Jolly is a 3yr old med sized dark grey American. Jenna and Glennis are approx 3 month old white New Zealands. These girls will be on the large size, but what gentle rabbits New Zealands are.

Update February 25, 2008: Robert, being much older than the girls, is sadly, having health issues. Jenna and Glennis are taking good care of Robert, and giving him extra grooming and snuggle sessions.
We will keep everyone updated on Jolly Robert

Jolly Robert, Jenna and Glennis - Oh what a wonderful thing it is!! An adorable trio of bunnies!!

Hi!!! We are such a happy, playful, social bunch. Jenna and I (Glennis) love our "guy" Jolly. He grooms us, and gives our BIG ears lot of kisses. Jolly is so nice to cuddle with, or to do "bunny flops" with. (Jolly rolls on his back with his feet sticking up. It is so funny!) Being babies still, we often zoom around, doing flying leaps, binkies, and bunny dances. WHEW! then we collapse in a sound sleep, knowing our Jolly is right next to us, keeping us safe.

We would love a forever home, and the chance to fill you life with happiness and joy.

Thanks for reading!!
Jolly Robert, Jenna and Glennis

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Special thanks to the following people for helping sponsor Robert's special needs:

• The loving memory of Denver
• David Lazarus and Queen Daisy
• Gwen Josh and the Crew, in memory of Zinny
• Danielle G.
• Linda J.
• Denise D. in loving memory of Marcus
• Hannah M.
• Christopher A.
• Louise
• Anagha S.

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This adorable Chinchilla Netherland Dwarf mix, 4 years old and 3-4lbs was taken in from a CT shelter. He started to develop a lump on his neck while at the shelter, so they put him on some antibiotics.

Seeing that it was not helping and the lump was getting larger, the shelter took his mate away, and adopted her out. After some time, it was decided that no further medical care would be given, and John Henry was given 5 days to find placement. 3 Bunnies was contacted, and took him in.

Once at our vet, John Henry was diagnosed with an ear infection (we noticed a slight head tilt), for which he is being treated. The mass down his neck was removed, and a biopsy was done. We are waiting to hear if it is a fat tumor or some form of cancer.

Despite what John Henry has been through, he is a sweet, adorable little guy, with a spunky personality. He thinks nothing of jumping right up on your lap and making himself right at home, even deciding to dig at and rearrange your clothes to his liking. Always curious and alert, John Henry does enjoy snuggling up in your neck.

Thanks for reading!!
John Henry

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Special thanks to the following people for helping sponsor John Henry's special needs:

• Glitter Dust Designs
• Todd S.
• Cameron S.
• Bridgett N.
• Sandra G. in loving memory of Kato and Mr. Alice
• Nancy and Claude D., Merry Christmas, love Brenda
• Michael A.
• Marika K.
• John S.

Update May 2012: Maggie is at the vet today for her follow up appt. She had slight molar spurs trimmed & her toe nail semi removed. Xrays to both feet showed significant arthritic changes, but thankfully no osteomylitis. The vet is hoping the toe will be better now. She will be on pain meds to relieve the arthritic pain. Toe bandage off in 5-7 days

Update May 2012: Little Maggie's ear infection has cleared up thankfully, however her toe infection is not doing so well and it looks as though she is going to need the nail/? toe amputated if there is no improvement by her next vet visit. She is also going to need points removed from her molars. Despite all that little Maggie is going through, she remains as sweet as ever & showing a true fighting spirit. We would like to again thank everyone for their continued support & healing wishes for Maggie. We look forward to the day she is free of any medical issues.

Update April 2012: Poor little Maggie is now battling an inner ear infection & another toe infection. She is under veterinary care plus getting plenty of TLC from her foster mom. We are hopeful that we can rid her of this infection that has been causing Maggie several issues. Your continued caring & support is vital in helping Maggie. We at 3 Bunnies & Maggie are grateful for all the support.

Maggie is a Dwarf mix that had been living in an outdoor hutch. When she came to us she had wounds on her feet & when we noticed some "whistling" breathing sounds, the vet indicated that she had an old nasal fracture that had healed. Due to the higher risk of anethesia with Maggie, it was decided to not spay her. However as Maggie grew stronger, her hormones really kicked in and we had no choice but to spay her. She did have a uterine cancer tumor and that was removed. Maggie did recover and seemed to be doing good, then had to be hospitalized for stasis. She was recovering, but has had a set back and is again on the stasis protocol. This has been trying for poor Maggie as she is older at 7+ years of age. Maggie is so sweet and loving, giving her foster mom kisses and snuggles. Please consider sponsoring Maggie as she has & is recieving much needed medical. Your sponsorship will help little Maggie in her time of need.

Thanks for reading!!
Maggie

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An adorable little Dwarf male 2-3lbs and approx 4yrs old. Peanut was found as a stray and brought to a CT shelter. It was noted that he had a bad eye and several ticks were removed from him. Also the shelter found a puncture wound to his neck. Due to the seriousness of the eye, 3 Bunnies was contacted and Peanut was taken into our care. Unfortunately his eye could not be saved and was removed by our vet. A few more ticks were removed including one slightly embedded in his cheek. Peanut continues with vet care, but is on the road to recovery. He is such a sweet little guy! Peanut is up for sponsorship and looking for your support to help him get through his ordeal. Thank You.

Thanks for reading!!
Peanut

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