Boop!

Apollo meets the un-bunny, guardian of the side table. No baby buns shall pass!

My people need me!

Super Bunny Pants away!

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Denim is cool!

And it tastes like blue!

I want a box too!

Naomi was a bit jealous of baby Apollo because he got a box to loaf on. She didn't believe me when I said her badonkadonk wouldn't fit on a box that size.

Baby bun fort!

Baby Apollo in his Mini Fortress of Solitude just after we brought him home.

I'll have posts every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until October 5th.

Sproing!

We're taking Apollo in for her spay today, so it's going to be a bit before it's safe for the little munchkin to binky up a storm again.  I'll keep you guys updated on how things go.

Update 9:44am   Just dropped Apollo off for her spay.  Her curiosity led her into the travel cage without a fuss.  Oddly, Naomi was the one who started thumping once she saw Apollo in the travel cage.  Like, why are you thumping?  You're not even the one going to the vet!

When I got back, Naomi hopped out of her cage and went looking for Apollo.  I had to cheer her up with a banana chip because she looked really subdued and I think she's actually worried about the little munchkin.

I was told they would call me close to when they close today, so I'll let you know how things went then.

Update 11:16am   Mazel tov--Apollo's a boy!  Apparently his trouble puffs were all kinds of tucked up in there and wouldn't have come down on their own.

Update 8pm  Apollo is home and happily munching on pellets!  It's been a long day for the little fella.  I have pain meds for him and just need to keep an eye on the surgery site. We're just glad he's feeling well enough to eat on his own!

The vet did say that the one teste that was stuck inside (cryptorchid) had the appearance of ova due to the body temperature causing that change in histology, while the other that partially descended was normal.

How are you so small?!

Apollo is 4 months old and Mr. Giraffe still towers over her!

Zoomies!

Just had to share the bun's eye view of baby Apollo running circles around me. The little munchkin was buzzing as she went!

Boop!

Hi Baab!

(She's doing her best.)

Racing into the weekend!

Apollo's got lots of baby bun stuff to do!

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She's helping!

I'm sure the whisker tickles on Big Human's leg were just the thing he needed to get the litter box cleaning done!

The cutest sneak attack ever!

Baby Apollo is gently nibble-licking on Spike the triceratops' frill.

Baby Apollo binky!

With a bonus flappy-eared head shake!

Friends in high places.

Psst--Thanks for going on this shenanigan with me, Baab!

A new friend!

Apollo got to meet Mr. Hoppy-pants today!  I rescued him from our Isle of Misfit Bunny Toys (poor little dude was buried under some dried pinecones, stacking cups, and other bun stuff not in our normal rotation).  At least he got a warm welcome and lots of kisses!

(I was curious, so I had to look through some old posts and apparently I made him back in 2019.)

Hungry baby!

Apollo was helping me serve dinner.

She's been polishing off her pellets a few times a day, so she's definitely going through a growth spurt!  We're also working on the 'circle-circle' command so she can be distracted and not knock the pellets out of my hand when I try to put them in her dish.

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.

She regrets nothing.

Apollo let the intrusive thoughts win and completely emptied her hay bag onto the ground...then peed on the alfalfa hay carnage.

Litter box training is hard.

She would also like some more leafy alfalfa hay and for me to put together a search party for her food dish.

Update: Search and rescue operations were called off this morning when Apollo's food dish was discovered in a pool of baby bunny pee in a shallow grave of alfalfa hay. The poor pellets inside the food dish never had a chance!

Baby danger bun!

This is why we have to look everywhere before moving when Apollo is having playtime.  She loves the 'human tunnel game' and we have to always be on guard to not squish the baby.  (Humans are also fun to climb on, so we're really just a baby bunny jungle gym.)

Easily distracted.

It's good to know that we can immediately get Apollo's attention when she leaps out of her cage unexpectedly by plonking a bag full of alfalfa hay down on the ground. The siren call of leafy alfalfa will keep her little butt away from Naomi's cage long enough for us to wrangle her back into her own cage for bedtime!

Seriously, she fur missile-d herself at my face last night and it was all I could do to catch her before my ass hit the ground. Like, dude, I will bring the hay to you; you don't need to launch yourself at it!

Our little explorer!

Apollo just discovered the awesomeness of the wicker basket of bunny stuff.