Update October 1, 2007: Ah.... Filmore. He and Trinket are doing good. Some minor issues with stasis, but noticing the signs quickly and taking action, stopped any major problems. Filmore is still such a happy bun, and always has a smile for you!

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Update July 10, 2006:
Filmore has been a cheerful, happy-go-lucky bun, despite his head tilt. He has watched many buns get adopted, and many find companions, yet he has neither, but still kept a positive attitude.
Recently it was noted Filmore did not seem as happy, spending more time lying with his stuffed bunny, even passing up food at times. Time to take action!
Filmore met several buns, but either they were not very nice right off, or seemed to get "put off" when Filmore started twirling in circles. Poor Filmore!
Then he met Trinket. This little "Diva" started grooming Filmore, and playing with him. OH MY! Talk about the happy twirl! Filmore was sooooo happy, he started spinning like a top, and had to be calmed! (Trinket was a bit stunned by this, but stayed out of his way, then gave him a little but nip, as if to say, "Cool it! I like you already!!")
So now Trinket and Filmore are a pair, and available for adoption. Pictures will be coming of the happy couple!
Note: Filmore is doing well, despite some set backs. Although his tilt has not improved, it has not gotten worse. Keeping Filmore happy and healthy could not be done without your wonderful support.
THANK YOU!!

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Hi, I'm Filmore and as you can see, I have a little bit of head-tilt. My humans kept me in an outdoor hutch for over 3 years, in a small cat carrier inside the hutch. It was very scary and lonely out there all alone, and it was small and cramped. It was too hot in the summer, and too cold in the winter. I wasn't happy at all - the only contact I had with my humans was when they brought me food or water.

Then I got an inner ear infection, and it really hurt, and it caused my head to tilt, and I could only run around in circles because I was so dizzy. My humans didn't take me to a doctor, so it never got better, and I lived like that for a while. I never lost faith in people and I always craved attention and love, but my humans didn't want to give me any, and eventually they decided they didn't want me any more, not even outside, so they called 3 Bunnies.

The first thing 3 Bunnies did was rush me to the doctor, and that's when they found that I had an inner ear infection. My head was tilted 90 degrees (whatever that means) and the whole world was sideways to me, and it wasn't fun at all. Now I'm getting medicine for it and the nice people at 3 Bunnies are helping me recover, and I'm getting all kinds of attention and cheek rubs (which I just love!!) I'm so glad I'm with people who care about me now, and are taking care of me and helping me get better.

I'm hoping that soon I'll recover enough that someone will adopt me and give me a loving home inside with the rest of the family, so I can get more attention and cheek rubs! I don't ever want to live in an outdoor hutch again - that's no life for a bunny.