🪮 9/4: 1st Friday Bunny Salon with Brad Afternoon availability
🪮 9/6: 1st Sunday Bunny Salon with Brad Afternoon availability
🪮 9/14: 2nd Monday Bunny Salon with Brad Late morning & early afternoon availability
🪮 9/20: 3rd Sunday Bunny Salon with Brad Fully Booked
To get on the waitlist for an upcoming salon day, click on the corresponding link above or text or call us at (503) 332-5617. New salon customer? Fill out an intake form for each pet you like to bring and we'll reach back out to book 📋 Have a fun pet photo to share or a comment or suggestion for us? We'd love to hear from you! Drop us a reply; we read every one.
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We're kicking off Autumn in Bunderland with some cute behind the scenes photos from the Rabbit Advocates Fall Glamour Photoshoot fundraiser that we hosted at our shop earlier this month 🍂 Cozy & Festive Jacques & Violet Notch says "Trick or Treat?" Save the date, the Holiday Glamour Photoshoot – with the option to add on family photos with your bunnies and/or guinea pigs! – is coming up on November 13 & 14. Click here if you'd like us to email you with the signup link once it's up online...
Hoppy Summer to all our furry and furless friends! 🏖️ If you're looking for summertime-ready goodies, we have a few to recommend from a few of our favorite small businesses: Suncatchers from LaRynn Sticker Co Fruit-Flavored Chews from Fun4Bunnies & Friends Treats and Chews from SarahMay Company Do you have a favorite summertime toy or treat? We'd love to know what your pet(s) love the most 👀 Popup & Pickup – This Thursday 🎉 Our next monthly Popup event at Avalon Microsanctuary is this...
How are the wild bunnies in your neck of the woods? We've spotted quite a few cute cottontails in North Portland the last couple weeks 😍 Fun Fact: Did you know that in North America wild rabbits and domestic rabbits cannot interbreed because of genetic differences? Even so, if you think you see both in your neighborhood, it is still a good idea to reach out to your local rabbit rescue. Domestic rabbits can still catch various diseases from wild rabbits and are not well-adapted to survive...