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[triviality]

I've had my two hotot dwarf bunnies (Sagwa and Momo) for about 5 months now, and I absolutely love them to death. I was willing to pay hundreds of dollars to bring them back to the States with me, but I've run into a number of walls (my airline won't take rabbits, the cargo company will only take them through an IPATA affiliate that costs $3,000, etc.) and I desperately need to find them a good home, as I'm leaving on the 12th. They're unbelievably cute, love to be petted, smart, and litter trained. I've never had rabbits before, but I was amazed at how absofreaking adorable they are. Momo is a small fluffy white bunny with a ring of black "eyeliner" around one eye, and Sagwa is a little bigger, sleek, with brown ears and big brown eyes. I'll pay for a cage, a good supply of food and bedding, anything if you take them. They both love to be petted, and Momo will sit in your lap for a good headscratching. They're perfect if you cook a lot and have lots of veggie scraps (stems, peeled skin, etc.) you can feed them. They'll eat any vegetable you can give them! Please PM me or email me at [email protected] and I'd be willing to travel pretty much anywhere in Korea to make sure they get a good home. I can send you pictures if you like. Thanks!

[hanney]

there is a park at okpo where they have few rabbits in the cage. i don't know how and who take care of them. maybe you can visit geoje foreigner club website.. and check with any member there,maybe someone know the procedure ok?

[koon_taung_daeng]

wow thats awesome that you are trying so hard to find them a good home, ill ask my wife if i can take them ( I know im a *beep* for having to ask my wife so no comments)

also im curious do rabbits play? can i have fun with them or do they just eat and crap?

[triviality]

It's difficult to play with rabbits in the same way you would play with a dog, but they love to cuddle and be petted, especially between their ears. Sometimes I play with them by "walking" my hand around them in circles, "jumping" over their heads and running around on the floor. They're fascinated by it, and it's really cute watching their little bunny brains at work. Also, you can give them a piece of lettuce and race them against eachother for who can finish first, because they ALWAYS try to eat the same leaf even when there's others.