Gotta check out my new Angora bunny!!!

[Terri]

Meet Oscar my new Angora bunny. He didn't make it in the bunny show ring so he needed to be rehomed. Angoras require a special diet and daily grooming because of their coat but if you have the extra time they make awesome pets!

 

[Nikki]

So cute!

 

[Thugluvgrl187]

so fluffy and adorable!!

 

[Tamara]

WOW! I've never seen anything like it! It is so pretty!

 

[GG.]

Oscar is stunning, such a sweet little fluffball

 

[Chewy]

I am so glad that you took it in!!! He's beautiful and looks like he's really good with your kid. But why did it have to be re-homed instead of being a pet for them? I don't understand it. I used to show horses (4-h) and I would never give them up because they didn't make it in the show ring. I'm not saying you are bad for taking it in. I'm just trying to understand where THEY are coming from. That seems unfair.LIke I said I Am very glad that you took him in.

 

[lamagdalena]

wow look at all that hair!! looks so soft too! How much of it ends up on your clothes when you brush him?

 

[Terri]

Not all animal people are like us and breeders do not keep most animals as pets. They show professionally keep their winners and breed the highest quality. The ones that are not the show quality get sold as 4-h projects or pets. I saw their animals and they r all handled daily and loved and taken back if they hear one of their own stock is in a bad situation. I respect them for breeding only the best as it keeps the breed qualities in tact. Also these bunnies are used for their wool. If they are not show worthy they are still valuable to people that spin their own thread. As these rabbits molt their fur is spun into thread for clothing.

Again - I am not an advocate of breeders but they are a local family and they really "screened" me before they let me take him. Angoras become rescue cases easily because of the high maintenance their coats require. In the last month alone they have taken in over 10 rescues that needed completely shaved. Correct me of I am wrong but many breeders don't do rescue work. This family truly cares for these bunnies and welcomed me over any time to educate myself more on the best way to groom him.

 

[Chewy]

Ok I understand better thank you.

 

[BraveheartDogs]

So cute, it actually looks like a stuffed animal. It looks like he doesn't mind being held either.

 

[GG.]

Not all animal people are like us and breeders do not keep most animals as pets. They show professionally keep their winners and breed the highest quality. The ones that are not the show quality get sold as 4-h projects or pets. I saw their animals and they r all handled daily and loved and taken back if they hear one of their own stock is in a bad situation. I respect them for breeding only the best as it keeps the breed qualities in tact. Also these bunnies are used for their wool. If they are not show worthy they are still valuable to people that spin their own thread. As these rabbits molt their fur is spun into thread for clothing.

Again - I am not an advocate of breeders but they are a local family and they really "screened" me before they let me take him. Angoras become rescue cases easily because of the high maintenance their coats require. In the last month alone they have taken in over 10 rescues that needed completely shaved. Correct me of I am wrong but many breeders don't do rescue work. This family truly cares for these bunnies and welcomed me over any time to educate myself more on the best way to groom him.

that is so good to hear, they are not the average breeder

 

[waterfaller1]

He's a beautiful bunny!

 

[GreenParrot]

What a cute lil guy he is!
I've never seen one of this kind in real!

 

[Jadesmom]

That is the cutest bunny I have ever seen...

 

[SDavies]

cutest ears EVER

 

[Jess]

Wow, he is gorgeous!

 

[birdlady]

Didn't look real in the first pic...hubby was asking what it was! lol
He is the most adorable thing I have seen in quite a while!

 

[Jadie]

Awe!! He's so cute I love angoras! I'm glad you took him in instead of someone who doesn't know about the care angoras require.

 

[Sharon]

There are a couple of Angoras at the Small Animal Shelter here...many people research nothing and buy based on the "cuteness" level. Good for you for giving him a good home...

BTW, his "cuteness" level is very very high!

 

[Terri]

Not only is he cute but he loves to cuddle and is awesome for the kids. But the hair after grooming...its everywhere I was not a bunny person but am quickly turning into one.