Fleury lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with his humans and is actually named after a player in the Pittsburgh Penguins. And what makes Mr. Fleury so pawsome?
"I was my human parents' first introduction into the world of bunnies. I taught them the bunny basics and made them the bunderful bun parents they are today!"Fleury's favorite activity is "destroying everything he gets his paws on". He also enjoys eating tasty Craisins as his favorite snack. Fleury apparently has a bit of attitude and claims that it is his favorite thing about himself. He's a pretty talented rabbit too, and can jump over his 4 foot high exercise play pen.
Fleury most certainly is a lucky bunny. He was not supposed to live for a very long time, but his humans saved him.
"I was a breeder bunny that should have been culled – me and my two siblings were purchased by our parents when we were still babies. I was not show material but mom & dad loved me anyways! I am still best friends with my sister, Sidney, and my brother, Tanger! We are all named after the top players of the Pittsburgh Penguins!"Fleury's mom, Sandra, writes a blog called The Bunny Chick. She shares a lot of good information on rabbits and their care. You can also find The Bunny Chick on Facebook. Stop by and say hello!
We'll see you back here next Friday for another Pawsome Pet of the Week!
Fleury looks like my Boo who I had in the 90s!! Awww! I'm sure Fleury's owners know that hair balls are a big danger for bunnies and are making sure he gets lots of fiber. Hugs to Fleury!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! I'm sure they are. He seems very well taken care of and his mom seems like she knows what she is talking about on her bunny blog =D
DeleteOkay, Bailie and I are all about wabbits, but I'm shocked as Mom says Fleury looks like a chocolate wabbit. I never knew she saw wabbits as food. She did also say he is absolutely gorgeous and she would love to feel his soft velvety looking furs. She used to have pet wabbits when she was a kid.Thanks for introducing this wabbit.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoy the wabbit Emma! lol. His furs do look somewhat chocolate-y.
DeleteFleury sounds pawesome, and it's amazing that he can jump so high!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen one like that, I love him!!!!
ReplyDeleteღ husky hugz ღ frum our pack at Love is being owned by a husky!
Your fur is gorgeous, Fleury ! Nice to meet you ! Purrs
ReplyDeleteFleury is so cute, he has Doxie colors! I am very glad that his parents saved him. Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteHello, I've just found your site whilst researching Neem Oil for my dog Buster, he is being pestered by harvest mites again. Fleury is gorgeous, a very handsome boy.
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for stopping by and sticking around to read a little more. Hope Buster feels better soon.
Delete~~~~~waves....veree nice two meet ewe fleury...we enjoyed reedin yur interviews two day !!! yur coat iz rockin awesum & itz all sew awesum how high ewe can jump !!!! happee week oh end two ewe ~ ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bunny. I have had many bunnies over the years, the last one lived to be 13 which is quite old for a bun.
ReplyDeleteOh wow - that is quite old for a bun!
DeleteNice to meet Fleury. TW’s old neighbors used to have bunnies which TW liked except when they got into her yard and ate the plants. Pop called the bunnies “Gloves” for some strange reason.
ReplyDeleteOh no! We have lots of wild bunnies around here. My dad does not like them very much, because well... it's a nursery! I'm sure they like to eat his plants too.
DeleteWhat a cutie....I love his coloring!
ReplyDeleteAww.. I love the name ;) (well I have a cat named Fleurp, so you know, I am a bit partial)
ReplyDeleteI've owned rabbits, they really are fun pets.
Oh yea! They do have similar names!
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