The Mission of Luv-N-Bunns:
- Rescue domestic rabbits from abandoned stray situations, kill shelters, private relinquishments and hoarding cases
- Provide nurturing foster homes that will ensure proper care, shelter and love for each animal in our foster network
- Provide necessary veterinary care including spay/neuter surgery
- Screen applications to find perfect forever homes for each rabbit that we rescue
- Host outreach events in the community to provide education and information on the proper care of domestic rabbits
We stress the importance of neutering and spaying all rabbits to reduce the ever-growing population of unwanted rabbits and to prevent highly prevalent reproductive cancers in unfixed rabbits. Since our inception in 2007, we have accomplished our mission by saving the lives of almost 2,000 abandoned rabbits. However, the over-abundance of unwanted domestic rabbits keeps us working toward our goals, year after year.
Together we can accomplish our mission. Reach out today if you’d like to help!
Below are some of our latest Facebook updates:
Luv-N-Bunns
Rescue and placement for abandoned bunnies in the Philadelphia area. We take in rabbits who are no longer wanted, have been abandoned, and/or have been abused. Once cleared by our vet, we have them neutered/spayed and find new, loving homes for each. In addition, we host various events to educate people about rabbits and their needs.
Have you checked out our annual Gertrude Hawk Fundraiser? Fabulous chocolates for you to eat, and money donated to LNB to help save more rabbits ... that's a win-win if we've ever heard one!
Click the link below and check out all the delicious possibilities. For free group shipping, please place your order by February 28th. If you'd like to have your candy sent directly to your home, you have an additional week to order. Luv-N-Bunns gets a large percentage of each sale, which sure makes this a super sweet fundraiser!
https://fundraising.gertrudehawkchocolates.com/fundraisingproducts/index/index/organization_id/712448/seller_id/1/
Click the link below and check out all the delicious possibilities. For free group shipping, please place your order by February 28th. If you'd like to have your candy sent directly to your home, you have an additional week to order. Luv-N-Bunns gets a large percentage of each sale, which sure makes this a super sweet fundraiser!
https://fundraising.gertrudehawkchocolates.com/fundraisingproducts/index/index/organization_id/712448/seller_id/1/
Fundraising Product Catalog
Gertrude Hawk Chocolates fundraising store helping groups raise money for generations.
fundraising.gertrudehawkchocolates.com
Jasper Jellybean here, hopping by to see if you’ve submitted your story to Kristen Kidd Photography yet! In case you haven’t heard, LNB is partnering with Kristen this February to celebrate Adopt A Rescued Rabbit Month. Click the link below, tell Kristen how your bunn has changed your life, and you could win one of ten $500 gift certificates for a photo session and wall art of you and your bunny bestie. LNB will receive a portion of all proceeds above the gift certificate amount. How awesome is that? It may even be better than the treat I’m eating in this photo - and if you know me, you know that’s saying a lot!
Enter here : https://kristenkiddphotogr.wixsite.com/campaigns
Enter here : https://kristenkiddphotogr.wixsite.com/campaigns
BUNNY CARE CORNER
Good morning, everybun! Jasper Jellybean here, with another BSA (Bunny Service Announcement). So ... the other night, I put a bit too much energy and oomph into my flop, and I ended up on my back with all four paws in the air. Ma did what any good bunny parent would do : rushed over to help me up and to snap some photos. Because apparently the number one rule of having a bunny bestie is to take 19,000 pictures. I'm telling you ... us rabbits should start charging our humans if they want to take photos. We could make SO much treat money!
But I digress ... which I seem to do a lot ... I guess I have a lot to say. And here's something really important to talk about. It's one thing when a bunny accidentally flops onto its back, but another entirely when a human deliberately puts a bunn into this position. Did you know that you should actually NEVER place a rabbit on its back? Because we are prey animals, this will often trigger an automatic response called tonic immobility. Basically, we freeze up with fear. It may look like the bunny is calm or relaxed, but it's actually really scared and stressed. Vulnerability? It's not a cool thing, friends, at least not when it's forced onto an animal. The process is called trancing, and I am here to tell you that bunnies are seriously NOT a fan of it.
So even though having a rabbit will turn your world upside down in the best possible way, us bunns ourselves prefer to remain right side up. Even if we roll onto our back of our own doing, it doesn't last long. I was only like this for a few seconds, and Ma was right there to help if I couldn't flip back over by myself.
Does anyone else have a bunn who's an overenthusiastic flopper? One time I even rolled over! 😆
Until next time ...
Nose boops and binkies,
Jasper Jellybean 🐰
Good morning, everybun! Jasper Jellybean here, with another BSA (Bunny Service Announcement). So ... the other night, I put a bit too much energy and oomph into my flop, and I ended up on my back with all four paws in the air. Ma did what any good bunny parent would do : rushed over to help me up and to snap some photos. Because apparently the number one rule of having a bunny bestie is to take 19,000 pictures. I'm telling you ... us rabbits should start charging our humans if they want to take photos. We could make SO much treat money!
But I digress ... which I seem to do a lot ... I guess I have a lot to say. And here's something really important to talk about. It's one thing when a bunny accidentally flops onto its back, but another entirely when a human deliberately puts a bunn into this position. Did you know that you should actually NEVER place a rabbit on its back? Because we are prey animals, this will often trigger an automatic response called tonic immobility. Basically, we freeze up with fear. It may look like the bunny is calm or relaxed, but it's actually really scared and stressed. Vulnerability? It's not a cool thing, friends, at least not when it's forced onto an animal. The process is called trancing, and I am here to tell you that bunnies are seriously NOT a fan of it.
So even though having a rabbit will turn your world upside down in the best possible way, us bunns ourselves prefer to remain right side up. Even if we roll onto our back of our own doing, it doesn't last long. I was only like this for a few seconds, and Ma was right there to help if I couldn't flip back over by myself.
Does anyone else have a bunn who's an overenthusiastic flopper? One time I even rolled over! 😆
Until next time ...
Nose boops and binkies,
Jasper Jellybean 🐰
Have you submitted your bunny story yet? Ten lucky people will win a $500 gift certificate to Kristen Kidd Photography to go toward a photo session with their bunn(s) and beautiful wall art or photo albums. Submissions are being accepted through 2/29, so hop to it!
Kristen Kidd Photography
It’s adopt a rescue bunny month. Don’t miss out. Submit your bunny story!
https://kristenkiddphotogr.wixsite.com/campaigns
P.S. love that me pointing at Brewscuits is the thumbnail. 😆
Xo Vanessa & Kim! 💕🐕
Meet Olivia! This girl is as big in sweetness as she is in size, and all she wants for Valentine's Day this year is for someone to fall in love with her. She's a cuddlebug, would be good with kids, and is neat as can be. Trust us : she will hop into your life and leave paw prints all over your heart. To adopt Olivia, email bunnies@luvnbunns.org. Please help us make her Valentine's Day wish come true!
