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A Continuation of New Arrivals - Rabbits!


                                                                    ~ Pictures~







This is what the pen and the cages looked like about a week ago. We are putting a roof up to keep the rabbits dry and cool. When it's finished, I'll post a picture of it as well :).


                                                                          
Abraham
Pete ( because we need another picture hehe) 
Sarah
Hagar 
Keturah





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