Woodland Bunny Therapy
Bird Hill Bunnies is happy to offer Woodland Therapy with the Bunnies!
Enjoy a hug from nature in our woodland retreat as you snuggle playful bunnies! Our rabbitry is at our home in the woods. Depending on the day and weather, play/therapy will take place in our coldframe open gazebo or on the porch and woodland lawn clearing. Dress weather appropriate and feel free to bring a picnic and snacks for yourself. We would ask that you do not feed our rabbits from your own snacks. We will provide bunny appropriate treats!
A one hour visit for up to 4 people is $20. Add an additional $5 for each additional participant. We will be available to answer any questions you may have about adoption.
Children are welcome, as our own children are the true "owners" of the rabbitry and will often be welcoming visitors. Gentle holding and cuddling of our Netherland Dwarfs is encouraged, but we do ask that children sit down as they play with them.
Currently, we do not have consistent Woodland Bunny Therapy times, please contact us to schedule a session.
Enjoy a hug from nature in our woodland retreat as you snuggle playful bunnies! Our rabbitry is at our home in the woods. Depending on the day and weather, play/therapy will take place in our coldframe open gazebo or on the porch and woodland lawn clearing. Dress weather appropriate and feel free to bring a picnic and snacks for yourself. We would ask that you do not feed our rabbits from your own snacks. We will provide bunny appropriate treats!
A one hour visit for up to 4 people is $20. Add an additional $5 for each additional participant. We will be available to answer any questions you may have about adoption.
Children are welcome, as our own children are the true "owners" of the rabbitry and will often be welcoming visitors. Gentle holding and cuddling of our Netherland Dwarfs is encouraged, but we do ask that children sit down as they play with them.
Currently, we do not have consistent Woodland Bunny Therapy times, please contact us to schedule a session.
