Ringo, aka the big fuzz 

Ringo is our resident fiber bunny with a hare -raising dislike for being brushed. He prefers the feeling of less fur so he gets a dapper poodle cut every 6-8 weeks and he is much happier for it. As the dominant buck, he struts around with confidence, often the first to enter the room—and the first to claim the best treats before the other bunnies even hop over!

Sterling, our resilient hopper!

Sterling is a three-legged fiber bunny and Ringo’s sister, though she doesn’t produce much fiber herself. She doesn’t often join the big room for events—it’s tricky for her to move quickly and confidently—but she’s a beloved family favorite. Sterling reminds us to consider accessibility, not just in our bunny spaces but across the farm and beyond. While she navigates the world differently, her need for play, connection, and stimulation is just as strong as any other bun’s. And trust us—she makes the most of every moment!

Daisy

Daisy arrived at our farm alongside Ringo and Sterling. Though she and Ringo were littermates, they weren’t biological siblings—something we learned the unexpected way when she had an accidental pregnancy! Her natural protectiveness and skittish energy made her a devoted mother, always keeping a watchful eye on her little ones.

These days, Daisy has formed a sweet bond with Opal and is slowly growing more comfortable around people. While she still prefers not to be patted, she understands that humans are safe and will happily come over for a hand-fed treat. And when she zooms around at full speed, she’s still pure joy to watch—proving that sometimes, the fastest way to the heart is through a well-timed bunny sprint.

Bow, aka Bow-Bow Buttons

Bow may have arrived as a fiber bunny, but she quickly won everyone over with her irresistible charm. For a while she ruled the bunny room with a fiesty confidence, often alongside Ringo. She also was never one to wait her turn for treats.

After a surgery that shifted her place in the group, she has been trying to find her place again. She has been exploring making friends with cheeky Peach and soft-spoken Ruby. It’s never a dull moment in the bunny room.

Dandy, the bunny that smiles

Dandy is a freedom artist at heart—staying out late on yoga nights, wandering off the beaten path, and drawn to quiet corners and places others overlook.

Since her sister Ruby hooked up with Peach, Dandy has been flying solo and loving every minute of the single life. Dandy often looks like she’s smiling—whether it’s the way her fur falls or just her personality shining through, it’s hard not to smile back.

Opal, aka Ope-Oh Buttons.

Opal may have started life with a case of mistaken identity, but his name stuck—and so did his charm! Brother to Bow, he shares her striking looks and confident personality. This lovable fella is a favorite among both humans and his fellow buns, always winning hearts with his easygoing nature and undeniable bunny charisma. 

Peach, aka Mr. Peach

Peach came to us as a tiny baby and quickly showed us we were in for an adventure. After climbing over blockades in his bunny-proof room, he ended up needing a cast—and still managed to hop onto five-foot shelves from a standing position while wearing it.

This guy likes action. Ringo and Opal do their best to keep this firecracker in line, and since bonding with Ruby, he’s learned to chill on occasion. He also enjoys spending time with Bow (we think he appreciates her spicy personality) and Aria (drawn, perhaps, to her calmness). Either way, Peach is a clever bunny who needs regular stimulation to keep his active mind satisfied.

Ruby, the love bunny

Ruby is a sweet bun and Peach’s devoted companion. When Peach first joined the bunny room, he was so stressed, and each morning we would find that Ruby had quietly hopped into his pen overnight to snuggle beside him and keep him company.

It was a risky move—one that cost her position in the larger group hierarchy—but Ruby chose connection. Her calm, observant nature helped Peach settle, and their ongoing bond is a gentle reminder of how much care can matter when someone is feeling alone.

Aria, gentle Aria

Aria is our oldest bunny, and her arrival last year reminded us how special it can be to adopt a senior pet. She has ginger little hops, snores when she sleeps, and likes her space kept neat and calm.

Her next-door neighbour is Peach, who can be a bit of a whirlwind. If his energy gets to be too much, Aria will give a firm little stomp—her way of asking for help restoring calm to her fenced-in space. Sweet as they come, Aria rarely ventures far, but if she does, she’s likely looking for a gentle head rub.