Bunny yoga organizers hope to find homes for abandoned bunnies

[brooklynite]

Canadian Broadcasting Corp:

First it was cat yoga, now bunnies are getting their turn, and not just once either.

Yoga was held for the big-eared mammals for a second time in Richmond, B.C. on Sunday.

The non-profit Bandaids for Bunnies brought together yogis and rescued rabbits in the hopes of finding the animals homes.

"Hopefully people will fall in love with how cute they are today," said Krystal Madsen one of the group's board members.

[longship]

1. But what about bunnies with pancakes on their heads?

What about that? Huh!?

I see no pancakes in those photos.

[pinboy3niner]

3. Are you series? IHOP not!

[longship]

4. More maple syrup on table 14! Get to it! nt

[Arugula Latte]

6. I'm sure they get hare in those flapjacks!

[MosheFeingold]

2. Not what I hoped this thread would be about

I'm old, but I can still dream.

[shenmue]

5. Halp

*Plz* put warnink, this am too squee, kthx.

[Arugula Latte]

9. I luvz teh bunz too.

[restorefreedom]

7. buns are great!

thanks, brooklynite!

[joeybee12]

8. Poor bunnies...thank you to these yoga people

and a curse on those who abandoned them.

[Arugula Latte]

10. We took in a bunny that was abandoned near our house.

He looked just like that little black one on the left. We had him as an indoor bun for many years and he was a sweetie.

[joeybee12]

11. They are adorable...

I have a feeling my cats wouldn't think they're adorable, though!

[Arugula Latte]

12. It was funny because the bun loved the kitties, and the kitties

wanted nothing to do with the bun! They were a bit afraid of him and couldn't quite figure out the weirdo cat with the long ears.



I do feel a bit bad, because he could have used a buddy. I couldn't handle another bunny buddy, though, because the copious poop and pee and chewing are a lot to handle in an indoor critter.

[joeybee12]

13. Can you train a rabbit to use a litter box?

I'm wondering out loud.

[Arugula Latte]

14. Yes, a lot of people do train them.

Ours was semi-trained. He'd go in it, but also around it. He always kept it to one part of the pen at least.

[Major Nikon]

15. We have an indoor bunny

He's probably about 7-8 years old now.

[Arugula Latte]

16. That's cool. We had ours for about that long,

but we're not sure how old he was when we got him.

Apparently they can live to be pretty old, like 15 or 16, if they get good care and get lucky. Our developed kidney failure.

[Major Nikon]

17. His sibling died a few weeks ago

He belonged to a friend of my daughter. So we are kinda worried about him now. He's a dwarf lionhead, which are reported to live about 8 years. So I think he's probably much closer to the end now. He's a pretty cool bunny and quite tame since we handle him pretty much every day.

[Arugula Latte]

18. Aww ... hope he hangs in there for awhile.