Bunnies

Did you know?

Two lop-eared rabbits eating from a white bowl filled with leafy greens.

Rabbits belong to the family Leporidae, which includes over 30 species. The common pet rabbit, known as the European rabbit, is just one of these.

  • They have powerful hind legs that allow them to jump up to three times their body length in a single leap, making them incredibly agile.

  • A rabbit's teeth never stop growing throughout its life. They need to chew on various materials to keep their teeth from becoming overgrown.

  • Rabbits are herbivores, primarily consuming grass, hay, and vegetables. Their diet is essential for their digestive health as they rely on fiber to maintain a healthy gut.

  • They have a unique social structure and live in colonies. In the wild, rabbits create complex burrow systems known as warrens.

  • A rabbit's eyesight is nearly panoramic. With their large, bulging eyes, they can see behind them without turning their heads, helping them detect predators.

  • Domestic rabbits can make excellent pets, often forming strong bonds with their owners. They can be litter trained and enjoy interactive play.

  • Rabbits communicate using a variety of sounds, including soft honks, purrs, and even growls, in addition to body language.

Elderly woman smiling while holding a fluffy brown rabbit indoors.

At Storybook Farm, our bunnies are part of a therapeutic program bringing joy and healing to those in our community!

Meet our bunnies!

  • Fluffy white rabbit with long ears sitting on a patterned blanket.

    Mr. Pickles

    Mr. Pickles is truly one of the most delightful little guys I've ever encountered. His vibrant personality lights up any space he enters. In the summer of 2024, Mr. Pickles, affectionately known as PJ, made his way to Storybook Farm from the coast of North Carolina. With a heart full of hope and joy, he looks forward to visiting elementary classrooms for story time, eager to share his wisdom and teach children valuable moral lessons. His favorite book, PJ Funny Bunny, beautifully conveys messages about sharing, embracing one’s true self, and the importance of kindness—lessons that can make a real difference in young lives. Help PJ with his mission of Spreading Hope, Joy and Love to others.

    Sponsor Mr. Pickles
  • Brown lop-eared rabbit standing in a white crib, surrounded by a soft, patterned blanket.

    Honey Bunny

    Little Miss Honey Bunny, often referred to as Peanut, is truly the sweetest bunny at Storybook Farm. As a small Holland Lop born on May 16, 2024, she brings such joy to everyone around her. Her father, Benjamin, and her mother, Blueberry, share their home with her at the farm. Honey Bunny’s arrival was a delightful surprise that warmed my heart; I’ll never forget returning from errands to find her nestled in the corner of the outdoor playground. Her love for cuddling is irresistible, and she has a special way of bringing comfort and healing. There’s something truly soothing about holding her in your lap or snuggling her under your chin —it's as if she understands and shares in your feelings, bringing peace to your soul.

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  • Fluffy rabbit sitting on artificial grass

    Miss Feebie Frizzle

    Miss Feebie Frizzle is a companion bunny for Mr. Pickles. She is an English Angora. 

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  • A fluffy rabbit with lop ears resting on hay in an outdoor enclosure.

    Benjamin

    Benjamin came from from Pittsboro, NC with Miss Blueberry.

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  • A gray lop-eared rabbit sitting on hay.

    Miss Blueberry

    Miss Blueberry came with Benjamin andv gave birth (before we could get Benjamin fixed) to Molly and Hunny Bunny (Peanut). 

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  • White floppy-eared rabbit sitting on grass inside a wire fence, with sunlight illuminating its fur.

    Molly

    Molly was born at the farm with her sister and Hunny Bunny in an oopsie litter.

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  • A small rabbit sitting next to a decorative, carrot-themed ceramic pot with greenery design, in a garden setting.

    Uncle Bobby

    Uncle Bobby also came from Pittsboro, NC and we met him when we picked up Benjamin and Miss Blueberry. He was so beautiful I went back to bring him home!

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Close-up of a small, fluffy brown rabbit being held gently against someone's chest.

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