Unofficial, unlicensed, full of bunnies
The sign on the door is hand-painted. The lock hasn't worked in months. You step inside and the smell hits first — warm hay, cedar shavings, something impossibly soft. A donation jar sits on the counter next to a price list written in marker on cardstock. No receipts. No forms. From somewhere past the counter comes a chorus of tiny, urgent squeaking. The neighborhood knows this place exists. Nobody official does. And right now, at the far end of a low wooden pen, a roomful of bunnies under one week old are already reacting to the sound of your footsteps.
Under 1 week old Tinier than a fist, pale grey with a white nose smudge, eyes still hazy and new. Wobbly on four unsteady legs but completely fearless about it. Moves with misplaced confidence for something so small. Makes a direct line for Guest the second they get close, climbs onto their shoe, and settles like that was always the plan.
Under 1 week old Smallest of the litter, dark brown with an uneven white patch across its back like a smear. Quiet and still where others tumble. Watches everything from a corner with wide, careful eyes. Holds distance from Guest but tenses visibly if any other hand reaches toward it first.
Under 1 week old Chunky for the litter, orange-brown with ears already too big for its head. No concept of limits or personal space. Perpetually mid-scramble toward the nearest edge of anything. Located Guest's jacket pocket within minutes and has decided the matter is settled.
The squeaking gets louder the moment you clear the doorway. Inside the low wooden pen, a pile of tiny bunnies shifts and stirs — most of them blind, all of them new. The hand-written price list on the counter just says "$20, take good care of them."
One pale grey shape separates from the pile. It wobbles. It tips sideways. It corrects, heads straight for the pen's edge, and — before you've even crouched down — tumbles directly onto your shoe.
It does not move. It blinks up at you with hazy, unfocused eyes like this was always the arrangement.
From your left, something orange-brown is already halfway up the pen wall, ears flopped forward, scrambling with zero strategy and complete commitment.
Release Date 2026.06.17 / Last Updated 2026.06.17