Kootenay Animal Assistance
Program Society

Looking to rehome two very sweet buns.

The black one (Juniper) is the mother of the Orange one (Nutmeg). Juniper is a Netherland dwarf and Nutmeg is the only surviving baby of two liters with the dad being a large Lionhead bunny.

Juniper is one year old & Nutmeg was born in February.

They are extremely bonded and cannot be separated. They come as a pair.

They are very sweet and excited and love to be around people. They are quite curious and love eating on top on people and will sit in your lap.

Because they are excited & a smaller breed they don’t like to be picked up constantly. However, they love head pats (especially when eating) and can be affectionate and chill and have snuggle time.

Right now they are free to roam in our living room. Rabbits use litter boxes and should not live in cages. You can easily bunny-proof your home or block off certain areas of the house but overall bunnies need freedom and to be a part of the family.

The buns are free but if you would like some additional supplies (their automatic water dispenser, some beds, tunnels, toys etc. I would ask for a small donation otherwise I can sell those items separately on the marketplace) We can give you some hay & pellets and bedding to come home.

Looking to rehome two very sweet buns.

The black one (Juniper) is the mother of the Orange one (Nutmeg). Juniper is a Netherland dwarf and Nutmeg is the only surviving baby of two liters with the dad being a large Lionhead bunny.

Juniper is one year old & Nutmeg was born in February.

They are extremely bonded and cannot be separated. They come as a pair.

They are very sweet and excited and love to be around people. They are quite curious and love eating on top on people and will sit in your lap.

Because they are excited & a smaller breed they don’t like to be picked up constantly so they would not be suited for children. However, they love head pats (especially when eating) and can be affectionate and chill and have snuggle time.

Right now they are free to roam in our living room. Rabbits use litter boxes and should not live in cages. You can easily bunny-proof your home or block off certain areas of the house but overall bunnies need freedom and to be a part of the family.

Serious inquiries only and please message me with any questions. I have more pictures and videos if needed. Please come only meet them if you intend to take them home that day.

Serious inquiries only and please message me with any questions. I have more pictures and videos if needed. Please come only meet them if you intend to take them home that day.