What about a therian related bunny? or alterhuman? I would love that. with the therian symbol on the paws or on the stomach? With colors related to nature maybe, so like light brown for the base of the body, maybe a green or orange leaf on one of the ears, as well as other colors. Maybe you could add a little facemask it wears, as some therians wear those. Just an idea, but I would love to see this happen! c:

A post viral syndrome bunny!! Post viral syndrome (also called post infection syndrome) occurs after a virus or infection. It leaves the person with fatigue and can lead to other symptoms and conditions. In my case post viral syndrome triggered FND, functional pain syndrome, PNES, and dysautonomia.

After seeing the shy rabbit and the rabbit with anxiety, the rabbit with selective mutism, or situational mutism (as they prefer to call it), would be perfect. It could use alternative communication methods, like a sign around its neck and pictures or greetings, such as a 'Hello' on the attached plate to communicate

Can yall pleaseee make a Rosacea bunny?🙏🏻🙏🏻

An autoimmune bunny. I wrote a more detailed explanation when I made a purchase and can’t recall the whole of it. Perhaps you could find it. But most people with Autoimmune diseases have a cluster of overlapping disorders. I have RA, Lupus, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, diabetes, osteoarthritis, cfs, adenomyosis, anemia, connective tissue disorder. i couldnt buy all the bunnies to cover my number of issues and I’d like to see a more generalized bunny to represent Autoimmune disease for anyone. I’m not sure if this is like what I wrote before but I’m trying to recall details

- i recall mentioning ball joints for limited mobility and chronic pain
- attached splints/braces/mobility aids
- purples as autoimmune awareness ribon is purple with a butterfly
- tired eyes/rings/darkness for fatigue
- a frustrated knot somewhere for irritability/stress and brainfog
- cracks for damage
- a wind up key for having to work hard to get moving at all
- clockwork heart
- should have a spoon. Chronic illnesses sufferers often call ourselves spoonies, and describe our energy in spoons we have to give away for every action or task.