Many of our rabbits spend their “golden years” in retirement, where they get to enjoy big pens, and a fair amount of freedom.
Rabbits can often live together peacefully when they are older, and most have little interest in digging holes.
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Larry & Lydia, 2007 | 
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K.D. & Lydia spent the winter with a few (mostly retired) ducks, 2008 | 
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K.D. & Lydia spent the winter with a few (mostly retired) ducks, 2008 | 
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K.D. & Lydia spent the winter with a few (mostly retired) ducks, 2008 |
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Lydia, 2008 | 
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K.D. (Khazad Dum) 2008 | 
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Noodle & Nano, 2009 | 
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Noodle & Nano, 2009 |
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Noodle & Nano, 2009 | 
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Psgetti, Pumkin, and Nano, 2011 | 
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Pumpkin & Pebbles, 2011 | 
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Pumpkin, Pebbles, Pikachu, & Psgetti, 2011 |
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Pumpkin, Pebbles, Pikachu, & Psgetti, 2011 | 
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Ra, with retired ducks Ray (17) and Helen (14) 2014 | 
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Ra, with retired ducks Ray (17) and Helen (14) 2014 | 
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Morticia (cat) visiting with Louise & Kiana. 2004 |
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Kiana & Louise, 2004 | | | |
