I've been living alongside an adorable ball of fluff for a couple years, but as the days turn into weeks and the weeks into months and the months into years... I realize that perhaps my home isn't the best home for him. In the beginning it was okay. Even though the space was small, it was pretty empty and he had room to bounce about as bunnies are wont to do. But as my hobbies consume my living space, they also consume his. The result is that the space where he was once able to run and play has become the space where I build fursuits. Or do doll photoshoots. Or lay out large art projects. Or generally have things that bunnies absolutely should not be chewing on or playing with.

Since I can't afford a bigger space and I certainly am not going to just stop making art, I've decided the best course of action is to find a forever home for a bunny who deserves much more than what I can provide for him. If you or someone you know lives around the Seattle area and can possibly provide a forever home for an adorable ball of fluff, let me know via PM here or on Twitter @ arttimoverne. And if you could share this journal to other local folks who might be interested, please do! :)

Bun Stats!
Mini lop/dwarf mix (don't let the illusion of small fool you; he's big), male, not neutered, about 3 years old.
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No charge for him... I wasn't charged when I got him from the breeder. His daddy escaped and found all the pretty lady rabbits and suddenly baby bunnies for days all up in there, so he and his many brothers and sisters were given away free to new homes. He comes with his cage, food dish, water bottle, carrier, and any food/bedding/hay I happen to have. I don't have a car, so you'd have to come get him (I live in downtown Seattle, right off I-5). He's never bitten me, but his claws could use a trimming. He loves to be petted, but isn't fond of being held (typical of bunnies). I named him Groose, but you're welcome to change it since he doesn't respond to it anyway.

I want him to live a long and happy life. I want him to do the things that buns do and be the reason that his new human's social media of choice has way too many pet photos on it. I want him to run and hop and be happy and loved... I want him to have the life he deserves.

Can you help him find his forever home?