Luna's Story 🐇

In April 2025, we got word of abandoned pet bunnies roaming a local neighborhood. We stepped into action and were able to secure one (Cho) and could not catch her friend. We thought there were only two bunnies and Cho's friend was taken by predators until....fast forward to June 2026! Co-founder Jen saw a community facebook post about a pet bunny roaming the very same neighborhood as Cho. Then someone commented how one bunny made a home in their shed and has been living on their property for over a year. We sprang into action to rescue this bunny who defied all odds. It was a terrible cold winter with multiple cold snaps in the negative double digits. How did she survive? Well, she lived in their lawnmover and tucked herself up under the blades. While there, she had dried grass. This sustained her through the harsh winter months. Thankfully, the homeowners were amazing and allowed us set traps to catch her. And we did!

Luna is somehow related by blood to Cho. She could be her daughter or grandaughter or neice. We learned that Cho was dumped with 6 other pet bunnies in April 2025. None were spayed or neutered, so they had babies. Luna was a baby in 2025 and could be the daughter of Cho. Too bad we can't do a bunny genetic test, but they are 100% family in origin. Now, a family reunited!

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-Seasonal email updates on Luna, which include behind the scenes information and pictures not shared on social media

-A welcome packet with a personalized sponsorship certificate

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