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Sora

(Rescued in September 2025)

With his big, adorable eyes, Sora is a smart and incredibly affectionate cute rabbit.  He absolutely loves being petted and will lower his head to ask for some attention, saying, "Pet me, please!" ♡

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Toa -- June, 2026

(Rescued in May 2025)

Since joining my family in October, 2025,  Toa settled in quickly; he is a true gentleman who plays happily with the resident rabbits and treats even the elderly, 13-year-old rabbit—who requires special care—with respect rather than aggression. Lately, he spends his time relaxing and stretching out comfortably in the air-conditioned room (his cage door stays open from morning until I go to bed). After dinner, he enjoys free-roaming time with the other three rabbits; they groom and snuggle with one another, and he even comes over to playfully pester me, living his life completely at ease. Toa possesses a gentle nature all his own; he is incredibly mild-mannered and makes a real effort to approach people. I have great respect for him, and I am committed to living by his side until the very end of his life.

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Shifuu-chan – June 2026

(Rescued in February 2025)

 

She is full of curiosity and is always looking for a chance to make a break for it 😅 Shifuu eats well, poops a lot, and is bursting with energy.

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Fuuka-chan – June 2026

(Rescued in September 2024)

 

Fuuka-chan loves to gnaw on and eat just about anything. We have to make sure that only safe items are kept inside her enclosure. 😅 When petted, she looks so blissful and stays perfectly still for a long time.

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Haruka – June 2026 (Rescued in November 2025)

 

She is in excellent health and eats plenty of hay. She has a gentle personality; she hit it off with the resident female rabbit and plays with her every day.

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Lala --- June 2026

(Rescued in September 2025)

She has a huge appetite and eats just about anything. Because of that, I have to carefully control how much pellet food she gets. shee is currently working on losing some weight. 

She is most active in the middle of the night, while in the early evening, she is usually still asleep. 

 

During her late-night free-roam time, she runs and hops around energetically. 

When she’s tired and lying down, she doesn't mind if I wrap my arm around her and lie down next to her. It’s also fine to press my face against her nuzzle into her fur. She licks me whenever I get close to her.

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Kanon -- June 2026

(Rescued in May 2025)

Kanon is usually quiet and laid-back, but when she’s active, she becomes full of curiosity—running around and climbing up to high places. She likes to climb onto the roof of Lala-chan’s enclosure and look down imperiously. She grooms herself meticulously; her molting season began just this June. Since she has long fur,  huge amount comes out when I brush her every day, yet she remains wonderfully fluffy. She loves sleeping right next to Lala-chan, separated only by the bars of Lala-chan’s enclosure. She has a somewhat small appetite, but she is hardly a picky eater.

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Kiki ----  May 2026

(rescued in November 2025)

 

In late November 2025, as a result of human related accident, young Kiki sustained severe injuries that left her with lasting aftereffects—specifically, an abnormal bite alignment. 

 

Consequently, she has been undergoing dental treatment on a monthly basis ever since. Currently, her bite alignment has shown dramatic improvement compared to its initial state, and she is now able to eat hard pellets without any difficulty.

 

There remains a possibility for further improvement in the future, and her treatment will therefore continue.

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Austin ------ June 2026 

(rescued in December 2024)

 

Austin was rescued from Okunoshima for medical care in late 2024 after suffering a fracture due to abuse. He has since become a member of a family in Tokyo. Although he now has three legs following an amputation, he is living a very energetic life, true to his own spirited self.

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Fuma ----- June 2026

(rescued in February 2025)

 

Fuma loves being petted; he’ll tug at your clothes or repeatedly bow his head right in front of your hand, asking for pets. He’s a real pro at asking for affection, and he’s doing great!

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Kiko  ---- May 2026

(Rescued in February 2026)

She is still taking medication (for pasteurellosis), but she is doing well and sneezing less often. The photo shows her getting along with the resident rabbit. (Kiko-chan is on the right.)

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Fuma— Fall 2025

(rescueud in February 2025)

who is believed to be a survivor of the mass rabbit slaughter incident in February 2025—lost two bones, including the bone itself, in his left front leg.

The photo captures him enjoying the fresh air after being let out into his foster family's garden.

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