnies were Netherland dwarfs and lived 12 years. HUGS and GOD bless us everyone 🤗
I used to have a bunny just like Ninni. She lived until 8 and l loved her to bits. She spent summer outdoors in her large hutch and run and in the winter she had the run of the whole house ❤️
I never knew I could love a rabbit so much when we got ours. She’s 2 lbs, 4 oz and a Holland lop ear. She is the best little companion and we have grown so close. ❤️ I love you, Violet! 🥰 🐇
This is why when I have a kid or kids someday they are not going to get a pet until they know the responsibility of taking care of one and loving that animal as a family member
I am sitting typing this through tears how can someone fall out of love for this precious beautiful creature!🥰🥰🥰🥰❤🧡💛💚💙💜
It's been more than 40 years since I've had my bunny, but I still think of her and miss her. These bunnies are all gorgeous. So glad they found a loving forever home.❤❤❤❤
I’m glad that they got bored, she has the best life now. But not all endings are as good. Adopt Don’t Shop ♥️🐾🐾🐾🐾 🐰
What an absolute sweetheart! That sweet cuddly face! That belly-flop! How can anyone resist?!
I can’t!! It’s impossible!! 😍😍😍😍
Hi, Ninni!
I’m so happy you have a fantastic Mom. Congratulations!🤗
I have had a few house buns for 10+ years, all died of old age. I would never get anymore....Because they break my heart when they die. I hate when parents buy a rabbit for their kids, rabbits scare very easily and some hate to be picked up. Out of all my rabbits, only one of them enjoyed a cuddle.
Oh my they are so precious, ty for loving them the way they deserve..so sweet❤..
You are a wonderful human being. If we have more people like you on this earth it would be a wonderful place for both humans and animals. Such good karma.
Pets are not toys 😔. Thank you for adopting these gorgeous fluffy bunnies 🙏🌺🌺🌺💖.
Wow, it doesnt get any sweeter and loving than that..my Goodness are they full of cuddling
This is exactly how I like to see bunnies, in a good loving home with lots of freedom, it’s not easy, they need a lot of cleaning out and grooming. Kids definitely would get bored and it’s not fair on the bunnies. Bunny’s should definitely not be housed in hutches in the sun or the cold. They need plenty of space to run and jump. And to be safe from all predators. This lady here is one excellent carer , these bunny’s are in heaven .👍🐰🐰🐰🐰🥒🥬🍓🍌🍓🫑🥦🌽🍏🍉
All of your bunnies are adorable! Thank you for adopting Ninni, she's so sweet & cuddly.😍
I could never give up my bunny buddy. Never ever. So thank you for taking in this beautiful baby. You're giving her an amazing life full of love and bunny shenanigans.
They are ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE 💘❤️🥰🥰
Jenny, thank you so much for taking in this little angel. So fortunate that you were able to take her as people still believe that animals are disposable. Animals are not gifts that should be given to kids.
Children are not capable of caring for themselves let alone a pet. I'm sorry to be on my soapbox but this is infuriating. Adults need to understand that they may be left with caring for the animal before considering having one enter their homes. Hopefully people learn. Too many sad stories of abandonment. Animals have no choice or voice in this matter as they are innocent bystanders. This story ended very beautifully. Thank you for the love and kindness you provided to this gentle sweetheart.
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Quite a soothing video. The title of it is mistaken though. No these people who surrendered her were no family to her. A family does not abandon you
So true!!! We are the only family she had!!! 😍👌🏻❤️
So sad but yet soooo great they got this home!!! Love you for adopting and caring for them. They truly are one of the most precious Furbabies ever!! 🐾💓🐾💟🐾💞🐾💝🐾💕🐾💖🐾💗🐾💘🐾❤️🔥🐾💟🐾
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I heard that a lot of people buy bunnies for Easter to give to their children.
A lot of rabbits end up in shelters and most are euthanized.
Domesticated rabbits have a lifespan of 8 to 12 years.
Cute gift, but irresponsible. Toy bunnies sat on Easter egge/Kinder eggs, are a safer bet.
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Absolutely!
They are all so adorable!!! You hv blessed them, & they bless you. It's a wonderful story. God bless you & your bunnies.
Ninni is absolutely adorable and when she just flops on her side🥰 and then sweet Elli and Casper, the 2 love birds 😍❤
Really sheds beautiful light on bunnies. I learned so much. Thanks!!
I love your bunnies!!!! They are beautiful!🐇
Bless u kind woman for taking care after these sweet buns
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Too many people fall for the fluff and not realize that rabbits require w.o.r.k. Thank you for your rescue heart.
P.S. I don't like most kids! If they whine and whine for a pet, the answer is NO! I would have them work at either a shelter or a pet store where they can actually do the nitty-gritty.
Aww they are so adorable ❤️and they have the sweetest relationship I Love Bunnies 🐰
Just adorable!💖
Bun heaven! If only all the bun cast offs could be so lucky. Your excellent video shows the full range of bun emotions and intelligence. Thanks for this education. It is badly needed.
I'm a cat person but if you gave me a rabbit I'll love it with all my heart. Even if I'm bored with them no way to treat an animal
I’ve found that buns can have a lot of similar personality traits to cats. They’re wonderful creatures
@@bigHURRdontCURR yeah but for me they don't live as long which is why I adopted cats. I do get attached quite hard and wanted a pet that can live as long as possible. My first cat actually died 7 months after I got her back in February and while I have two new cats it devastate me still.
The average age of a rabbit is around 7 years or 8 from what I read if I remember
I'm a cat person and I get what your saying 🥰
@@elliekim6666 They can live up to 10 plus years..Any animal you get there is no guarantee they will live a long life..I had dogs that developed illnesses at a young age and passed away. Just give them the love and care when their alive, that's all you can do.
@@janc8199 of course but I was playing the numbers game and from what I've researched at the time cats lived longer. Moot point because I have two cats ATM but maybe a rabbit later. I deal with BPD and I wanted a pet that statistically lived longer
You are such a great Bunny Mom!!! Your video of all your babies makes me want bunnies too. 🐰
Wow, that's beautiful. Your relationship with them is just the sweetest thing. And the bunny flop over and the little view of the bunny feet and tail is just the cutest thing! Ninni and her siblings found the very best mom possible. Thank you for the lovely video and helping spread awareness of the time and care it takes to be a good bunny parent. They deserve all the love!
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Such a sweet lady. How could anyone get bored and give away such a precious little critter? I love her coloring. Such a pretty ginger. The second time around for her was her lucky day. She found a loving home with others that cuddle her and play together. How old is she? She seems pretty mellow.
Has a better home, now. ❤
THANK YOU FOR SAVING AND LOVING THESE SWEET SOULS !!!! YOUR AMAZING
Thank you!! ❤️
when the kids get bored and want to get rid of the pets, that is the best moment to teach them responsibilities and not do as they want
Omg 😱 she is darling! So glad she is not abandoned any longer. What a cuddly baby!
You got to turn the sound on to listen to the cute sounds the cute little furry creature is making😍
That's funny you said that. I'm in the drs office and it's a long visit bc I have to get hooked up to an IV to receive treatments, and I forgot my headphones, so I watched this with no sound. I will definitely go back and check it out with the sound when I get home. Thank you for pointing it out 😊
@@nikkia326 thanks! Take care 😊🌷
Awww, what an adorable bunny and thank you to the kind soul for taking care of Ninnie.
I love the love in your eyes when you pet them. I have a Peek a Poo and a Bichon (puppies) and when I pet them, I feel the love. Not just with my pups, but I feel this way for ALL animals. I think I was an animal in my former life! JK But all you animal lovers know what I mean. There’s nothing greater in life than holding and cuddling a sweet beautiful animal that adores your affection 🥰
This is heartbreaking, these quirky little critters are always such bouncy lovely personalities so it's hard to "get bored" of them, the kids and parents alike need a good stiff earful.
Glad this little fellow is going to be just fine but for the love of bunnies YOU look after them even if they for the kids, kids need to be taught responsibility and YOU gotta teach that.
It breaks my heart no one actually gives these amazing animals a chance. Bunnies are truly amazing pets, no one wants to see that.
What a precious angel this bunny is. I do remind everybody to show love to the world and adopt your local bun bun when you get the chance. At the very least please try to foster from your local animal shelter and give space to others in the meantime before a permanent home is found. They are wonderful little animals and I've had one for 30 years now. The house rabbit society is a good place to start online. Go to one of their local meetings in your town and fall in love with the bunny Kingdom. Love to all.
They never were her family if they could dispose of her so easily.
God bless you woman . And your babies. Always.
That woman is the "bunny whisperer"😎
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Thanks for taking care of Nini... Beautiful and sweet family 🐾🐾💚💚