stray rabbits

[anderson8505]

Yeah, dump job. Why don't people THINK before they get their kids a cute little bunny or chick???????

 

[stone_family3]

No clue. Honestly if I had enough room I'd keep them all. I love them and I am attatched to animals very easily.

 

[cajun Rabbit]

bummer. It always is a bad thing when people dump pets...... Why not sell or 'free to good home' maybe you could do that in your local newspaper??

That being said, I can't get my bunnies to breed

(the doe won't put out...)

 

[stone_family3]

I'm going to try and rehome them if possible. I did contact the house rabbit society so hopefully they can help.

 

[gaited horse]

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The first one loks to be a crossbreed.
The others look like Americans or Beverens.

 

[redhen]

Thats so sad...

Thanks for helping them find homes..

 

[WhiteMountainsRanch]

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X2.

 

[stone_family3]

I contacted several groups they all think flemish giants are part of their mix

 

[punk-a-doodle]

If the top, spotty fellow is about 8 pounds, I'd say he is an English spot to have such a well defined dorsal line with sparse spotting. Most spotting that appears in other breeds/mixes looks more like:

or

A poorly marked checkered giant can look similar, but I'd expect a higher arch and longer legs. A Rhinelander is possible, but not as likely, especially with no accompanying orange spots. If the fur looks plush, I'd say a standard dalmatian rex with particularly clean markings. Flemmie/English spot mixes can look like:
http://pics.hoobly.com/full/I7A4AIPIGMAZ.jpg
Spots also tend to be fairly skittish.

The ears in the bottom picture say "flemmie"/mix to me.

Sucks that they got dumped. Hope you are able to find homes for them, and thanks for looking after them.

 

[sommrluv]

Those are pretty high end breeds. I'm surprised! Shame I don't live closer.