There's a door here. Help me figure out how to open it!
Shush, Trippy Peep--I could totally jump over this barrier if I wanted to! I just don't want to right now with the little human watching me.
I could totally make this jump! I wonder what's behind this tiny wall?
Yeah, that's a banister and is why Naomi is never allowed to be left unsupervised at Grandpa's house. Thankfully, a loud clap and a sharp, "No, leave it!" are enough to prevent this particular type of chaos.
Taken just after Naomi convinced Amos it was okay to leave his cage.
Zoomies are epic on a fully carpeted floor!
Double binky! I think it's safe to say that the little munchkins had fun today.
Amos was a bit uncertain about leaving his vacation cage at Dad's house. Naomi's kisses helped him pluck up the courage to take that first hop of a grand adventure!
Little Amos is all tuckered out, so Naomi is on sentry duty tonight.
Thanks for visiting the blog and we hope you all have a great weekend! Stay safe out there and we'll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.
Amos and Naomi are doing their best to open the box of mystery. They also think that thumbs are entirely wasted on humans and that bunnies should have them instead.
Naomi thinks she's helping me clean cages by trying to eat the wicker basket that all the cleaning supplies are in. Honestly, sacrificing the wicker basket to keep chaos bun distracted from trying to hop into the trash bag again might actually be worth it!
Prior to this, she hopped into Amos' cage and peed over the side of his litter box. Seriously, not a drop of pee hit any litter when she did that. We're talking a lake of bunny pee. She could've used her own litter box but chose chaos instead. She regrets nothing.
