Ink (Bonded to Pen)

There are the escape artists. The divas. The troublemakers. The moody rabbits. The ones who insist on supervising everybun else. And then... there are Ink and Pen.<br/><br/>Unlike many rabbits, these two have absolutely no desire to be the stars of the show. They're perfectly content to let someone else create the excitement while they watch with quiet amusement from the sidelines, happily munching hay as the latest bunny soap opera unfolds around them. They're wonderfully easygoing girls who seem to have mastered the art of simply enjoying life. Their daily routine is refreshingly uncomplicated: eat hay, take a nap, nibble more hay, enjoy a salad, and observe whatever chaos the household has managed to create.<br/><br/>Ink and Pen are enthusiastic lettuce lovers and absolute hay monsters. Allow the hay supply to run low for even half a minute and you'll be met with two silent accusatory stares, letting you know that you have just committed the gravest injustice in rabbit history.<br/><br/>Ink is the quieter half of the pair. She's shy and tends to follow Pen's lead when it comes to new experiences and exploring, but underneath that cautious exterior is an incredibly sweet girl. Once she feels comfortable, Ink makes the perfect reading buddy, happy to settle nearby and quietly enjoy your company while you both get lost in a good story. Just don't get between this girl and her hay! Sweet, shy Ink transforms into an adorably fierce little guard bunny, ready to make absolutely certain everyone understands that the hay belongs to her and Pen, thank you very much.<br/><br/>Pen is the more outgoing of the two and has never met a good petting session she didn't like. Start rubbing her head and she'll immediately melt into full potato mode, settling in as if to say, "Yes, you may continue indefinitely.” She adores affection and happily soaks up all the pets you're willing to give. Pen also has a wonderfully gentle, protective side when it comes to Ink. She looks out for her quieter friend, helps give her confidence when something new comes along, and will even let Ink have the very last lettuce leaf, a true act of bunny love if there ever was one.<br/><br/>Ink and Pen don't mind a home filled with excitement - in fact, they seem to rather enjoy it. They just prefer to watch the action unfold from the sidelines instead of getting involved themselves. They're looking for a cozy place where they can share their hay, enjoy their salads, watch the world go by, and occasionally give their humans The Look if hay service is even momentarily delayed. If that sounds like your kind of happily ever after, these two sweet girls would love to write the next chapter with you.<br/><br/>We adopt to indoor homes only! If you are interested in adopting a bunny from Orlando Rabbit Care and Adoptions, or would like more information on rabbit care, please visit our website at: http://www.orlandorabbit.org. The first step in our adoption process is to complete an adoption application, which can be found here: https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/55856/generic . Then one of our volunteers will reach out to you via email to schedule a time to speak with you. If you don't see the email in a day or two, please check your spam folder!<br/><br/>Our Adoption Fee/Donation for a single rabbit is $100, a pair is $170, and a triple is $200. This helps to offset the cost of having the rabbits altered, microchipped and vaccinated, as well as any medical care that may have been required.

There are the escape artists. The divas. The troublemakers. The moody rabbits. The ones who insist on supervising everybun else. And then... there are Ink and Pen.

Unlike many rabbits, these two have absolutely no desire to be the stars of the show. They're perfectly content to let someone else create the excitement while they watch with quiet amusement from the sidelines, happily munching hay as the latest bunny soap opera unfolds around them. They're wonderfully easygoing girls who seem to have mastered the art of simply enjoying life. Their daily routine is refreshingly uncomplicated: eat hay, take a nap, nibble more hay, enjoy a salad, and observe whatever chaos the household has managed to create.

Ink and Pen are enthusiastic lettuce lovers and absolute hay monsters. Allow the hay supply to run low for even half a minute and you'll be met with two silent accusatory stares, letting you know that you have just committed the gravest injustice in rabbit history.

Ink is the quieter half of the pair

There are the escape artists. The divas. The troublemakers. The moody rabbits. The ones who insist on supervising everybun else. And then... there are Ink and Pen.

Unlike many rabbits, these two have absolutely no desire to be the stars of the show. They're perfectly content to let someone else create the excitement while they watch with quiet amusement from the sidelines, happily munching hay as the latest bunny soap opera unfolds around them. They're wonderfully easygoing girls who seem to have mastered the art of simply enjoying life. Their daily routine is refreshingly uncomplicated: eat hay, take a nap, nibble more hay, enjoy a salad, and observe whatever chaos the household has managed to create.

Ink and Pen are enthusiastic lettuce lovers and absolute hay monsters. Allow the hay supply to run low for even half a minute and you'll be met with two silent accusatory stares, letting you know that you have just committed the gravest injustice in rabbit history.

Ink is the quieter half of the pair. She's shy and tends to follow Pen's lead when it comes to new experiences and exploring, but underneath that cautious exterior is an incredibly sweet girl. Once she feels comfortable, Ink makes the perfect reading buddy, happy to settle nearby and quietly enjoy your company while you both get lost in a good story. Just don't get between this girl and her hay! Sweet, shy Ink transforms into an ad