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6-19-19: Since I am nearly through the waiting list and still have a few babies available, I will likely be accepting applications later this week.  If interested, please check the contact page beginning Friday to see if the application is available. 
6-16-19: Golden Boy left for Michigan today to be spoiled by his new family and retire into a life of luxury.  I have no doubt he will be treated like royalty, but I definitely will miss his iconic orange face in the barn and on the website.  GB and I had over three years together, and I watched as he blossomed from a tentative young buck to a confident, amiable senior with endless energy.  He truly will be missed, and I am happy that his genetics live on in Camilla, Goldilocks, Moose, and Cora.
6-13-19: Want to score a free hay sample for your bunny?  Farmer Dave's posted a generous offer on Facebook that I wanted to share with my fellow bunny lovers.  Please comment that Hook's Hollands (or Ohio Holland Lops) sent you.  I'm trying to convince them to offer my viewers a coupon code in the future.  :)
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6-12-19: The babies have been listed for reservation on the sale page and the waiting list being contacted.  I had a very difficult time listing some of them whom I have grown quite attached to, so I continue reminding myself that I need to keep my numbers small!  That being said, I am keeping a cute little girl for the time being.  Isn't she adorable?   
6-10-19: If you have seen the SALE page, you may be in shock, as am I, that two of my beloved orange seniors are available.  In an effort to downsize my herd to around six or seven bunnies, I feel it is time to move along some seniors.  

Golden Boy, Goldilocks, and even Anna will be re-homed, though Anna is waiting on a particular bunny family to finish moving before she leaves.  Camilla will stay for at least another litter hopefully, and I plan to keep Cora, Hazel, and Cora's blue daughter (whose name I will announce later).  Moose, Sunny, and Timmy will definitely be staying for now, and I'm contemplating keeping Cora's solid cream buck, at least temporarily to watch him grow a bit, since he could pair nicely with Hazel.  Sunny will eventually be available as well, but since he offers genetic diversity and is agouti/wideband, I'm not ready for him to leave just yet.  

I am working on getting photos of Hazel's and Cora's babies and will be listing them later in the week.  I can tell you that Cora will have one doe and two bucks available, and Hazel will have one buck and four does available.