couleurvanille's Profile

We have similar rooms to work with! The only difference is there's a bathroom between our rooms. Thanks for posting :)

Well, I have to comment on this one. Here is my experience - adopt adopt adopt. You will know the bunny's behavior and how clean they are beforehand. I would say contact your local rescue and ask to foster. They will provide you with what you need so that can give you a chance to try it out. Here is my story. I adopted Zuri, a 4 year old mix female. She was sick with pasteurella(kennel cough like, provoked by stress) when I got her , but she was the cleanest one of them all and she was just a sweetheart. I took her home, had to give her two shots of penicilline to help clear the illness. I decided to give her free range to reduce stress. All she has is a big tupperware for a litterbox (newspaper and hay on top), an awesome tent purchased on etsy for cozyness, a blanket to lay on and two nice dishes for food. Most people do not even know that I own a rabbit and she almost never ever has stuff laying around. She was never interested in wires/chewing on furniture because she always has great quality toys, quality hay and great food to munch on! My experience with my current bunny has been lovely. The only thing I have to clean up is the "dust bunnies" under my bed every now end then, because she loves to hang out under there!

pesto and a good herb mix to cook with!

Mashed potatoes! My fiancé doesn't like them so I never get to eat them. hmm

green tea and pear&ginger herbal tea

awesome!!

I'd be okay with winning this ;)