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Millie
Millie
Millie used to live on a farm in Enumclaw where she was free-range with her bunny sister who sadly passed away. At Cheerful Chickadee Nature School, Millie is a happy bunny with a large run and hutch that she will soon share with three more fluffy friends!
Regina
Regina
Regina is a Flemish GIANT bunny and is harness trained! She loves being outside and is one of three new additions. Regina is friendly and will accept being held on her own terms. Don't let these pictures fool you, Regina is HUGE.
Snowball
Snowball
Snowball is the tiniest bunny, usually spending time with her best friend Thumper. Snowball is currently inside Miss Fisher's home because she is one of the three newest bunnies in the school. Bunnies need to be properly introduced to one another before they can live together!
Thumper
Thumper
Thumper is Snowballs best friend. She is a very friendly bunny but usually keeps to herself. Thumper is also inside Miss Fisher's house until she can be properly introduced to Millie and Regina
Wild Bill
Wild Bill
Bill is our one and only, very handsome and sweet rooster! He is very fast and hard to catch, but if he gets caught, all he needs is a couple snuggles to keep him happy!
Blueberry (Or Baloo)
Blueberry (Or Baloo)
Blueberry is the first chicken to be named and was named because she was the first of the chicks to eat a blueberry treat (very clever, I know!) She is very happy living her lives as a shoulder chicken, and even enjoys sitting on the occasional HEAD.Â
Penelope (Or Nellie)
Penelope (Or Nellie)
Nellie went from being pretty shy to being my sweetest hen on the property. She will walk up to people with the intention of getting picked up for a snuggle and once you let her go, she will just walk back to you for more!
The rest of the flock
The rest of the flock
Currently we have 4 more unnamed chickens (2 buff and 2 chocolate). All of them are very sweet, just a little bit hard to tell apart. They are all Orpingtons, which are the "golden retriever" of the chicken breeds. They are used to being held and chased by kids, so are very tolerant birds!
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