Black Does and The last of their Littles

Black Doe 1 (Midnight)

Black Doe 2 (Snowflake)

Their littles:

This little buck has a home, to go sometime this week:Update- went to his new home on Thursday March 13.
This little buck is going to the same home as the above:
Update- went to his new home on Thursday March 13.
This one white spotted doe MAY have a new home, person is still contemplating.
Update: this one has found a new home. To be with a child for Easter. Set up in barn.
These two does were spoken for, but I have been unable to set up a delivery time, so not entirely sure if my whole litter is gone or not. If not, These two lovelies will stick around a while. :)
Update: this one has found a new home. To be with a child for Easter. Set up in barn.
Update: this one has also found a new home.
And this of course is Dad, brown lop-eared buck.

Bunnies Born for Easter Crowd

This was posted at my other blog, just copied it over here so it would be with all my other bunny posts. Will hopefully update it to include pics of the youngsters that I have left and/or are going out soon.

Picture courtesy of Havana Rabbits.

So the two bunnies that I got from Fred (the black girls) had their kits born yesterday (Jan 31). They had a whole whack of them. Not sure if both kitted out or just one(both had kitted), but there's a fair number of them in there. I moved them just in time so they had a nesting box ready for them. :) Yeah for me doing that in the nick of time. :)

And lop hop's sister (brown girl) had ONE baby born this morning. I put two of the black girl babies in with it as when I touched it, it was fairly cold but still kicking. I warmed it up until it was moving fairly well and then added the two others. I don't know if brown girl will accept them, but three babies will keep each other warm, whereas one baby can't. And I want to give brown girl a chance to raise a baby (or three) successfully. Hopefully it will work and then at Easter they can find new homes to live in.

Updates: Black does had 12 babies that they successfully raised. 8 solid black, two spotteds, two black with white on nose. Had 13 but lost one. As of this writing, all but 3 are sold, and those may be sold this week.

Brown lop did not manage to successfully raise any of her youngsters.