Our Process
Think of us as a bunny matching service. Yes, we may have several Available Bunnies, but you don't want just any bunny that looks cute. Our goal is finding the right bunny for the right home. A happy bunny is a joy to be with, but a miserable, upset bunny will soon bring a big case of buyer's remorse. We want our bunnies to go home with the families who are the absolute best fit for them, to ensure a happy relationship for all involved. When a bunny becomes available, it will be offered to the family who is the best match for that bunny's temperament, after also considering the family's desired color, gender, and age. For example if a family is seeking a young, blue tort buck for a pet in their outgoing, often rambunctious family, we will not match them with a quiet-natured young blue tort buck, because it would not be the best fit for that particular bunny. We might suggest an outgoing solid blue buck from a different litter instead, and the family could accept or decline.
From the time you make initial contact with us by answering the Bunny Questionnaire until you are offered a bunny, we are going to be emailing back and forth with you, asking and answering questions, trying to get to know you and your lifestyle well enough that we can get a clear picture of the kind of bunny that would make a happy addition to your home. We ask you to contact us at a minimum of every two weeks so we can keep the conversation going and get to know you well enough to help pick out a bunny that will bring you joy.
Bunny Pricing:
Pet Quality Baby/Junior Bunnies: $175-$250
Spayed/Neutered Senior Bunnies: $175-$375, depending upon gender & age
Pet Quality Baby/Junior Bunnies: $175-$250
Spayed/Neutered Senior Bunnies: $175-$375, depending upon gender & age
Please fill out the New Bunny Questionnaire thoroughly to be approved for matching with a Hot Cross Bun.
There will be a pop-up note saying your questionnaire was successfully submitted when you fill in and submit all of the required information.
If you are not already on our waiting list and would like to be matched with a Hot Cross Bun, please complete and submit the New Bunny Questionnaire.
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Fiona - Pet Baby Doe
Date of Birth: February 27, 2021 Parents: Molly & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Magpie/Sable Charlie Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: On or after April 24, 2021 Price: $225 After warming up for a few minutes when placed in new situations, Fiona becomes playful, inquisitive, and confident. She has an energetic, zany side that blossoms when she feels safe and "hoppy". Welcoming of pets and quick snuggles, this lovely little doe in a middle-of-the-road Bun with an energetic twist to her temperament. We aren't entirely certain what to call Fiona's coloring. At first glance, she looks like a magpie charlie, but there are smudges of brown around her wee nose and back. The brown could be a nod to her sable genetics, or it could be something entirely different. Whatever is causing it, we find her to be a truly beautiful little Bun. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Fiona will go to her new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
A quick side note about magpie Buns...You may have noticed that Molly & Gulliver's babies have a red cast to their eyes. When you first glance at them, they look like a normal brownish shade, but if light or a camera flash hits them at the right angles, their eyes look decidedly red. Because of this red cast, magpie bunnies "scan" their surroundings frequently. They eyes see movement in shadows differently than a bunny who does not have the red cast. You will see notice a magpie (there are other colors who do this, too) slowly move his/her head back and forth, almost in a hypnotic manner. The bunny is trying to detect any movement that could be an indication that a threat is nearby, ready to pounce. Because bunnies are prey animals, magpies have been blessed with this instinct to look for perceived dangers and respond accordingly. A magpie will be more comfortable in rooms that are not bright and sunny. Indirect light is better for them, because they will be able to scan their surroundings and relax when they realize all is well. Bunnies with this red cast tend to be more aware of their surroundings and are more comfortable when being gently spoken to while they are being approached. Sudden sounds and movements tend to put them on edge.
Fiona doesn't have as deep of a red cast to her eyes, so it isn't particularly noticeable in her case. |
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Imogen - Pet Baby Doe
Date of Birth: February 27, 2021 Parents: Molly & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Magpie Charlie Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: On or after April 24, 2021 Price: $225 Imogen is the most petite Bun in this rather large litter. She is a dainty girl with more genteel preferences. She is more reserved, especially in the presence of dogs, so we feel she would be more comfortable in a canine-free environment. She also tenses up around sudden, loud noises, so we prefer a quieter, child-free environment for her. If children are in the home, quieter, more mature children who will be cognizant and respectful of her needs would be acceptable. Imogen does warm up after several minutes if she feels safe, and will happily begin to explore, binky, and play. She is fond of showing affection by giving quick nose boops in between her more rambunctious spurts of zooming. Imogen seems to appreciate the companionship of a Bun friend to help her feel braver and more confident, so her potential for bonding to another sweet bunny is something to consider. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Imogen will go to her new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
A quick side note about magpie Buns...You may have noticed that Molly & Gulliver's babies have a red cast to their eyes. When you first glance at them, they look like a normal brownish shade, but if light or a camera flash hits them at the right angles, their eyes look decidedly red. Because of this red cast, magpie bunnies "scan" their surroundings frequently. They eyes see movement in shadows differently than a bunny who does not have the red cast. You will see notice a magpie (there are other colors who do this, too) slowly move his/her head back and forth, almost in a hypnotic manner. The bunny is trying to detect any movement that could be an indication that a threat is nearby, ready to pounce. Because bunnies are prey animals, magpies have been blessed with this instinct to look for perceived dangers and respond accordingly. A magpie will be more comfortable in rooms that are not bright and sunny. Indirect light is better for them, because they will be able to scan their surroundings and relax when they realize all is well. Bunnies with this red cast tend to be more aware of their surroundings and are more comfortable when being gently spoken to while they are being approached. Sudden sounds and movements tend to put them on edge.
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Liam - Pet Baby Buck
Date of Birth: February 27, 2021 Parents: Molly & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Broken Magpie/Sable? Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: On or after April 24, 2021 Price: $225 Liam's name means "strong-willed warrior" and his name suits him very well, indeed! Within the first five minutes of being in the exercise pen with his brothers today, he squeezed through the pen's bars three times. Talk about a Houdini! I was trying to take notes about each Bun's temperament and he kept disappearing! He is an adventurous middle-of-the-road buck with a very sweet side, too. He is a lot of fun, has an insatiable curiosity, yet also seems to be a very good listener. Once he expends his energy, he is usually up for a bit of a cuddle, but won't stick around for long before he goes off to play once more. Liam is a very striking little guy, but we are not certain what color to call him. He has some sable coloring on his back, but the distinctive magpie markings are throwing us off. He is gorgeous, whatever he is! All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Liam will go to his new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
A quick side note about magpie Buns...You may have noticed that Molly & Gulliver's babies have a red cast to their eyes. When you first glance at them, they look like a normal brownish shade, but if light or a camera flash hits them at the right angles, their eyes look decidedly red. Because of this red cast, magpie bunnies "scan" their surroundings frequently. They eyes see movement in shadows differently than a bunny who does not have the red cast. You will see notice a magpie (there are other colors who do this, too) slowly move his/her head back and forth, almost in a hypnotic manner. The bunny is trying to detect any movement that could be an indication that a threat is nearby, ready to pounce. Because bunnies are prey animals, magpies have been blessed with this instinct to look for perceived dangers and respond accordingly. A magpie will be more comfortable in rooms that are not bright and sunny. Indirect light is better for them, because they will be able to scan their surroundings and relax when they realize all is well. Bunnies with this red cast tend to be more aware of their surroundings and are more comfortable when being gently spoken to while they are being approached. Sudden sounds and movements tend to put them on edge.
Liam's eyes don't have much of a cast at all, so the above information doesn't necessarily apply to him. We added it because he is magpie and sable, both of which typically carry the red cast. |
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Fionn - Pet Baby Buck
Date of Birth: February 27, 2021 Parents: Molly & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Broken Magpie Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: On or after April 24, 2021 Price: $225 Fionn (pronounced "Finn") is an independent and observant little buck. It takes him a bit longer to warm up to new situations, but he does eventually get there. He will approach people and gives gentle, shy nose boops when he wants to express love and affection. He enjoys playing and loves to chew cardboard boxes. He likes independent play and binkies when he is extremely happy. Fionn tries to fly under the radar when he is surrounded by his litter mates and doesn't want to attract too much attention, but your heart will melt when you win this shy little guy over. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Fionn will go to his new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
A quick side note about magpie Buns...You may have noticed that Molly & Gulliver's babies have a red cast to their eyes. When you first glance at them, they look like a normal brownish shade, but if light or a camera flash hits them at the right angles, their eyes look decidedly red. Because of this red cast, magpie bunnies "scan" their surroundings frequently. They eyes see movement in shadows differently than a bunny who does not have the red cast. You will see notice a magpie (there are other colors who do this, too) slowly move his/her head back and forth, almost in a hypnotic manner. The bunny is trying to detect any movement that could be an indication that a threat is nearby, ready to pounce. Because bunnies are prey animals, magpies have been blessed with this instinct to look for perceived dangers and respond accordingly. A magpie will be more comfortable in rooms that are not bright and sunny. Indirect light is better for them, because they will be able to scan their surroundings and relax when they realize all is well. Bunnies with this red cast tend to be more aware of their surroundings and are more comfortable when being gently spoken to while they are being approached. Sudden sounds and movements tend to put them on edge.
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Ronan - Pet Baby Buck
Date of Birth: February 27, 2021 Parents: Molly & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Magpie Charlie Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: On or after April 24, 2021 Price: $225 Ronan means "little seal" and there is something fitting about this name. His eyes are very gentle and searching, as a seal's eyes tend to be. He is very gentle-natured and seeks reassurance while he plays and explores. He is a bit too independent to be called a cuddle Bun, and is more of an observant middle-of-the-road boy with a large dollop of sweetness inside. Ronan is gently inquisitive and has a very tender heart. He is slightly bigger than his litter mates and we believe he may be a false dwarf, so will weigh between four and five pounds when fully grown. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Ronan will go to his new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
A quick side note about magpie Buns...You may have noticed that Molly & Gulliver's babies have a red cast to their eyes. When you first glance at them, they look like a normal brownish shade, but if light or a camera flash hits them at the right angles, their eyes look decidedly red. Because of this red cast, magpie bunnies "scan" their surroundings frequently. They eyes see movement in shadows differently than a bunny who does not have the red cast. You will see notice a magpie (there are other colors who do this, too) slowly move his/her head back and forth, almost in a hypnotic manner. The bunny is trying to detect any movement that could be an indication that a threat is nearby, ready to pounce. Because bunnies are prey animals, magpies have been blessed with this instinct to look for perceived dangers and respond accordingly. A magpie will be more comfortable in rooms that are not bright and sunny. Indirect light is better for them, because they will be able to scan their surroundings and relax when they realize all is well. Bunnies with this red cast tend to be more aware of their surroundings and are more comfortable when being gently spoken to while they are being approached. Sudden sounds and movements put them on edge.
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Daffodil - Pet Baby Doe
Date of Birth: February 26, 2021 Parents: Goldilocks & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Harlequin Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: On or after April 23, 2021 Price: $250 Daffodil is the only little doe in Goldilocks' litter. With so many boisterous, bouncy brothers, more reserved Daffodil tends to get trampled in the melee. Rest assured, she can binky and bounce with the best of them, but she prefers to release her bouts of energy in a more independent manner. She does require more time to warm up to new situations. The best way to win her affections is to sit in the exercise pen with her and ignore her completely while you read a book or some other quiet activity. This will give her time to surreptitiously check you out and decide that you mean her no harm. She will flop over or climb into your lap when she is ready to trust you and become friends. It may take a few sessions of ignoring her to gain her trust, but it will be so worth it! She is absolutely precious. Because she is more sensitive to noise, we do prefer a home without young children or dogs who bark a lot. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Daffodil will go to her new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
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Cupid - Pet Baby Buck
Date of Birth: February 14, 2021 Parents: Cupcake & Luigi Color/Pattern: Broken Chestnut (possible Fuzzy) Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: On or after April 11, 2021 Price: $250 Cupid is a slightly more energetic and curious version of his brother Amore. His very laid-back approach to life is punctuated by subtle changes in his demeanor that induce him to examine/explore anything that catches his interest. A chip off the old block, he definitely takes after his sire Luigi, with his nose to the ground and his desire to sniff everything he can put his nose to. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Cupid will go to his new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
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Boo Bun - pet doe being re-homed
Date of Birth: October 1, 2020 Parents: Trixie & Joshua Color/Pattern: Solid Black Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: By appointment Price: $150 Boo Bun (aka Fluff Nugget) was recently returned to us for re-homing due to a family member developing allergies to her. They are devastated and will miss her (and the other Bun they adopted) but they knew another family needed to be given the honor of loving her. Boo Bun is a very curious and fairly confident doe. She likes to be greeted and petted, but loves to have room to play and bounce. We would like to place her in a home that does not have very young children (under 10 years of age) because she has a definite preference for older children and adults. Boo Bun is a more active doe who enjoys checking in with her family and receiving little pets and cuddles of reassurance that all is well while she is running around and playing. She has a very good appetite and is quite good at knocking over her water bowl, so a bowl that attaches to the side of her cage/exercise pen will be ideal. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Boo Bun will go to her new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. 4/7/21...Boo Bun is now 6 months old and ready to spay. Because she has reached maturity and smells our bucks, she has begun spraying a bit as a way of notifying the bucks in the vicinity of her eagerness to become a mama Bun. We are hoping to match her soon and can then take care of getting her spayed quickly because she needs it! LOL We have so enjoyed getting to know her and her temperament again. She is playful, active, and enjoys attention. She looks longingly at us when we are going about our day and eats up our attention when we stop by to pet her and give her some cuddles. The odd thing is that, when we actually sit in her pen with her, she usually ignores us and goes on playing independently. It's rather comical and we practically beg her to come see us, but we get soundly ignored. LOL |
The below video is of baby Boo Bun.
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Tabitha - retiring senior doe
Date of Birth: June 15, 2018 Parents: Tootsie & Hamlet Color/Pattern: Broken Sable Frosty Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: By appointment Price: $100 (+ $200 spay by our vet) Tabitha is a lovely doe who has been part of our lives for nearly three years. She enjoys head rubs and a steady routine. A fairly mellow, low energy level kind of a girl, she is always alert and curious. She is suspicious of anything new and gives it her wide, side-eyed stink-eye stare until she is certain it's safe to delicately inspect. She is not a rough and tumble kind of a girl, but more of a dainty princess (she's our Persian cat-type Bun). Tabitha grudgingly tolerates being picked up, but will proceed to twitch and wriggle her body until all of her fur is back in place after she is set down again. She is reserved enough to not be a voluntary lap snuggler, but will allow her loyal subject to rub her head nicely if she is in an affectionate mood. She would prefer a quieter household, as loud noises cause her to look rather aghast at the offending party. Tabitha has been a very nurturing mama to her babies. She always had very small litters of one or two babies (for a total of six kits) and was very caring and devoted to them. We are retiring her a bit earlier than originally planned because we know she would be happier as a pampered pet in the long run. It was a difficult decision to make because we love her and her rather persnickety ways. She has become a decidedly voluptuous doe, is a true dwarf, and currently weighs 3 lbs, 11oz. Because we want to ensure that our retiring does are healthy and cancer-free (a high percentage of rabbits develop some form of reproductive cancer by the time they reach their 4th year), we prefer to have our veterinarian spay the does prior to placement. We then nurse them through their post-spay recovery in their familiar home to ensure all is well and then place them with their new families 2-3 weeks following surgery. Our spay/neuter vet is wonderful and she is much more affordable than most vets in the area, so we like to offer to have the spay done on our end. Her $200 spay fee includes the pre-surgical consultation, the procedure itself, and pain medication. If the doe's new family prefers to have her spayed by their own veterinarian, such arrangements can be planned. Tabitha will go to her new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
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Sukie - pet spayed doe Date of Birth: October 20, 2019 Breed: French Angora Color/Pattern: Harlequin Status: Available to families with approved questionnaire Pick-Up Date: Any time Price: $250 ($50 for Sukie and $200 for spay) Meet Sukie! She has been the official "Bun Warmer" of Hot Cross Buns. A lovely harlequin French Angora, Sukie provided extra-warm wool to help line the nests of the Holland Lop mamas who don't pull enough fur of their own to keep the little Buns cozy. She is a spunky little girl (although she weighs almost eight pounds, more than twice the weight of a Holland Lop!) and loves to binky and play. She just turned one year old and was spayed on September 16, 2020. She has provided so much wool for the Buns in only a few months, that it would take two or three years to use it all. Consequently, we want her to have a pet home, where she will receive lots of love and attention. It will take a while for her to warm up to a new home and family since she has become accustomed to life in the rabbitry, but, once she does, she will be a wonderful companion. She will need plenty of time for grooming and/or trips to a groomer to keep her coat tidy and looking its best. Since she has recovered from her spay, we have noticed that Sukie is not comfortable with other bunnies hopping around near her exercise pen home and she guards her personal space. We have observed her attempts to lunge at or nip at any Bun who stops by to say hello during their own free-time in the bunny room. Suffice it to say, we believe Sukie will be happier and more relaxed as an only bunny. She is more content with human companionship, especially if treats or toys are involved, than with that of other bunnies. Sukie will go to her new home with a packet of bunny care information, a small bag of transition food and hay, a snack baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
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The Buns pictured in this section have been matched and are ON HOLD.
We are awaiting their reservation deposits.
We are awaiting their reservation deposits.
The Buns pictured below this section have already been RESERVED
and are waiting to be picked up by their new families.
and are waiting to be picked up by their new families.
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Ryan - Pet Baby Buck - Now named Fergus!
Date of Birth: February 27, 2021 Parents: Molly & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Magpie Charlie Status: RESERVED for Angie T. Pick-Up Date: On or after April 24, 2021 Price: $225 Little Ryan likes to scamper and play. He is a bit of a puzzle, because on one side, he can be rather boisterous in his play (he gallops and zooms with the best of them!) but he is a bit shy when it comes to receiving affection. We can tell he wants it because he checks in frequently for pets of reassurance and gives nose boops, but he always seems rather conflicted about whether he should allow himself to surrender to the joy of a proper cuddle or not. He has a sweet, gentle "puppy dog" expression that turns us into mush when he looks at us. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Ryan will go to his new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
A quick side note about magpie Buns...You may have noticed that Molly & Gulliver's babies have a red cast to their eyes. When you first glance at them, they look like a normal brownish shade, but if light or a camera flash hits them at the right angles, their eyes look decidedly red. Because of this red cast, magpie bunnies "scan" their surroundings frequently. They eyes see movement in shadows differently than a bunny who does not have the red cast. You will see notice a magpie (there are other colors who do this, too) slowly move his/her head back and forth, almost in a hypnotic manner. The bunny is trying to detect any movement that could be an indication that a threat is nearby, ready to pounce. Because bunnies are prey animals, magpies have been blessed with this instinct to look for perceived dangers and respond accordingly. A magpie will be more comfortable in rooms that are not bright and sunny. Indirect light is better for them, because they will be able to scan their surroundings and relax when they realize all is well. Bunnies with this red cast tend to be more aware of their surroundings and are more comfortable when being gently spoken to while they are being approached. Sudden sounds and movements tend to put them on edge.
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Cadbury - Pet Baby Buck Now named Cinnabun!
Date of Birth: February 26, 2021 Parents: Goldilocks & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Tricolor (broken harlequin) Status: RESERVED for Renee X. Pick-Up Date: On or after April 23, 2021 Price: $250 Cadbury is a friendly little Bun, a with a sweetly curious temperament. He is playful and happy, but does need a bit of time to warm up when in unfamiliar environments. When he feels safe, he will usually begin binkying and bouncing within a few minutes. He is very similar to his brother Jellybean in temperament, but has a more petite and delicate build. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Cadbury will go to his new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
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Jellybean - Pet Baby Buck
Date of Birth: February 26, 2021 Parents: Goldilocks & Gulliver Color/Pattern: Tricolor (broken harlequin) Status: RESERVED for Cheyenne M. & Family Pick-Up Date: On or after April 23, 2021 Price: $250 Jellybean rejoiced when we discovered he was a buck. We had initially thought him a doe, but he just needed a bit more time to grow. Jellybean is a happy-go-lucky little guy and relaxes in some very amusing positions. He loves to doze on his litter box and has a healthy appetite. When he isn't busily bouncing, he tends to be a rather observant and mellow little Bun. He makes us laugh out loud with his jubilant binkies and zoomies. Jellybean looks like he is going to be a bigger false dwarf Holland Lop, so should be around 4-5 lbs. when fully grown. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Jellybean will go to his new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
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Ninakupenda - Pet Baby Doe
Date of Birth: February 14, 2021 Parents: Cupcake & Luigi Color/Pattern: Broken Black Tort Status: RESERVED for Suzanne N. Pick-Up Date: On or after April 11, 2021 Price: $250 Ninakupenda (or "Nina" as we have come to call her) is the go-getter in this litter, but she is still quite gentle and calm compared to most Buns. She is playfully curious and displays mild interest in the goings-on around her. She loves to hang out by the food bowl and enjoys pets and cuddles. We like to think she has a dry wit, and her eyes twinkle when something amuses her. All Hot Cross Buns are placed with their families while under a spay/neuter agreement. To ensure the Bun's long-term health and well-being, each Bun is to be spayed/neutered at six months of age unless advised to wait longer by your rabbit-knowledgeable veterinarian. Hot Cross Buns is to be notified when the procedure has been completed and a copy of the invoice is required for verification that this aspect of the placement agreement has been met. Nina will go to her new home with a packet of bunny care information, a birth certificate, a small bag of transition food and hay, a baggie of old-fashioned raw oats for treats, a toy, and a resting mat. |
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If you are interested in one of our bunnies, please fill out our
New Bunny Questionnaire.
If you don't see what you are looking for,
please visit the Hot Cross Babies page to visit the newborns and little ones
who will be listed when they reach 6-7 weeks of age.
New Bunny Questionnaire.
If you don't see what you are looking for,
please visit the Hot Cross Babies page to visit the newborns and little ones
who will be listed when they reach 6-7 weeks of age.
