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[dkoryo]

I have two beautiful bunnies for you to take home. No cost.
One is white and other dark brown.
Comes with a cage!
Also a barely used package of wood shavings and food.
I have an unopened bag of food, too.

I have a water bottle for the cage but it's broken so I taped it up, works fine though. They barely cost anything so you can just buy a new one if need be.

Pictures are below.
Both are healthy and small!
The only vegetables I have introduced to them thus far are broccoli and carrots.

The white one is younger than the dark brown one. The dark brown bunny is at it's full size! It will not grow anymore! Same goes for the white one, it will not grow a tiny bit to the size of the dark brown one. These are very small palm size bunnies!

I don't know exactly how old they are.. I never asked the store though I should have. I bought them only a few days ago!

I'm giving them away because apparently.. i'm not even allowed to have bunnies in my apartment. Some of my little students were boasting about how their English teacher had two cute bunnies to the security officer.


http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/iDKO/h-1.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/iDKO/s-1.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41/iDKO/l.jpg

You can pick these guys up at Mokdong Station (Purple Line #5), it's on the way to Gimpo Airport.
PM me or e-mail me at i_kod(at)hotmail(dot)com

[Stormy]

Awwwww....these are super-duper cute. Hope you find a worthy home for 'em. Sux that you can't have rabbits in a freakin' cage in your apartment!

[dkoryo]

I know right.. I didn't expect it to be a rule in this APT, so I spent a lot of money on these guys and have to give it away already.

[sineface]

Hi,

In case no one else has mentioned it to you, try posting on www.animalrescuekorea.org . They certainly have a lot of animals needing homes right now, and there are already a bundle of rabbits on there, but there are a lot of big hearted people on that website who will help you out if they possibly can.

On another note, have you asked your landlord if you can give him a small deposit in exchange for keeping your critters? That might ease his worries over having to pay for any "damages" (although, really, a few nibbled cords doesn't amount to much). In fact, let it blow over and he might just forget about it. How can he really tell if you keep them or get rid of them anyway?

Good luck with it.

[dkoryo]

He said he's going to come check next week.
I don't really need to put it up for "rescuing."
I'm just posting it here just in case someone really wanted pet bunnies.
If no one takes them by next week I can just give it to a relative.