Adopt a Rabbit! (or rabbits, actually)
A little later than promised, life got in the way, but here we are! Give me a few minutes to get everything set up, please DO NOT REPLY YET.
A post just in case, and also for questions.
You may now reply! (But not directly!)
They are so cute!! May I try Twitch and Pearl?
Twitch freezes with fear when he is put in a neutral pen with Pearl. Whenever she tries a friendly approach, he bolts like she’s attacking him, leaving her very confused. When there is no improvement hours later, you are about to give up on the two of them together, thinking this is causing Twitch far too much stress.
But then something finally seems to click in Pearl’s brain, and she switches tactics to entirely ignoring Twitch.
Now that he thinks she’s forgotten about him, Twitch’s natural (if deeply buried) curiosity takes over and he makes his way over to Pearl at a snail’s pace, ready to run at a moment’s notice. She sits motionless as he checks her out, sniffing all over. When he finally makes it to her head, she gives him a very gentle lick over his forehead, and you watch in astonishment as all the tension b.leeds out of him. He snuggles up next to her, grateful for his new protector.
Congratulations! These two are all yours!
Awwwwww *watches with a smile* thank you!!
May I adopt Yin and Yang? I wasn’t actually planning on adopting any, but I fell in love with these two!
After taking them home, Yin and Yang spend the entire day investigating their new surroundings, sticking to each other's sides and mostly ignoring you. But when you sit down on the couch that evening, they hop up and settle down beside you, Yang on the outside and Yin sandwiched in between.
You sure can!
Yay, thank you! :D I’ve never owned a rabbit, but I would love to someday
Can i get Nibbles and Daffodil? :)
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Things with Daffodil and Nibble start out promising. They sniff at each other and then take a few hops away. This continues for most of the day, so you decide to leave them for a few minutes for a bathroom break.
When you return, Nibble is sitting very quietly in one corner and there are scraps of brown fur all over the place. As you watch, Daffodil charges at Nibble with her ears back and her tail up. He evades her just in time, and she chases him growling three times around the pen before you manage to grab Nibble and pull him out of harm's way. You don’t know what happened during your bathroom break, but any chance at friendship between these two is gone.
Sorry, but you will have to try another combination.
Nibble and Hazel?
Despite knowing two males usually don't go well together, you try, hoping for an exception. No such luck. Within minutes of meeting each other, the two are rolling across the ground in a clump of fur, each trying to get at the other's throat. You manage to tear them apart with great difficulty and take them away from the battlefield.
The rabbits seem fine, but your own hands are littered with painful scratches. Definitely not a good combo.
Nope, sorry. If you're really set on one of these two, I suggest pairing them with a female.
Nibbles and Rose?
Third attempt. This time with Rose. It doesn't look so good at first. Maybe Nibble is still giving off a scared impression from Daffodil, but Rose wastes no time pouncing on him, chasing him relentlessly. You're about to intervene, when Nibble suddenly stops, turns around, and starts licking a surprised Rose all over like his life depends on it. Possibly it does.
In any case, it seems to do the trick. Rose settles down and lets herself be washed by Nibble, and accepts his presence thereafter. It takes several days, but these two grow on each other as time passes.
Third time's a charm, here you go!
Yep i immediately love him at first sight now i love rose too!
Can I try Binky and Cocoa? These rabbits are adorable btw!!!!
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Another beautiful masterpiece of Joshie done by Sohki! 
Binky at first seems rather overwhelmed by Cocoa, who races around him faster than he can follow. Once she tires herself out however, he approaches curiously and bumps her with his nose, like a kitten inviting an older cat to play. When she doesn't respond, he flops down at a respectable distance from her. They stay that way for a while.
When you come with food, they both shoot upright and then each seem surprised at the other's enthusiasm. They approach each other more slowly this time and a few careful licks are exchanged. They eat side by side.
An hour later, you see a brown and a white blur racing about and hurry to intervene. But then you realize the racing is playful and you see Binky performing the funny jumps he was named for. Once crazy hour is over, they flop down against each other and you smile. They'll be fine together.
These two are all yours! And thank you, I rather like the way they came out :)
Yayyyyy! My two energy balls work great together! I shall run all over the house trying to make sure they don't break anything precious or they hit something hard XD Tysm!
Yay I was so excited to see your rabbit adopts up! They are indeed cute and fluffy! May I try Wolf and Daffodil?
Daffodil at first tries to boss over Wolf, but it soon becomes apparent he's having none of it. Every time she tries to mount him, he turns around and gives her a whack. It takes a few hours, and you hover over them anxiously the entire time, but things don't turn violent and finally Daffodil agrees to lick Wolf when he pushes his nose under her chin, settling into the order of this relationship. Once she does, he grows gentler towards her, licking her too every once in a while. Not too often though, in case she gets too full of herself.
Enjoy these two! Cute and fluffy, as promised XD
Yay! These two shall have a good life- away from all my cattos :P
Thank you so much! :D
May I try to adopt Muffin and Sunny? :)
My Glistening Beasts:
Muffin and Sunny is a true case of love at first sight. They greet each other without a trace of fear and are licking and cuddling together in minutes. Anyone who sees them together gets a warm fuzzy feeling in their chest...rabbit love is something very beautiful <3
A wholehearted yes for these two!
:DDDDDDDDD YAAAAAAAAAYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!! They shall be cuddled and loved and given good lives! ;3
Can I do Lucy and Hazel? Hehe, I have fallen in love with Hazel. I'm hoping for rabbits who won't bee too lonely when I'm not online.
You watch closely as the rabbits meet each other, worrying Lucy's attitude might be a bit much for half-wild Hazel. It certainly seems that way at first, with Hazel shying away from Lucy and her chasing him around a bit. But your initial assessment of Lucy's personality was correct: there's really no harm in her. She seems to understand Hazel's fear and shows a gentle side no human has ever seen. They eat together and afterwards, when they're digesting, Hazel suddenly flops against Lucy and sighs, apparently seeing something in her no one else has. Lucy lays her head on Hazel's protectively, and you know they will figure it out together.
And they do. They bring out the best in each other: Lucy has a friend who loves her for who she is, and Hazel has a protector who will defend him from anyone she thinks means him harm...including you.
Well, they're yours! I think these two are one of the best possible combinations for being on their own (I hope you enjoy watching them, because cuddling is pretty much out of the question...).
I'm so glad the pairing worked!!!!! Hehe, I just read the backstories and thought that Lucy would be a good match for Hazel. I don't mind that they're not people-rabbits ---- if I had wanted bunnies that love to snuggle, I wouldn't have chosen them. Plus, I know that rabbits that are afraid of people generally have a harder time finding a home, and when I read Hazel's backstory, my heart absolutely melted.
I can't get enough of rabbits, both domestic and wild. Once I had the opportunity to care for some orphaned wild cottontail babies, and even though I only had them for half a day, it was an amazing experience, feeding them formula with a pipette.
Pyxis
She is outgoing, loves company, is mostly active at night and is very quiet. She tends to notice everything but be unnoticed by others.
May I try her with Thumper?
Aware of Pyxis' nocturnal tendencies, you try out Thumper and her late in the evening. Thumper is easily visible of course, looking ghostlike, but Pyxis looks like a piece of the night sky fallen to the ground. You can't help but admire the contrast between them, but of course what they look like doesn't matter. The rabbits themselves are only concerned with what's inside.
Apparently, both are pleased with what they find. Pyxis' quiet, unnoticable personality seems to encourage Thumper to approach her, and by the time you leave, yawning, you can't distinguish the huddle of dark fur into two rabbits anymore. At night, all rabbits look the same. This has been one of the most peaceful try-outs ever.
Soooo sorry it took this long! My birthday was yesterday and the preparations swallowed up more of Saturday than I'd anticipated them to. I hope you're happy with them!
HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!!! hope you had a good day :)
Yay! Thank you! Those two are going to get along well
May I adopt Flappy and Moa?
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When you put them together, Moa immediately asserts her dominance over Flappy, who frankly looks like he just woke up and doesn't really follow what's happening. He seems bewildered by her hyperactivity, bouncing around him, but then decides he'll just figure it out tomorrow, or something, and flops down. Moa seems to interpret that as a sign that he accepts that she's the boss, and lays off him.
This pattern pretty much stays the same. Moa sometimes feels the need to slightly bully Flappy for some (imagined) slight, and he just lets it wash over him unflappably. Whether he doesn't care about being bossed around or if he just doesn't notice it is anyone's guess...
Mostly they just chill together though.
Yep, you can have them!
I'll take excellent care of Moa and Flappy
Wow. I did not expect these to be this popular. I thought twenty-two rabbits would have me covered for a few days, but instead they're almost all gone within 24 hours!
I'm gonna put in a pause here. I will make new rabbits (maybe take a leaf out of Andrea's book and base them off animals) hopefully next week. Any ideas for backgrounds and personalities are appreciated, because my imagination is finite.
I will try the posted combinations tomorrow, but DO NOT POST any new ones. You can still guess for my rabbit and I'll still do the customizable ones though.
Thanks!
Some potential names:
Hairy Pawter (male)
Gilligen (male)
Robyn (female)
Juniper (any gender)
Silverbelle (female)
Twyla (female)
Some potential breeds:
Holland Lop (brown and white with a little bit of black)
Dutch (white and black)
Dwarf (any color -- either solid or with a few speckles)
Rex / Mini Rex (usually a solid color)
I like Juniper and Twyla! Will probably use those :) any chance you might be able to help me with some backstories too? (In PM, if possible, so as not to spoil anything here?)
As for breeds...mmmmmmyeah. I'm not really a huge fan of breeds, or more accurately breeders. Unlike dogs, with their massive variety in build, size, traits, etcetera that has been bred into them throughout the ages, rabbits have only recently been kept as pets. Before, they were kept for their meat, so the only important trait was to get very big very fast. Which is why most variation in rabbits is the color of their fur, and not so much build and definitely not character traits. And well, the rabbit showing world is a very ugly world. Only one out of ten rabbits or so is show-worthy, and the other nine are disposed of in ways...not very fitting on a PG-rated forum. I'll let you in on a little secret: my rabbits come from a breeder as well, but they were on the short track of being sent to the zoo as snake food because the breeder had no use for them i.e. they weren't perfect. If a friend of ours hadn't been passing by at the right moment and taken pity on them, I would have missed out on the most adorable, funny, quirky little rabbit pals ever.
All right, that's enough depression. Truth is, I based a lot of the rabbits on breeds already. Moa is a Dutch rabbit, Cocoa is a Black and Tan, Binky is supposed to be a Dalmatiner Rex, Muffin is a Harlequin, and Twitch is a Russian rabbit. For bonus points, can you guess which breed Fluffy is based on?
Glad you like those two names! Juniper just popped in my head, and Twyla is a full-size Rex that used to live at the House Rabbit Society rescue center where I volunteer.
I'm not a fan of breeders -- or pet shops -- either. I mean, there's a reason that it's best to adopt from rescue centers! Rescue centers give the animals that live there the attention that they need, and other places don't as much, as far as I'm aware of -- it probably varies from place to place. My first rabbit my mom bought for my off of Craigslist when I was seven, and she originally came from a pet store. She was just the sweetest, most playful little girl, a mini-Rex. I didn't lose her until earlier this year, actually. idk where the good gosh darn my second rabbit really came from. I got him from the rescue center, and found a tatoo in his ear after I adopted him. My dad said that he was probably a breeding rabbit, or a purebred, and my friend suspected he was a meat rabbit. He was tiny, though, so I rather doubt the latter possibility. My third, who I have right now, a black full-size Rex, is also form the rescue center, and I haven't got the slightest clue where he came from. My fourth, his companion, came from a pet store originally. Her owners knew someone who knew one of our friends, and that was how we found out about her.
What breed is Fluffy based on? Hmm, that's a tricky one. I don't know as many rabbit breeds off the top of my head as I would like, but from looking at her, I'd say she's either a mix or some kind of a Lionhead, judging from the fur between her ears. She reminds me of Bigwig from Watership Down for some odd reason. Must be that fur on her head.
May I adopt Cherry and Apple?
Cherry and Apple are a bit shy at first, so you leave them alone for a bit. You feed them and leave them by themselves as you go to bed. It works: the next morning, both come running at you happily, excited for cuddles.
Yep, you may!
The new batch of rabbits is up! I've got five males and five females, but hereby a small reminder that Fluffy, Lily and Waffle are still open from the first batch :)
Can I please try matching Tundra and Babette? :)
Btw here's my lil' Babette:
...that you would want to try these two ;P
Two females usually don't go well together, but you think Babette's mothering instincts might be good for poor scared little Tundra. At first, Tundra sits frozen in a corner, but something in Babette's appearance seems to comfort her and she allows the bigger rabbit to approach. Babette's mother hen tendencies kick in and she starts gently licking Tundra's scarred ear. You see Tundra's eyes half-closing as she leans into Babette.
With Babette's solid presence beside her, Tundra develops into a social, curious, mischievous little bunny. But at the first sign of danger, she runs straight back and hides behind her friend. Who always stands ready to defend her, whether danger is actually present or not.
Enjoy your two loppy girls!
Eeeeeeee!! Thank you so much! Aww, my two itty bitty girlies...I've got plenty of siggy space for them to cuddle in! :D
*Not so subtly dives between them, turning the snuggles into a hugfest*
Can I adopt one more pair? If so, I would like to try Panda and Dot together.
Panda and Dot get along without a fuss, but you worry about Panda's eating habits. He wolfs down anything they get, and Dot visibly loses weight. You start feeding them separately, but of course that's not an ideal solution. Finally, Dot gets so hungry she yanks a dandelion leaf Panda is chewing on straight out of his mouth. Panda is so surprised he does nothing but sit there while she gobbles down the rest of the leaves. From then on, he shares with her, knowing he can expect a hit if he doesn't.
Yup, all yours!
Thank you!
Splash is one of the few rabbits who likes water. As his name suggests, he loves to splash around and even swim. He’s curious, adventurous, and rather sweet. He won’t push his partner to join his escapades if they don’t want to; he’ll be happy with someone he can cuddle with at the end of the day.
I’d like to try Splash and Juniper!
Juniper is so desperate for company she literally throws herself at Splash the moment she sees him, accepting him immediately with all his quirks. Splash looks slightly bewildered, but delighted with the company.
While Juniper accepts his love of water, she doesn’t go near it herself at first. Eventually though, you spot her dipping her paws in while Splash encourages her from where he’s swimming in the middle of the pool. She never grows very fond of water, but she’s always more than happy to lick Splash dry once he comes out.
Yep, she's yours!
I’m so glad it worked out and Juniper is happy! Thank you!
This is my girl Celestia (Aka Celest) She is an extremely smart rabbit who doesn't get scared easily and is extremely loyal to her friends and companions but watch out if you get on her bad side! As long as you don't agitate her -which she doesn't get agitated easily- she'll gladly do whatever you want her to and follow you around as a little companion. She's a go with the flow rabbit who just wants some company.
Can I try her with Checkers?
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MALES
Muffin is the rare rabbit who actually enjoys being carried around – as long as you hold him comfortably. Extremely affectionate, he will jump up onto your lap or curl up next to you on the couch. As long as he receives affection, he’s happy. The downside to this is that he gets lonely when left alone for too long, for example when at work. He needs a partner willing and able to fill up his cuddling quota – and preferably exceed it.
STATUS: Adopted by Sohki
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Wolf is an energetic, active rabbit, hobbling after you wherever you go. He needs to be kept busy though, else his curiosity turns destructive and he starts gnawing on the electricity cables and tearing the wallpaper. This tendency is also the reason he ended up in the shelter at the first place: his owner complained he was trashing the place.
When Wolf’s energy is guided properly however, he’s an incredibly fun rabbit to have. He can be entertained for hours with agility obstacles like a tunnel, a seesaw or just a plain hurdle to jump over. And when his energy is finally spent, he’d like a partner to flop down against.
STATUS: Adopted by toothless0603
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Binky and his brother were bought at a pet store, with assurances from the seller that two rabbits from the same litter wouldn’t start fighting. Well, guess what. Upon entering puberty, the two brothers decided they didn’t like each other after all, facing their owners with a hard decision. Lacking the room and resources to give both brothers a partner of their own and keep four rabbits, they made the incredibly hard decision to trade Binky for a doe for their other rabbit.
Named for the funny jumps rabbits make when happy, Binky is an incredibly cheerful bunny. The only thing missing from his happiness is an equally bouncy partner and a home.
STATUS: Adopted by The Seashocker Tamer
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Nibble is a very enthusiastic bunny, who loves playing and just attention in general. Be it from humans or from a partner. He will often hop up to you and solicit a petting by bumping his nose into your leg. Or whatever part of your body is within easy access, really.
Sometimes too smart for his own good, Nibble can learn tricks very easily, as long as there is food involved. But be careful, this also means he picks up things you might not necessarily want him to. He could use a partner who keeps him out of trouble.
STATUS: Adopted by InkyDigiWing
CAN'T GO WITH: Daffodil, Hazel
Hazel is the result of an escaped tame rabbit mating with a wild rabbit. This means he still possesses a lot of the instincts of wild rabbits, and that he is not too happy around humans. If you try to pet him, he might have a heart attack. This is a rabbit to leave be and just look at. Being half-wild, Hazel still exhibits many behaviours of wild rabbits, which is fascinating to watch. But if you want a rabbit to cuddle with, don’t pick him.
The best partner for Hazel would probably be a confident, but not overly dominant rabbit. If you pick an affectionate rabbit and they get along, you have a bunny to cuddle with and he has someone to make him feel safe. Win-win for everyone.
STATUS: Adopted by StormShear57
CAN'T GO WITH: Nibble
Flappy was saved from being Christmas dinner by a true angel, who brought him to the shelter to find a partner and a home. He’s a little shy at first, but eventually shows himself to be a very laid-back and relaxed rabbit. He’s looking for an easy-going partner to chill with.
STATUS: Adopted by Warmetalgarurumon
CAN'T GO WITH:
Thumper is a pure-bred Blanc de Hotot, discarded because his markings weren’t perfect, making him useless for breeding. Fortunately for him, he found his way into the shelter and not into the zoo as snake food. Easily scared and shy, Thumper would be happiest with a brave, protective partner to lean on.
STATUS: Adopted by Flitt
CAN'T GO WITH:
Twitch is an exceptionally scared rabbit. His past is shrouded in mystery, but it is suspected he might have been mistreated early in his life. Possibly by a man, since he seems far more scared of them than of women. This fear extends to his behaviour arounds rabbits as well: he is extremely submissive and terrified by sudden moves.
If you are willing to invest enough time and patience, you might be able to bring Twitch out of his shell…but be warned: it’s going to be a long road.
STATUS: Adopted by Flitt
CAN'T GO WITH:
Just like his namesake, Panda would gladly eat all day if it were up to him, paying little mind to anything else. Due to this, future owners need to keep an eye on his weight, perhaps pair him with a confident partner who takes their share of the food right out of his mouth if they have to.
STATUS: Adopted by ninjadragon
CAN'T GO WITH:
It’s not hard to see how Checkers got his name. It might not be entirely fitting though, because this is an extremely clumsy rabbit, to the point where his eyesight was checked to make sure he wasn’t just blind.
He might need a partner who shows him how to do things like climb and hop onto something, because if he has to figure it out himself it’ll surely end in disaster and a very confused rabbit.
STATUS: Adopted by The Seashocker Tamer
CAN'T GO WITH:
Spot, aptly named, might look fierce, but in reality he’s just a level-headed bunny. He’s not easily spooked, but the downside is that it is also hard to get him excited for something. He’d be perfectly happy just lounging about all day long. He could use a partner who spurs him into some activity.
STATUS: Adopted by xXNightValorXx
CAN'T GO WITH: Chihuahua
Sam (previously known as Sara – you get the gist) wasn’t at all pleased with his son's and daughters' raging hormones and didn’t hesitate to snap back when one of them overstepped his limits. Of course, that doesn’t really work anymore once your kids have reached your size. The once happy family turned into a tumultuous mass of fighting rabbits and had to be separated. Any attempts to reintroduce them failed, so Sam is looking for a new partner.
STATUS: Adopted by SilverAceWing
CAN'T GO WITH: Dot, Bowser, Tundra, Chihuahua
Out of the three siblings, Bowser is the biggest and... well, baddest is a strong word, but let’s say he has no issues with taking advantage of less confident rabbits. To put it very bluntly, he’s a bit of a bully. A mentally and physically sturdy partner would probably be best.
STATUS: Adopted by xXNightValorXx
CAN'T GO WITH: Sam, Dot, Tundra, Chihuahua
FEMALES
Despite the name, Fluffy is not exactly the ball of fluff she looks to be. Not that she’s mean or anything, but she has her own opinions on things. Food, for example, needs to be brought to her immediately and if she decides you’re taking too long, you can expect a growl and a thump to hurry up. Also her territory is hers and woe betide you if she decides she doesn’t want you there. She won’t outright attack, but a little nip should be expected.
To other rabbits, she’s moderately dominant and shouldn’t be too hard to match. Just watch out to make sure she’s not hogging all the food.
STATUS: Adopted by SilverAceWing
CAN'T GO WITH:
Moa ended up in the shelter through…well, no one’s fault, really. Her owner lost her job, and had to move to a small apartment, where she had neither the room nor the money to take care of her rabbit. So she brought Moa to the shelter to give her a chance at a home and a partner.
Moa is very calm and collected, preferring to observe rather than engage. This does not mean that she is in any way shy or uncertain however. On the contrary, she will not stand for anyone trying to dominate her. She is in charge, period.
Moa needs a partner who can give a little pushback. If paired with a very submissive rabbit, she might take to bullying them.
STATUS: Adopted by Warmetalgarurumon
CAN'T GO WITH:
Appropriately named, Sunny is a ray of sunshine. She’s always happy, running after you wherever you go and friendly to everyone. It’s a real miracle no one’s adopted her yet…
STATUS: Adopted by Sohki
CAN'T GO WITH:
Lucy’s story is, sadly, an all too familiar one. Bought at a pet store by people who succumbed to the pleas of their kids without any real idea of what they were getting into. The 600gram baby quickly grew into a 2kilo lady who refused to put up with the indignity of being toted around by children. A snap and a bite later found her in the shelter with “behavioral problems”.
Understandably, Lucy is not very fond of humans. Good as food providers, but don’t expect to get an affectionate rabbit. She is very good with other rabbits though, slightly dominant but there’s really no harm in her. All she wants is a little respect.
STATUS: Adopted by StormShear57
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Cocoa is a very athletic rabbit. Jumping onto the counter is a piece of cake for her, and she outruns pretty much anyone with ease. She’s not really one for sitting still, except when the TV is on. She’ll happily sit on your lap watching TV for hours, seeming to have a preference for sports programmes. She’d probably like a partner who is as active as she is, to race with.
STATUS: Adopted by The Seashocker Tamer
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Rose was found on the street. Probably set free by her owner who mistakenly thought a life of freedom is the best life for a bunny to have. Unfortunately, tame rabbits have been bred by humans for centuries, and have lost all instincts needed to survive. They don’t know what is safe to eat or to run from a predator, and usually d.ie within days. Rose was lucky. A passerby noticed the clearly not wild rabbit and called the shelter to pick her up.
Despite her ordeal, Rose is not a nervous rabbit. She is confident, a tad dominant, and knows exactly what she wants: a partner and a home.
STATUS: Adopted by InkyDigiWing
CAN'T GO WITH:
Daffodil was part of an oops-litter. Her owners thought they had bought two females, but a surprise litter appearing in the pen one morning proved them wrong. Her father was neutered and lives happily ever after with her mother, but their kittens were brought to the shelter in hopes of finding good homes.
All of her siblings have been adopted, Daffodil is the last one left. Why? No one knows. Daffodil is healthy, happy, and ready to start a new life.
STATUS: Adopted by toothless0603
CAN'T GO WITH: Nibble
Pearl, despite her sweet and innocent nature, has been waiting on a new home for a while. People are put off by her red eyes, it seems. Like she can help it. Pearl is an incredibly sweet little bunny, gets along with most anyone and will be a wonderful pet for someone willing to look past her looks.
STATUS: Adopted by Flitt
CAN'T GO WITH:
Twyla was bought at a pet store. Unusually, her owners had in fact done some serious research before getting her, so they got her with a male who they had neutered once they got older. Unfortunately, her case shows that it isn’t just gender playing a role when putting two rabbits together. Twyla and her partner just didn’t like each other, which became apparent when they were six months old and entered puberty. They developed their own personality, and they didn’t match. Her owners did the responsible and hard thing, and brought her to the shelter while taking out another female for their male. Twyla is a bit dominant and, unusually, doesn’t show a preference for males over females.
STATUS: Adopted by xXNightValorXx
CAN'T GO WITH: Chihuahua
Juniper’s owner died, causing her and her partner to be sent to the shelter. Unfortunately, her partner died soon after arriving, leaving poor Juniper all alone. She hasn’t been eating very well and mostly just sits quietly in a corner. What she needs is quite obvious, and she isn’t picky about it.
STATUS: Adopted by Solveig the Fair
CAN'T GO WITH:
Classic story: one of the females turned out to be a male, and a month after arriving in her new home Dot became a mother of three. All very cute, until they grew up and started fighting amongst each other.
Those rabbits turned out to be a lot more trouble than expected and the kids had lost interest anyway, so their owners dumped the whole quintet at the shelter.
Due to their traumatic history, all five of the rabbits now have ba.d associations with each other and can’t be adopted together anymore. Dot’s very sweet though, and shouldn’t be hard to match.
STATUS: Adopted by ninjadragon
CAN'T GO WITH: Sam, Bowser, Tundra, Chihuahua
Poor Tundra got the worst of the fighting between her siblings. Her ear healed, but the mental scars persisted. She’s developed a fear of other rabbits and, by extension, humans, and needs a gentle, solid partner she can trust.
STATUS: Adopted by Silver Phantom
CAN'T GO WITH: Dot, Sam, Bowser, Chihuahua
Chihuahua, Chi for short, is the smallest of the litter, although it didn't get quite bad enough for her to be hand-fed. This has never stopped her however, and it is suspected she is responsible for Bowser's scar. In her mind, she is a giant, and she lets no one tell her what to do.
STATUS: Open
CAN'T GO WITH: Dot, Sam, Bowser, Tundra, Spot, Twyla
I also have three pre-existing couples. With these, you don’t have to go through the hassle of waiting for a combination to be approved, but ask me first if you can adopt them, please.
Yin and Yang are brother and sister. Inseparable from birth, they were truly miserable during the few weeks they had to be apart for Yang to be neutered. Putting them back together was a heartwarming sight: they cuddled and licked each other for hours.
These two belong together, and can only go to a new home together. They’re friendly and curious, but also independent. They won’t say no to a petting every now and then, but most of their cuddles they get from each other.
STATUS: Adopted by Solveig the Fair
Cherry and Apple were brought in together. Their owner went to a nursing home and pets weren’t allowed there. The two have been together all their lives and find support with each other, which is why they can only be adopted together.
They can be a little shy at first, but in a few weeks they open up to new humans and reveal themselves to be very friendly, polite family members. They lack any destructive tendencies, so you can leave them hopping about all day long.
STATUS: Adopted by ninjadragon
Lily and Waffle are escape artists. Able to get out of practically any enclosure, they’ve even been seen working together to accomplish this. One of them holding the wire up for the other to slip underneath. But don’t worry, they always come back home at the end of the day. That’s where the food is, after all.
STATUS: Adopted by xXNightValorXx
How this works
Rabbits are social animals and should always be kept together. But if you put two completely random rabbits together, you’ll be lucky to have one left alive the next day. If you want to introduce two rabbits, you have to do it in a neutral area (someplace neither rabbit can claim as theirs) and keep a close eye on them. Which is what we’re going to do here.
Whether two rabbits like each other mostly depends on their personalities, but the genders play a role too. The match with the greatest chance of success is male-female. Male-male or female-female couples may work when they’re young, but when they grow up they almost always start fighting. Of course there are exceptions, but the recommended partnering is one of the opposite gender.
There’s no form here, all you have to do is propose a combination of the above rabbits and if they match (which is decided by me and a random generator) you can adopt them. Put them in your siggy or wherever you want, as long as you credit me.
The Rules
The Loophole
One of the above rabbits is based on one of my own. This can also be a rabbit that’s been adopted already. If you think you know which one it is, PM me with your guess and if you’re right on your first try, I’ll let you design a rabbit of your own. You could base them on one of your dragons if you want. Keep it realistic though, I don’t want to do green rabbits. I also won’t do exact duplicates of the rabbits above.
Your customized rabbit still needs a partner, so you have to submit a personality and propose a partner for them on this thread. Same rules apply, I decide if a combination works.
To help you figure it out, here are some clues:
I have more than one color to show
To join me, your best chance is a doe
Two proudly standing ears adorn my face
Which of my peers are still in the race?
Still don't see me? Okay, how's this:
My unique hairdo makes me hard to miss!
Examples of customized rabbits:
DNR!