HOUSE RABBIT MAKEOVER | LONDON EDITION | EPISODE 3

Join me as I travel to London, United Kingdom to change the life of a recently adopted bunny.
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[@xorensi]

Awww.. The fact that she cried just- She genuinely cares about rabbits and it’s so sweet 🥺

[@elsawestberg1387]

Who di you m2an Loriel or The 12 year old girl

[@thunderbreeze_106]

Elsa Westberg lorelei*

[@bunnie2122]

kiibo!! i have a question for you-

[@elsawestberg1387]

Thank for answering

[@luzbarrera9115]

@@thunderbreeze_106 ok;-;

[@tixtac1548]

Gordon Ramsey: WHERE IS THE LAMB SAUCE!?! Lorelei: WHERE IS THE FLOOR SPACE!?

[@kaneki_dz8102]

This is so accurate XD

[@enidvenn94]

OMG soo right!

[@jazminortega8791]

😂

[@LavendrHoney]

WHERE IS THE FLOOR SAUCE!?

[@kissingthehomies]

We love a concerned queen 😍

[@salivababy2318]

Lorelei is so nice to bunnies, and she treats humans well, but is brutally honest with them. Basically, she is the Gordon Ramsey of rabbits.

[@humaidhee6942]

Best comment everrrrrr

[@madeleinelisabth]

best. comment. ever.

[@brxh_itz_addy5116]

in the second episode of this series, she said "if Gordon Ramsey and Mary Poppins had a baby, it would be me." 😂

[@_TheRoseCrow]

Is nice to kids(rabbits) is brutally honest with adults (humans)

[@dollnoos]

ginger the hamster uhhhh that’s erong

[@kayleanderson3667]

that little girl was so sweet, you can see how much she cares for her bunny and how eager she was to learn and do right for her bunny :(

[@kimdenny7978]

Agreed!

[@randomdazz]

I also don't think it was her fault the previous two bunnies passed away either - How was she to know she couldn't keep them outside before Lennon came along - also she even tried to call the vet about the second one and the vet messed up - he told her the wrong thing.

[@aliyahp9969]

Yes... Yet she was quite rude and condescending toward her, no?

[@randomdazz]

@@aliyahp9969 I meant in general - Lorerli was trying to be tactful - but she did have to ask

[@kiylahmiller921]

This NEEDS to be a netflix show!!! WHO AGREES?!?!?!?!

[@victors6866]

It should it would be my favorite show

[@frankieandre650]

YESSSSS

[@jessicaaylen3621]

Ik imagine how much awareness that will bring. I spent 2 weeks in and out of the vets for my bunnie Luna and I had to get her put down due to the way she was breed. 💕💕

[@kiylahmiller921]

Jessica Aylen , Awwww, i’m so sorry for you.❤️ And yes, her show would save and improve millions of rabbits lives❤️

[@SydsTangledCreations]

Oh. My. God. YESSS

[@frgg4204]

Normal people: litter box? Pretty? No way! Bunny people: oh my God this litter box is so gorgeous!

[@kyleilyon8176]

And cat ownerssss

[@宮園かをり-z1p]

@@kyleilyon8176 yup im more of a dog person but im cool with bunnys and cats

[@connorronaldo]

Lol yup

[@cringeypotatoes6541]

Yesterday Studios yea l actually found a really cute litter box but It was 75 dollars and l had already got toys😭bunny struggles

[@salinivivek5645]

@@宮園かをり-z1p same :)

[@shanaguila4908]

Yall be so salty how honest she was to the family but she changed their lives for the greater good and for the bunny

[@caileighcastelvecchi2875]

Shan Aguila finally a sain person in the comment section

[@glitxhyka1a247]

Yes they should not be offended

[@allifedyk8531]

Yes! Malaya even has an official rabbit business! Follow her instagram Everything Bunnies UK and also her bunny’s account Apollo The Rex

[@shanaguila4908]

Didn't expect a lot of people to agree or respond my comment!!! Thank you guys! Its important that we as bunny lovers and owners should take responsibility for how we take care of our bunnies and improve their living conditions as best as we can. 💕💕 No one's perfect but constructive criticism is always necessary and for the best interest of the bunny!

[@Niall10112]

I know this was 9 months ago but I couldn’t agree more

[@emmabarrow]

I’m UK bunny mum and I can’t believe you’ve done an episode here. Keeping rabbits outside is definitely something that is perceived to be what we do here. I’ve raised two bunnies indoors - and they love it and it’s so easy to do but you have to put the work in. Mine gets outdoor exercise in spring - autumn with my supervision (no cages!) we are also very under stocked with rabbit stores unfortunately and pets at home has certainly taken over. Thanks for doing this for the UK!

[@dorino9057]

Thankfully, things are slowly starting to change with more and more people keeping bunnies indoors.

[@east_vlogs]

Coming from another British bunny mum, keeping the bunny indoors during winter is a MUST. Winters are rough, and ppl need to stop thinking bunnies can live outside in such harsh weather

[@arty_nattie]

I'm thinking about getting a rabbit (I'm from the UK), how much you expend in food (specifically hay) monthly? Where do you get the hay and what brands you use? I'm having anxiety because having a rabbit in the UK looks impossible, I'm considering gatting a cat because it seems less stressful.

[@Mia-jf1kc]

Meanwhile Lennon is just at home probably with a rabbit sitter thinking Lennon: “Where the heck is my Lorelei?!”

[@Nikoomilano]

Mimisolsol normally Lennon is at home alone.

[@kaneki_dz8102]

Or he may also be like " *Where is my mom?!* "

[@musiclover_4203]

I’m always wondering what Lennon is doing and thinking when I watch these videos

[@chabelitaalvarado358]

Well Lorelei is out there helping other bunnies

[@your_sketchy.artist]

@@kaneki_dz8102 she*

[@dynah9245]

I SO WISH people could do this with also hamsters, mice, rats, etc. because they are animals too and the pets stores tell people the wrong care tips WAY too often

[@breezymc3216]

d y n a h there are tons of hamster , rice and rat channels that teach so much

[@CinnaBearX]

@@breezymc3216 and for guinea pigs go to little adventures and skinnypigs1 HIGHLY RECOMMEND little adventures is more fun and skinnypigs1 has more information:) also skinny pigs 1 has one bunny :p

[@galaxy_mooncat779]

What? So I should let my hamster free roam my house and then find it dead

[@CinnaBearX]

@@galaxy_mooncat779 no just give it a huge cage! 👍

[@maddierose131]

CinnaBear_X I love both channels very much as I have piggies myself. Just wanted to say though that Abby (skinnypigs1) does not have a rabbit anymore. He passed away a couple years ago from cancer

[@amyl8585]

I felt so sad when the mom said a rabbit was a “practice” animal, and they’re building up to get a dog😢

[@phinxa2137]

Amy L exactly, a cat or dog would be a good starter animal. Cats are easy to take care of, I got one 2 years ago to get the responsibility of owning a pet. I might be getting ferrets 😌

[@phinxa2137]

ForestofTooMuchFood yea

[@Ana-gk1my]

p h i n n sorry to break it to you but there is no animal who is "easy" to take csre of. they sre living beings and one animal shouldn't be a "build up" to get another animal. i have five cats, not one single one of them is easy to take care of. i also need to add that animals can't be "easy" or "for practice" because they live for decades. my first cat lived 18 years, my first dog lived 16 years. rabbits live more than a decade. so, no. not a practice animal or an animal to start before getting a ferret. i am trying to explain this in the most polite way so pls don't interpret this as rude

[@janemh5866]

@@phinxa2137 if you were going to have a "starter animal" a dog would NOT be it for a multitude of reasons. Depending on breed it would be the last on the list.

[@mackenziebrown9518]

ForestofTooMuchFood I don’t think it’s really like that. I like to take tons of pictures of my animals but that Dosent mean that I don’t care for my animals. They were probably misinformed which sucks but at least they got help. They child seemed really sweet and she seemed like she cared a ton.

[@laurabunbun]

Lorelei, lawn mowers in the UK very rarely have gasoline. The issue with feeding rabbits grass clippings is because the cutting process causes the grass to start fermenting.

[@adalenamarie8801]

why y’all getting so mad they wanted her to come and fix their bunnies life. this girl had two bunnies that already died. she’s being as nice as she can you can tell she mad. bunnies are living beings too they deserve a good life. not to die after a couple months.

[@michellelonskiy8882]

I know right! You’re comment needs more likes tbh.

[@angeliquevaneschka3566]

Ifo

[@kaiiico373]

i dont think anyones being mad in the comments

[@semiautomatic.companion]

@@michellelonskiy8882 your*

[@semiautomatic.companion]

@@kaiiico373 You see, you might 'think' that there aren't any mad comments, but on the internet, everyone's mad lmao. I assure that you can find a strongly-worded comment down here complaining about something in this video-- more than one, actually. If not, I guess I owe you $20.

[@kaylas8199]

I love how she is fixing homes that has bunnies but she doesn’t have to throw away these very nice and expensive hutches, being a guinea pig owner these hutches are great for them she can donate them to guinea pig shelters or hamsters it’s not just for bunnies.

[@achlysz0u859]

On the same page 😂

[@annweston2326]

I totally agree Phantom. Also if the rabbit can stand up in the cage I think it is ok for occasional use especially if you let bunny out for exercise.

[@Defender_messenger]

Right! If gladly take a hutch! I’ve been wanting to make an outdoor area for my pigs but hutches are so expensive!!!!

[@Volpierein]

@Ava Recker I absolutely love this channel but its sooooo hard watching these videos. Hutches are not bad and to try and get rid of one her grandpa built, yikes. That's the biggest nicest hutch Ive seen. There is other ways of caring for a bunny that doesnt mean its bad /: I kind of stopped watching after the first bunny remake because of the insensitivity. I would of asked her to leave if it was me.

[@Moon_samurai128]

Guinea pigs shouldn’t be in hutches. They shouldn’t be outside either. Neither should hamsters.

[@Aced84]

That was very sweet of her to gift you with something after helping her out. A lot of people in the comments section are being super critical, but all these owners reached out for help because they want to make their rabbits lives as comfortable and fulfilling as possible. A person who didn't care wouldn't do that

[@angelinapineiro4364]

Honestly I feel rabbits and hamsters those kind of “practice animals” are always underestimated of their maintenance, and they tend or at least I think they are more maintenance then what you would think they are compared to a dog.

[@SIMplymikki]

I completely agree. I see so many people getting their small kids rabbits or hamsters as pets because they believe that they are easy to take care of and then they dump the animal or give it away because it's more work than they realized it would be. I keep hamsters and mice and they are not easy pets to deal with, just like rabbits are difficult, especially if you have no clue what you are doing. I also have two dogs (husky mixes) and aside from training, dogs are not really all that difficult to care for.

[@gracejordan2333]

i have 2 dogs and i’ve been binging a bunch of pet youtubers lately and they all seem MUCH a harder to take care of than dogs lol

[@lailagrace6168]

Yeah it is soooo sad because people think their just little throw away animals that live a year or so but rabbits can live to like 10 year and you can really bond with them it’s just really sad how people realise they are going to live longer than expected and are a lot more work then just dump them

[@ris8065]

Birds too. Though, thankfully people are beginning to realize that birds are some of the hardest pets to keep in captivity

[@shimizukiyoko4767]

I completely agree. I have a hamster, and have owned 6 in total, and they are NOT good pets for kids!

[@evuii9685]

“Don’t talk about death yet talk about the rabbit” “ok so he was cage aggressive then he went outside and THEN he died”

[@cicileigh393]

@Maryam Wharnsby She's 11. That's how they write their essays, too. :)

[@orgesasylaj2101]

😂😂

[@ashleyn216]

Why am I laughing?

[@studywithkim8996]

I can't believe she said that without hesitation...... I would have ended balling my eyes out... Seriously, how can she have a pet with such a level of affection.....

[@fuzzyrodenttips6858]

Cindy Sherwood hunny no no no I’m actually very good at grammar and I’m 12, I have been writing essays/stories for fun sence I was 8

[@FishBug-fe8bc]

Is no one going to talk about how last episode David was crushing HARD! And now there is a new camera man.

[@elgekok560]

DUDE, YES

[@naomifunatics3933]

I was waiting for someone else to mention that! What happened? Did it make her uncomfortable?

[@FloraVeins]

@@naomifunatics3933 honestly I think she just wanted to bring a girl on the trip cause she's probably staying in a room at a hotel!

[@globmonster7905]

Yessss! I was gonna comment to see if I was the only one who noticed that he was totally into her

[@saliharedza5314]

its probably because david couldn’t come to the UK lmao. and the girl sounds like she has an English accent. She’s probably just a friend who lives in the UK lol

[@fawnwish4092]

Not hating for anything, but I feel she was being pretty disrespectful when she said "Your Grandad built this? Yeah we have to take it to the dumpster or burn it" Just think of all the effort and time he put into building it for his granddaughter...

[@Sky-rx1fe]

Yea but If she kept it she would have probably used it again so she had no choice really

[@aydaddy2722]

I mean she had to be honest

[@Kiara-jk2fi]

I agree! She didn't have to say it like that..

[@46foryounger]

Lorelei is an activist for bunnies pretty much. It ain’t a pretty business to stand up and stand strong on your beliefs and doing what’s right. I think somehow if she was any less tough in those kind of deliveries that it wouldn’t have the impact that it does on the person she’s educating it may be harsh but it’s for the best in the end we’re talking about the difference between an in adamant object and the life of an animal

[@carolanddaryl922]

She could have been more tactful, it was pretty direct.

[@angelcempel9288]

Im that addicted to your videos that I now volunteer at a rabbit rescue centre, and own a bunny of my own. Thanks Lorelei 😊

[@xj4935]

Addicted to watching a 30 year old degrading 12 year olds and being unnecessarily rude? @Angel Chempel?

[@angelcempel9288]

X J No. I enjoy watching a lovely smart lady helping out people who don’t understand the welfare of rabbits. Take your hate elsewhere thanks. Your comment was extremely unnecessary, and uncalled for. If you have a problem with Lorelei’s videos, then look elsewhere.

[@xj4935]

Angel Chempel I understand that she cares for rabbit well fair but she didn’t have to be rude and make that young girl feel like shit. you can see how bad and uncomfortable she made her feel. You shouldn’t be praising that side of a person regardless of what they are trying to do.

[@angelcempel9288]

X J Shes not trying to be harsh on the girl, or any children, she’s just making them understand that owning a pet, or a rabbit in particular is a serious thing. I’m sure it wasn’t intentional what so ever. The people she visits have asked Lorelei for her help, and along with that may be some constructive criticism, but that’s what they signed up for. She’s only trying to help them so they have a better understanding of ownership. Again, if you have a problem with these videos, I recommend you don’t watch them, and not to have a go at people for supporting a channel.

[@wasgutmeinbruder111]

@@xj4935 im so sorry that she has her own opinion, and why are you evan commenting on the video SHE did if you hate HER

[@ansa-maryam]

Someone flying over to a *different* country to help for a rabbit’s life is just *AMAZING.*

[@KG-qg2vp]

The vet found a tumour in my bunnies neck today. They’ve removed it and we’re all anxiously waiting to see if he’ll wake up as he is quite old. Please keep him in your prayers 😭💙

[@kyrijaschlitt1526]

How is he

[@ace-zy4rb]

The GC good luck xx just know whatever happens you’ll always be in his heart

[@kate_d1985]

How is you bunny doing? Xx

[@melaniecyr5306]

😔😔😔

[@annweston2326]

Hope your bunny is ok. Good luck bunny.

[@ivorybear3041]

Lorelei: "do you have banana?" "Yes" Lorelei: *gets excited*

[@sittinghammy3263]

This made my laugh 😂

[@urfriend.millieana]

Lol yes

[@oldart1948]

I love how Lorelei is helping rabbit owners in need and traveling so far and all, but I think she was a bit insensitive. The hutch is beautiful and I'm sure they paid a lot of money for it and the grandfather put in a lot of work to make it. Sad how she suggests to throw it away or burn it -- they could have moved it inside or let the bunny out in it occasionally. I find that my rabbit quite likes the outdoors so I will seasonally let him in his hutch for a few hours. The space too! Compared to most small store bought hutches, that one is giant! I don't see why they couldn't have kept it and let the bunny out once in a while if it was nice out. I don't see why Lorelei sees outdoors as a forbidden space for rabbits, I find that most love it! I just wouldn't go as far as housing a rabbit outdoors year round, I can see the reasoning behind that. Edit: My point is, all rabbits should have the chance to go outdoors if you can. Not all will like it, but those who do should have the option of going outside once in a while. Another Edit: maybe the hutch is a bit small, but still I think the rabbit would have liked to spend like 30 minutes outside to get some fresh air every once in a while. Outdoors are for rabbits too!!

[@semrahidic3630]

I feel like she doesn't understand that domestic rabbits still have wild rabbit instincts. It's still the same species you know. My rabbits both grew up with a lot of outdoor time and get really depressed when they're kept inside for a long time. There are a few studies that show that they need vitamin D, fresh air, and the ability to dig in the dirt. It lowkey bothers me, she treats Lennon more like a human baby than a rabbit, I think that she just thinks she is right and there is no other way to raise rabbits. A LOT of rabbits really don't like to be around people all the time and would rather live outdoors in a large shed or something than live indoors with their humans 24/7

[@vitaluka1854]

My bunnies love running outside for a bit. Though I live in an apartment on the 5th floor so them going outside is just running around on the balcony where there are no predators anyways. I think they just like the temperature change

[@ayeshaarif5243]

Idk bout y'all but my rabbit is hella scared of going outdoors.

[@oldart1948]

@@ayeshaarif5243 Everyone's rabbit is different. Those who like the outdoors should have a chance to go outside.

[@ericay3225]

@@semrahidic3630 it is not the same species

[@michellevictor4876]

Lorelei, I respect your channel and what you do but I feel a few things need to be cleared up here. For a start, your perception on outdoor rabbits is well-meaning but it fails to account for numerous variables. You are correct that outdoor living carries with it a higher risk but that risk of dependent on the knowledge and the efforts by the rabbit parent in providing suitable housing. Keeping rabbits outdoors is common in the UK because we do not have particularly large houses and we are often restricted by rental agreements. We also do not have the same level of threat when it comes to predators and therefore the type of housing is going to vary slightly to that in other countries - for one, we do not need to worry about mountain lions, snakes, or bears. High welfare outdoor housing must be large, protected from the elements, contain insulated shelter, thick wooden or metal framing with galvanised fox-proof mesh, concrete slabs or fox proof mesh beneath the grass, feature multiple hiding and escape routes, and ideally have kickboards and shutters for night and poor weather conditions. Any free-range garden time must be closely supervised and only occur when the owner has appropriately secured their garden and calculated potential risks, just as they would with an indoor rabbit. Outdoors rabbits must never be kept in hutches without large secure runs attached and their enclosures must always be appropriately secured with locks and ideally security cameras. Outdoor rabbits must also be given ample opportunity for their coat to adjust to the seasons and should not be transferred indoors or outdoors during harsh weather as this will result in the rabbit ‘freezing’ or ‘overheating’, as suggested in this video. Yes, rabbits DO need time to acclimate - you should not abruptly bring a rabbit with a fully developed winter coat, who is used to living outdoors in harsh English weathers, indoors and into a heated house as this temperature change can result in overheating. This change MUST be gradual, and you should ensure that your heating is off. Outdoor rabbits, when given the correct environment, are incredibly happy rabbits who can exhibit natural behaviours, such as grazing on grass, digging burrows, binkying and basking in the sunshine. When given the correct environment and care, outdoor rabbits are no more likely to experience poor health than indoor rabbits. The prevalence of disease is no less likely to impact indoor rabbits than outdoor rabbits and as such, the only defence against disease is to vaccinate and ensure appropriate hygiene. The important thing to remember here is that rabbits living indoors and outdoors can be subject to inappropriate housing and care in the hands of inexperienced owners. Those of us who are concerned with providing high welfare care ensure that we provide exemplary housing to our outdoors rabbits and we know that our rabbits are catered for in accordance with their own needs. Not every rabbit enjoys indoor living - some prefer to live like their wild counterparts and spend their days digging in the garden, while others prefer to nap inside by a heater. Some rabbits are particularly affectionate and enjoy human company while others prefer to be left to do their own thing and would rather spend time with their rabbit friends. The one significant exception to this, of course, is when considering single rabbits, who should never be kept alone outdoors. Although arguably, rabbits should always be bonded into pairs and groups as humans are not replacements for the companionship and security of their own kind - single rabbits should be a last resort and not a result of the human deciding that they would prefer a single rabbit. Surely, the right thing to do is to evaluate your rabbit and provide them with an environment that is not only safe but caters to their own desires. I for one have had rabbits who hate being indoors and others who hate being outdoors, and I have always catered to their specific needs and can vouch for the fact that my current free-roam house rabbits are always in a fantastic mood they are able to access the garden. To argue the case that rabbits are designed to live indoors can only be done from the perspective of safety due to their vulnerability as domesticated pets, and not on the basis of behaviour or biological need. Note, your remark about the hypocrisy of the RSPCA stating that rabbits should have access to grass but not be given lawn clippings is incorrect. The RSPCA state that you must not provide lawn clippings due to the fermentation that occurs once the grass has been cut. Cut grass must be given immediately and not allowed to sit, which is what is meant here by ‘lawn clippings’, aka., grass left behind after mowing the grass and has started to ferment. It is not merely a case of the grass being contaminated with gasoline - in fact, electric mowers are commonly used in the UK. Now, as for a few other points…. You are shown to be attempting to bond or tempt the rabbit out with banana and yet you criticise the owner for having provided cabbage. Yet, banana is anything but natural or healthy for rabbits to consume. Fruit is not a natural part of their diet, perhaps with the exception of the occasional wild berry. I know that rabbits go crazy for banana and it has its place, but it shouldn’t be promoted as a healthy treat, particularly in the quantity shown here. You also mention that rabbits can be given fruit or lettuce, not clarifying the fact that lettuce is a generic term and iceberg lettuce should not be fed. If anything, a small amount of cabbage is preferable to feeding banana and other sugar-rich foods. As for the matter of the indoor cage, you are absolutely correct that it is not appropriate for living and that rabbits do not play hide and seek in their cages. However, rabbits MUST always have access to a hiding space of their own, and this cage could have been utilised as such by covering it with a blanket, removing the door and allowing the rabbit to come and go. This could also double up as a litter box and bedding. It is also useful for transporting rabbits for long car journeys and when a rabbit is recovering from surgery and must be on bed rest. There is no reason to discard of the cage, except for in circumstances where you fear that the owner would use the cage as housing and not merely a hiding place, which I assume was the case here. Whilst I generally agree with the majority of what you say in terms of rabbit welfare, it’s important to remember that your perspective is merely your perspective. I know that you keep Lennon alone and that you have used a harness in the past, which is something that most rabbit welfare experts will disagree with. Harnesses are not safe and should be used with absolute caution. Dressing rabbits up for entertainment is also not something UK rabbit welfare experts support and in that sense, we are miles ahead of what I have observed amongst the US rabbit community. As for companionship, it is a simple fact that rabbits thrive in the comfort of their own kind and while it’s possible for a rabbit to be well socialised with humans, we shouldn’t expect them to prefer our company to that of their rabbit friends. Most rescue charities, and even pet shops, stress the importance of keeping rabbits in neutered pairs. I also have to point out that when you picked their rabbit up when it was urinating on the carpet, it wasn’t the safest way to do so. You were very abrupt in the way you did so, especially considering the fact that the rabbit was not well socialised, and you did not support the rabbit's spine properly. Please lower yourself to the ground and scoop the rabbit into your arms, supporting its full body and comforting it. Had the rabbit attempted to kick free here it could very well have ended poorly. I really would recommend that you take the time to visit UK rabbit welfare advocates and see the types of enclosures and living conditions they provide to their rabbits - indoor and out, rather than merely visiting those who are inexperienced. You’ll be surprised to find some incredibly large, safe and secure outdoor setups, with incredibly happy and healthy rabbits. In fact, the majority of outdoor setups by experienced rabbit owners far exceed the space and enrichment as observed in many of the indoor setups you have awarded high marks in previous episodes. If this comes across as harsh then I do apologise, but I know that you value honesty for the sake of animal welfare, so I hope you are able to listen and learn from others too.

[@emmamoffat867]

Thank you for your comment. My rabbits are kept outside (in the UK) and I know it's the best thing for them. They are rescue rabbits from the RSPCA and do not like being touched, they would not be able to handle living inside my home even though that's what I would prefer.

[@lorndasha7281]

This is so well put thank you for your comment! I foster for a UK rabbit charity and she clearly did not research enough on this and has too much of a US-centric perspective.

[@courtneycross867]

Couldn’t agree more with everything you said. 👏🏻🙌🏻 As someone who’s studied animal care and now studying to be a veterinary nurse. You are spot on!

[@wiley3840]

All of these comments are superb. This whole "essay" really reflects what is clearly years of experience and maturity in rabbit welfare. I certainly learned a lot from it. It should be shared elsewhere also. A lot of the comments to this video are helping me gain different perspectives on quality rabbit welfare in different countries. One thing that did strike me was a sort of limited and superficial cultural understanding on Lorelei's part. And the insults to the UK were hurtful and ineffective in promoting quality rabbit welfare. It is important to remember that the young rabbit welfare influencers on KZbin are on their own learning curves and do not by any means have the final word on rabbit welfare. I hope they also understand that. But by going to England and creating this very much mostly positive video, Lorelei was opening up an important cross cultural dialogue on the subject.

[@solaniine_]

Imagine how heart breaking it would've been when she asked to meet the bunny, it was dead. *I would've cried.*

[@axethixsxies4618]

Samee

[@xxcomment4195]

Honestly I kinda felt bad for the girl when she said her grandad built it, and Lorelei told her that she wanted to burn it. Please no hate to Lorelei. Im aware that she is making the right decision. ☺️😊 EDIT: 9 months on and im still active on this comment! i just wanted to thank you all sm for 145 likes! means a lot to me, but most inportantly, make sure not to hate on Lorelei!

[@giselle2813]

I agree. I mean free roaming is still better but the cage was still really nice and big!

[@xxcomment4195]

@@giselle2813 I totally agree!!! :)

[@TheSupercrazychix]

Seriously! That was so disrespectful!

[@Eliza_woods04]

Yeah she could have donated it to a rescue or a shelter or used it as a a nice hidey in the house

[@katieee8809]

@@Eliza_woods04 She didn’t donate it because then another person would use it for their rabbit and it wouldn’t be a good home.

[@ashtontawton1318]

Lorelei, the hay is different because it's from a different country to what you're used to. The grass is British, the farming is British, the mowing happens in England, under different conditions. It's not bad hay, it's just different. Please don't be so rude. Fresh grass is not a problem for rabbits, if they're eating it fresh from the ground, or if it's been hand picked. It's not good for them when it's smushed up from a lawnmower, we rarely have 'gasoline' or petrol lawnmowers in the UK so that point is invalid. Please don't be so rude. At the 07:00 approx mark, you can see how uncomfortable that little girl feels. Yes, make your point that rabbits need a good and comfortable life, but please don't be so rude. There was absolutely no need to throw away the indoor hutch. My rabbit free roams a huge indoor space, and has the cage open with her litter box inside. She hops in and out when she wants to wee or poo and sometimes has little naps in there. There was just no need for it to be thrown away. As for the comments you made about her grandfather's handmade hutch, give an opinion in a tactful and polite way... please don't be so rude. You clearly hadn't heard of the RSCPA prior to visiting this family, so please don't make comments on a national institution. They have nearly 200 years of work in this country, their work is based on very considered research and history. If you disagree with their advice, that's up to you, but have some respect and decorum, and quite frankly, please don't be so rude. I understand and respect the work you're doing, but you are giving the rabbit community a bad name with your closed mindedness and communication style. The positive comments your videos receive are mostly from teenagers or children who look up to you, but any adult followers are going to see this as a disrespectful, and embarrassing bit of footage.

[@courtneymiller9390]

I very much agree. The indoor hutch can also be used as a hideout, a safe zone. I love how knowledgeable she is but she delivers the knowledge in a poor way.

[@galaxy_mooncat779]

Ashton Lewsey I 100% agree

[@galaxy_mooncat779]

mssheltn1 are you in the uk

[@alicenash5513]

I agree, the fact that their grandfather built the outdoor hutch and she suggested burning it really shocked me. You could tell they felt quite uncomfortable to reject any of her advice even though a lot of it was simply her opinions.

[@heatherscott7026]

Look, sorry to be disrespectful but hay is hay. Grass is grass. It doesn't change depending on the country ❤️

[@AprilAnn]

Because of you I learned so much on how to care for my bunny Lorelei you’re a godsend not only for me but to bunnies from all around the world. Thank you ☺️

[@czw2022]

"They like banana... it's like their heroin" My dad shares a little bit of his banana with my two bunnies every morning, and they absolutely RIOT if he walks past their enclosure in the mornings without giving them their fix!

[@luxaetheria711]

BAHAHAHHA

[@aprilhackbarth]

Lol

[@aleksandrakostic9184]

My bunny doesn't eat bananas. I don't know why. Everytime i give it to him he just smells it and runs away.

[@EtherealSpaceGoddess]

Claire O 😂😂😂

[@Imogen_.]

Aleksandra Kostić same with my rabbit well my rabbit won’t even eat vegetables or fruit so we have to give him high quality pellets lol

[@x_overkll_x507]

I don’t even own any bunnies and never have, but I love them so much and I admire how much pride you take in helping people and educating as well, seeing you cry just solely because your seeing Apollo in a happy environment and not at some kind of shelter is just…it shows how much you love and care for these creatures. :(

[@PackofWeirdos]

9:39 Why?? It's nice that Lorelei cares about the bunnies well being and safety and everything, but to say stuff like that about a hutch, that the kids grandpa built for her...that's not nice. Saying to throw it away and burn it... I think it looks decent, and if it shouldn't be meant for a rabbit, then it could at least be used for another animal, maybe guinea pigs or rats or something?

[@walktheearth7878]

Spooky Exactly. I found that extremely disrespectful. Lorelei, if you read this, please lose the holier than thou attitude, girl.

[@aaindahouse]

Agreed.

[@jennypennysofenny]

Yeah like I get you have a strong stance on rabbit care but you dint have to be so judgemental about it come on

[@me-zw9kc]

Not suitable for guinea pigs OR rats. ive had both and they will die within a few days outside in a hutch. They can't handle heat or the cold.

[@PackofWeirdos]

@@me-zw9kc Not what I meant exactly. Just dismantle the hutch if possible and bring it indoors, or set up a building around it that includes a heating/cooling system. I've had rodents and would never think of putting them outside XD

[@UrR4ya]

i have two Rabbits and I've been following your instructions in the growing beautifully

[@calikat_5680]

The second I saw the brother’s name I started thinking “They call me Tiago, I don’t know who’s Margo” 😂

[@hello_there9715]

CaliKat _56 lol same

[@marysolroman6501]

FRR lmao he was cute too

[@jadeisla5421]

Lol, same!!!

[@jadeisla5421]

@@marysolroman6501 he was tho...

[@pennilessdeity2198]

Sammmeee 😂😂

[@tsubasangel]

Lorelai is doing amazing work. I love her passion for rabbits and educating people so that more rabbits can live better happier lives. Honestly her dedication to increasing the level of care for rabbits is amazing. Thank you Lorelai!

[@macyhowalt9892]

her critical way of speaking to them comes from passion. she is just wanting the absolute best for the rabbit and I feel like we are all over looking it.

[@saigeelizabeth8887]

Instead of throwing out the cage i just converted it to a big litter box

[@help..4057]

Saige Elizabeth or a safe area

[@elgekok560]

yup

[@TehMakeUpMage]

@@NonAnonymousWeirdo same, my cat looks at my bunny like hes a stack and I have to watch them very carefully. My dog gets along really well with the dog and the cat, but I have to keep the cat in my room at night cos I live with other people

[@phoebexofficialx1390]

I keep the door open and place a blanked over it and put fleece Inside and my bunnies cuddle up In it and sleep On top Of it

[@hannahx8636]

good idea

[@haleykroepfl851]

Yikes this was quite insensitive and narrow-minded at points. Don't get me wrong, Lennon lives a fabulous life with Lorelei and I don't want to discredit that, but her way isn't the only way for rabbits to live successfully. I personally think it's actually a bit limiting to have a rabbit strictly indoors and to never experience supervised time outdoors; I have never seen my house bunny happier than when sprinting at full speed across a fenced-in yard. And from my experience working at a shelter and having the misfortune of people insisting on telling me all the horrible ways they let their rabbits die (dog ate them, kid squished them, etc), the U.S. is NOT superior in bunny ownership. Even my current foster bunny was rescued from an adult couple that kept their bunnies outdoors and were planning on dumping the sweet girl because she refused to be a breeding machine. Poor ownership can happen anywhere, it's all about compassionate education. And also, a great form of enrichment for a bunny is to *not* have a bowl. Scattering their pellets allows them to feel like they are foraging for their food, which is a natural instinct. The whole bowl insistance thing sounds more like a personal preference on keeping things neat rather than considering how the rabbit might actually enjoy a little searching. Anyway, I appreciate what this series strives to accomplish. People everywhere can benefit from seeing how amazing rabbits are when given proper living arrangements and care. The look on kid's faces when I tell them my bunny doesn't have a cage and snuggles in bed with me will always be priceless, so keep up the good work in education 👏

[@rileyferg]

Why does this not have more likes?

[@romypage7327]

i mean this is true i mean Rabbits need to go outside.

[@Poly_Bunny_A.M]

Yup But one thing They let the bunny live outside in a hutch in a place like With England weather

[@unacellular6554]

THANK YOU, SOMEONE IN THE COMMENTS WHO ACTULLY SPEAKS THE TRUTH 😭😭😭❤️

[@rileighparnham2749]

@@romypage7327 They do not need to go outside. You might want to do more research.

[@JamIAm211]

Lorelei is incredible and so kind-hearted! She goes out of her way to help people with there rabbit situations and even goes around the world to help them! I appriciate everything she does 💌🤝

[@mccallartllc]

Yes she is a amazing woman 😊 I been watching her videos 7 years i been wanting a bunny I am waiting to be free from a abusive relationship then I will be ready to bunny proof I got work on a safety plan to get away

[@эвелин-ч8ы]

My heart stopped for a moment when she said "that's a chinchilla" lmao

[@bffworld1]

its a breed of rabbit

[@isas8627]

LMAOO deadass I was confused asf at first... they bunny proofing for a chinchilla?? But then she continued 🤣

[@mialuther117]

nata.dawn no kidding

[@Zhy-Fi.X]

...Rabbit***

[@heartosky7366]

xd

[@barbarawong3786]

"they love banana is Like their heroin" Me:feeds my rabbit banana My rabbit:sniffs it and hops away Edit:I know likes don't matter but I'm just shocked bc I never get more than 2 likes tysm!!

[@ireneray2558]

Mine doesn't like bananas too

[@abiabi54]

Same! 😂

[@fugotones]

Wolfy u might wanna go see a vet lol

[@chibi4062]

Same here lol

[@mimthyss]

Maybe she just meant the chinchilla rabbit species or whatever idk lol

[@liamgibson7333]

29:50 Loreli: now for the long journey home. Kid in the back: yay

[@CadenceCanCreate]

I paused the video to look at comments and then I got to your comment and realized that I paused right at 29:50 😅

[@Charlene13]

All animals deserve to live happy healthy and loved no matter what size

[@kellyschneider1458]

Yes I agree

[@heathercofer9870]

YOU DONT KNOW HOW LONG I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VID!❤️

[@EggHeadJo]

"My Grandad made me this" "Can we put it on fire?"

[@EggHeadJo]

@Janiah Torres Oh it is rude, I know she has good intentions but there's ways of talking to somebody who's young.

[@EggHeadJo]

@Janiah Torres Why did you reply to my comment? 😂

[@cicileigh393]

This is what bothers me about her. Not everyone can have a rabbit running around the house. She's single, not sure she even works outside her apartment. Her perspective would change if she ever got married and had kids. Rabbits have live in hutches for YEARS and that one was actually pretty nice. And what a sweet grandpa for building it!! L puts people down too much.

[@EggHeadJo]

@@cicileigh393 Personally I agree with most of what you're saying but I also don't agree with rabbits being in hutches. It's so dangerous for them and there's hardly any room to even run around. If you can't afford a rabbit then don't buy one.

[@tbysctt]

I would donate it to some who has A hamster or ginnie pig

[@asratahir3607]

I literally cried at the end,the poor bunny found a amazing loving home from a shelter all thanks to you.❤️😩😢

[@samkreblin5042]

Lorelei is such a sweet, loving person. Her passion for bunnies is amazing. I love to watch people helping animals in need. Say hi to Lennon for me!

[@scarlettew-k1989]

The RSPCA is a thing in Australia to

[@scarlettew-k1989]

Oh sorry I didn’t no the point is it’s not just a thing in England

[@fablefriendsco]

thankfully our RSPCA here is better educated about rabbits and rabbit care (or at least the ones here in the ACT). I work closely and volunteer with my local one and they are pretty on the ball about rabbit care. However I can’t speak for the rest of the country

[@jessicatherese4261]

I’m from Australia and even the rspca here is pretty shamed upon and most people prefer private adoption centres however Australian rspca is admittedly more educated then the uk one it seems

[@mcbusted1985]

Jessica Therese in Scotland it’s the SSPCA. But when I adopted Tim they asked less questions than Pets at Home...

[@Beautybabez22]

The RSPCA literally have their required sized for a rabbit to be the size of an A4 piece of paper. They don’t give a fuck about rabbits, as long as they have water and shelter they don’t care how the rabbits are treated.

[@jamestheservicedog8014]

Honestly you have to love someone who is honest and straight forward. I believe this woman is amazing and thank god she has educated me before I got a rabbit, or else it would not be cared for properly. I don’t have enough space, and time for a rabbit, let alone it’s a lot of responsibility. Any time I see a post on Instagram, Facebook, whatever about someone getting a rabbit I always suggest her. I believe this exceptional woman deserves nothing but love and affection from rabbits and rabbit owners.

[@kathrynnelson7030]

You don’t need to throw it away it could be left open as a bedroom area for him

[@themanwhoman5758]

That's what I did to my rabbit It has a small cage that I turned into a bed thingy

[@nicolerichard07]

Yeah I agree she could make it a litter box or something

[@kaylarose9012]

I think it was a bit too bid and just an unnecessary amount of space taken up.. the room looked bigger after it was taken out :) ..it was quite a small room

[@laceyb124]

Yea!

[@alessandraferreira2364]

Kathryn Nelson exactly. Or even used as the litter box! She is not being flexible or realistic at all.

[@OliviaBunny-j8g]

Thank you, Lorelei, for being the bunny advocate and helping educate people!❤

[@thecartercrew3725]

My bunny's enjoying his nightly veggies while we're watching this 🐰🐾💜 Also, I'm crying for those bunnies that died 😭😭😭

[@s.knaturegirl9895]

Bunnies died in this I'm not that far in

[@MissMarch-vy3mn]

I was shocked that the vet said to just wait it out. That couldn't have possibly been a pocket pet vet. You don't wait out a bunny hunger strike. Lack of appetite is a key sign that something is horribly wrong. They need help the sooner the better once you notice a lack of food digestion. My wee man turned his nose to his favourite treat one morning and I knew something was wrong. The pocket pet vet (an hour away) wasn't in until that evening. I was on pins in needles waiting for the trip. They said it was very lucky that I (a first time bunny owner) noticed the problem and sought help immediately because he was in full stasis and most likely wouldn't have made it the night. What kind of pain must that be? To have your entire system freeze up. I couldnt imagine. And I couldn't imagine someone expecting me to wait it out.

[@shigaraki9816]

Miss March1978 the same thing happened to me a week ago today my bunny of about 8 months hadnt eaten in several hours but i was told to wait even after another day had passed i was still told to wait (god knows why) and he passed away and i felt so rediculously bad because he was clearly in pain and no one did anything about it.

[@MissMarch-vy3mn]

@@shigaraki9816 I'm so very sorry for your loss. That is such a sad situation to hear of. My experience taught me that I need to have my research done and a specialty vet on my contacts list. I was so unprepared for that situation and I'm just very lucky that I managed to find one an hour away. The average vet (not knocking their amazing knowledge and contribution to saving animals daily) has not a lot of experience in dealing with pocket pets. Often, they will just defer treatment or recommend a specialty vet. Unfortunately, in my area at least, they are few and far between. What was your little ones name? Breaks my heart to hear of any bun passing. ❤

[@silly4147]

Okay so no one is gonna talk about the fact that the girl's older brother called modern rappers lil yachy and lil moosy 😂 24:04

[@OppaiMelonn]

he's hella CUTTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE like no?? cAN't just be me

[@ronaldweasley4016]

Oppai Tuna british people are hella cute lmao

[@jyes124]

Oppai Tuna RIGHTTT

[@LennonTheBunny]

Who else cried at the end??? P.S. That's my song playing!

[@charlottelondyn8861]

Lennon The Bunny me

[@jadelynn6904]

Haven’t watched it all yet but I will enjoy the video 🐰

[@thecartercrew3725]

I'm already crying thinking of those babies left outside. In the UK I'd also be worried about Myxomatosis. Have you visited Speedy the Cheeky House Bunny there yet?

[@mar9792]

Lennon The Bunny sadly me

[@adelinaortiz3759]

I'm sad cause all of my other rabbits ran away and died

[@oatsthedog]

You are doing great work lorelei! I wish more people were like you.

[@dogmaster3314]

You’re telling me LORELI WAS A 2 HOUR DRIVE AWAY FROM ME

[@itslittlemisspeyton3175]

WOW

[@livvy2890]

Me tooo! It’s so unfair 😭🇬🇧

[@lemlomm]

She was 20 mins away from me 😩

[@dogmaster3314]

Ya gurl just realised she got a heart.... AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@royaazizi]

For me 20 min :OOO

[@jocelynn9744]

i like this series but when you said “that will be hard to throw away, can we set it on fire?” she seemed upset and uncomfortable

[@camall2812]

Juth Beauty But she also laughed

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

She was trying to help. lol

[@rachaelnwaoha3543]

It’s nervous laughter. It was rude to say, that’s something her grandfather built it, probably means more to her besides holding that stupid rabbit

[@venisareynolds2040]

Rachael Nwaoha It's not "Stupid" Stop being rude. It doesn't cost you ANYTHING to be nice. 😒

[@TuberoseKisser]

They shouldn't have gotten at rabbit at all.

[@rushabhbhakta7181]

This is so cute that it’s physically painful to watch in the most wonderful of ways.

[@ryanblack9982]

I agree its soo cute amazing video

[@flyingdolphin6021]

Awww bless you guys!! I live in the UK and have an indoors bunny. Can’t imagine him living outdoors in the cold by himself. He’s got a big play pen to nap and spend his time while I work and can’t supervise him, but he also spends at least 4 hours free roaming in my living room and kitchen every day. My favourite time of the day is when I lie down on the floor every evening when he’s free roaming and he comes to me to give me kisses and then demands to be smoothed and petted. He’s the best remedy after a long stressful day and can’t imagine my life without him ❤️❤️❤️

[@Katizac]

I’ve had my bunny for a few years. I started watching her and I ended up getting a 2nd bunny for company. I expanded their cage, changed from bottle to bowl water. Added more toys and now I’m convincing my parents to free roam my bunnies in my room 😊

[@imsoooboredjaehyun]

I wish i can free roam my 2 rabbits but they r not spayed yet (btw r urs spayed) and they like to go and chew and hide behind small spaces

[@easytoslipE2S]

Mine is fenced in an area about 10feet by 5 feet, she's super happy, just loving life. Not sure you absolutely have to free roam to have a happy bun. Also the vet quoted me $600 for the spay, which I found absolutely ridiculous. Bad enough they charge $100 for a vet visit and a whopping $30 to trim nails. Price gougers.

[@manasbaranwal]

@@imsoooboredjaehyun well you dont need them to be spayed you can make a spray with alovera water vineger apple juice and something thats slippery but safe for rabbits and spray whatever you dont want chewed with it it wont like the taste so itl stop chewing your whatevr you dont want chewed so yes hope that helped

[@manasbaranwal]

@@easytoslipE2S well same thing but you need vet visits and nail yrims but you dont neeed spays just use a alovera aaple juice and vineger andbsomething not sticky but safe for rabbits

[@jessj4205]

YEESSSS Thank you!!! You’re really making all the difference!!

[@sarahj8039]

I smiled through this whole video. I love seeing rabbits getting a better life. Hugs from my rabbits Raven and Thea❤️

[@ellaatkinson4867]

Lorelei seems kinda rude in this vid for some reason but i love her but idk why but she just seems rude in this vid

[@i.criiii]

in a way shes being rude but im prettty sure shes just trying to find the nicest way to tell them what they did wrong

[@cpenner7086]

It is because she hates outdoor rabbits without acknowledgeing the fact that you CAN keep rabbits outdoors but it takes more work to do it. I do not likenher attiutude towards outdoor rabbits. I do agree with most of what she says but not with you CAN'T EVER have an outdoor rabbit.

[@symphonysonic8643]

I was impressed she could keep her cool!

[@annweston2326]

@@cpenner7086 i'd just be worried about cat's or foxes getting to my rabbits at night also the cold if it was outdoors. I would put my rabbit in an outdoor pen during the day if it was a nice sunny day but not too hot. Good for bunny to get some fresh air.

[@annweston2326]

@ForestofTooMuchFood don't have coyotes where I am from.

[@ari-nn5rf]

Lorelei with bunnies: 🥰💘💗😍😊💞 Lorelei with people: 🤯🤬😑😡🙄😤 Me: **me dies of laughter** 😂💀 *stolen :v*

[@mickeymouse7432]

maybe she's not a people person

[@globmonster7905]

That’s basically my mom but with dogs lol

[@elham2740]

Thats not true lorelei is hiod woth both people and animals

[@michellelonskiy8882]

Mickey Mouse I know I’m not a people person 😂 when we have guests I just hide in my room

[@adoptmegamer8000]

This is so true sometimes I get frustrated like bunnies can’t even understand but you still have to be nice to them but people they can understand what you say so that can hurt them it’s just not right

[@hibiscuspetal1026]

This family seems so sweet. I’m glad you helped give their bunny a better life!

[@theothertoni4698]

As someone from the UK, my rabbit got regular access outside and lived in our heated shed. I think there's nothing wrong with having an outdoor bunny as long as you're responsible and make sure at night time/when you can't watch it, it's secured and warm. ALso... not sure why the indoor cage was asked to be removed... could be used as a litter box? Interesting too see the UK and USA diufferences though

[@aimee.de3e]

Toni Broad exactly my 2 rabbits live in the shed and we put them in a run everyday

[@molzdeequine6885]

I agree with everythin ya have typed i honestlt dont see a prob with outdoor rabbits. I use to have a rabbit that lived out her whole life ..13 years she had a hutch and we gave her food and water and she had plenty of grass and had a dirt area in which she made a burrow. I feel like indoor rabbits dont get to do all the natural things like burrowing/diging or foriging and was overall a very happy bunny

[@mireyalozano6121]

Ya that doesn’t seem bad but doesn’t your bunny get lonely?

[@molzdeequine6885]

@@mireyalozano6121 she was quite an anti social rabbit and alough she did enhoy a few pets she was okay she had alot of neighbour hood cats come chill and sleep with her inc our own cat at the time. And we would go out and spend time with her when we were home.

[@mangledcrow9470]

yes i agree with that i just commented the same thing..

[@heathercofer9870]

Where’s David?😢

[@Bianca-qh5kh]

Yo srsly actually...where is David????

[@alinaxx979]

Omg yeah I just realised

[@ΦατμίραΡεσουλι]

@Bunnymom Johnson he is not her bf

[@ΦατμίραΡεσουλι]

@Bunnymom Johnson umm... I dont think so but ok

[@ΦατμίραΡεσουλι]

um ok

[@namtiddies9523]

You made the introduction sound so professional, My dad asked me “What show is that” and I burst out laughing 😂😂😂😂

[@adriennequimby3983]

1:40 Lorelei: “It’s cold guys!” Me: you ain’t seen cold then

[@neniaemm6127]

I feel sorry for her if she ever visits Scotland in winter.

[@easytoslipE2S]

that's what it's all about guys, who's toughest and smartest lol nothing else matters in internet comments

[@cmd3435]

New York with 19 degree weather: 👁👄👁

[@kittenlover-si1yw]

Honestly you need to live in Canada to know true cold

[@austin17721]

@@cmd3435 Fahrenheit? That’s only -7°c it gets up to -30°c (86°f)

[@vintc7323]

i had a bunny when i was 6 and now i realize how i horible i treated him😭 Thank you Lorelei for teaching people how to really treat their rabits and i hope no one treats another rabit like a did💙

[@Dragonknight2711]

19:40 Outdoor bunnies definitely do need time to acclimate to living indoors, especially from September till May. They will already have a winter coat by then, so taking them inside can be very dangerous (it can cause heat stroke amongst other things)! Only ever take an outdoor bunny inside during summer when they don't have a winter coat. Or if they are ill and can't keep themselves warm. And then start with keeping it in a colder room first so they can acclimate. The same goes the other way around, don't put indoor bunnies outside during the winter, not even for a little while, because they don't have a winter coat and they are more likely to get ill or even die from the temperature shock.

[@Lisamariexoxox]

This is so incredible, amazing, inspiring! Everything. You are sooooo inspiring in so many ways. I hope you continue and do these videos because we all love them and we all love seeing how much you can change a bad situation into a great situation. These videos are so touching in so many ways. Love you Lorelei & Lennon!!💓💓💓💓

[@ceeohjay_]

Oh man, this one got me good, what a lovely family, thank you for coming to the UK.

[@ilincaa0919]

4:19 poor girl🥺 look how she's trying to keep it cool and not cry bc of her past rabbits it's sad,it's ok to cry 🥺

[@freyarosechannel]

When she said leading to a dog I nearly had a heart attack 😖😖🤐🤐🤯🤯🤯

[@dannihenson3420]

Honestly an older dog, with a scooper service and a yard is easier then most animals. Fish suck, high maintenance. Small mammals chew and need litter. Reptiles habitat needs constant maintenance.

[@petpalace1416]

Yeah rabbits can live up to 15 years and they can be more work than a dog

[@souadhamlaoui6123]

Good for you

[@zayleria8063]

i really need her to come to my house because my parents wont let me keep my two bunnies inside and im so worried for them and one of my bunnies is sharing a small cage with all its babys

[@starryshi5756]

Tell them why or let them have some playtime inside or show them her channel

[@itskindofafunnystory...3237]

Give your rabbits away to someone who can give them a good life

[@lilbunniiee]

i really hope she sees this comment and offers advice if she cant make it to you!

[@fundy2555]

Omg im sorry but u need to get them inside just talk to them

[@stranger4174]

Valerina Schmirkovich It’s hard to give them away. My bunny is in poor living conditions but, we love her. I want to litter box train her, I want to wake up to her by my side but my mum would never cope.

[@krishankalia9990]

Amazing video! You are so kind to be doing this and helping people help their rabbits! It is so cool you did this in a different country! This just shows how much you love and care about rabbits!

[@onlyabs]

“American people do it the right way” Every other country: *triggered*

[@jenniferturrell9794]

Abby Dennis from what Lorelei says I honestly think Americans do it the right way (most of the time) I remember when I got my bunnies (I’m in the UK) my mum said it was stupid to keep them indoors and they should be outdoors but I kept them indoors anyway.

[@ronaldweasley4016]

Abby Dennis yeah, because pet smart is SUCH a good and educated shop *sarcastic*

[@sambunnyfluff9810]

I’m in South Africa and my bunnies are indoor

[@elliaderbyshire7935]

Jennifer Turrell not so much with hamsters tho

[@1337Molly]

Sweden is the best at animal care. Here there’s laws and a ton of rules

[@beac1798]

there’s a reason the rspca exists here, it’s usually because they’re actually professionals that know what they’re on about. not random americans coming over to just say what’s wrong and nothing constructive

[@WitchesEnvy]

rspca don't know everything even if they are professionals and she's not random she knows what she's doing the family chose to bring her there to help them because they knew what the rspca was saying to them was wrong :)

[@beac1798]

Jurina Chu i didn’t say the rspca was right but she was quite rude about it and could’ve gone about educating them a better way

[@WitchesEnvy]

@@beac1798 from what i see that just how she talks that's her vibe but you might be right in that i'm gonna watch more videos to see how she acts then make a final like conclusion

[@elgekok560]

is not like she didn't state almost the exact same thing herself after

[@charlotteequestrian8111]

What about how here was a starving horse tied by near where I live? They did absolutely nothing

[@cupkate_]

I just wanted to say thank you so much for telling other people this it hurts me that things like this are happening but someone like you could fix it thank you

[@andrewchernih1797]

I think it was beautiful how lorelei cried because she loves bunnies soooo much and how she wanted it to have a good life

[@stellacates1946]

This literally killed me, your so kind and helpful, I was like crying because this poor rabbit went to a tiny cage to an amazing life all because of you. You are a blessed person... keep on saving these rabbits

[@rubyascencio5133]

She kept saying "In the U.S" as if our animal care is much better. I hope that hamster she had wasn't kept in a critter trail.

[@chrystal8641]

The UK's standards for small pets such as hamsters are actually higher then the USA and their "pet store cages" are actually good shape and the size of some guinea pig/rabbit cages in the US.

[@rubyascencio5133]

@@chrystal8641 I'm so glad to hear that! I have to use bin cages in order to find a large enough option

[@brookek.4510]

She was saying in terms of the rescuers and the pet enthusiasts it is frowned upon. Not the entire pet industry

[@rubyascencio5133]

@@brookek.4510 yeah but I don't think comparing to the U.S. in general helped spread that.

[@brookek.4510]

@@rubyascencio5133 right, our care in the US is generally crap. It is awful but that is why these youtubers are so important

[@rizcore]

I love that the mom talks super duper fast its easier to understand and isn't time consuming

[@AdventureBunnys]

Really?😅 I don't understand a thing... It's to fast

[@rizcore]

@@AdventureBunnys lmao slow the video down

[@ShirleyAlonso-d8s]

You are a blessing to all bunnies😊. God has given you the gift to help and do the most you can, advocating for these loving animals. You are on a mission that God has set out for you to complete . May He continue to empower you on your journey near & far. From one bunny lover to another. Congrats on your new creation🙏💯❣️

[@gambino123stanzistanzi4]

“They love banana it’s like their heroine” am I the only one that actually found that funny 😂 Edit: thx for the likes guys :)

[@luanamoonlight3068]

yea you tell that to my bunny... she hates Banana... won't even get close to it...

[@meleshi1994]

@@luanamoonlight3068 yep, my 2 dont like them either. If I want to give a little piece to them they run away. Also my 3. rabbit might be allergic to them.

[@waynewesley3528]

i did

[@worldinred4406]

My rabbits hate banana

[@AmuJaneTV]

Yep you could say that again Lola and Jungkook love bananas as well as apples and strawberries

[@myaanderson202]

Does anyone ever notice that Lorelei doesn’t like the comments that are judgement or feedback

[@courtneymiller9390]

I sure have lol. I don't think she likes it when we have our own opinions.

[@oseashernandez9456]

It could be rude sometimes. you know...

[@angelabarrera24]

Yeah, she hates hearing the truth about herself.

[@angelabarrera24]

@@oseashernandez9456 Lorelei IS rude. So if she gets a rude comment, then she probably deserves it.

[@oseashernandez9456]

Ok but that is what you think

[@ohthatsnathan928]

FINALLY, an episode where the vibes don’t make me uncomfortable 😂 she’s progressively getting nicer so that’s, well, that’s good

[@stopmotiongod1790]

very slowly

[@jprince7954]

This is nicer? I'm only a little ways into this video and paused it to the comments, because omg... This is her first video of this type that I've seen. She clearly doesn't interact with children a lot because that was some mad disrespect and insensitivity she had going on... Might finish this episode just for the cringe factor, but then stop supporting her channel at all because she is quite terrible.

[@mjmcnay3448]

Good for you, Lorelai for trying to stand up for what is right! I always try to do that with my work and I usually get a lot of crap from people who don’t appreciate me telling them the truth… But we’re here to help people and help rabbits and if other people don’t like the truth too bad

[@oliviachin-yue2491]

I'm getting a bunny soon and i'm so exited. Your channel has helped me so much! 😝

[@HorseGurlCassi]

Did anyone catch where she said in the beginning intro she’s traveled all over the world to spread rabbit welfare when it’s her first time in London

[@angelabarrera24]

@White Rabbit she's full of herself. She thinks she knows better than everyone else, but she doesn't.

[@mackenziebrown9518]

Ayla Parker ok but London isn’t the only other country in the world...

[@mackenziebrown9518]

Angela Barrera regarding rabbits, she probably does know a lot more then an average person on rabbits

[@angelabarrera24]

@@mackenziebrown9518 says you. I don't care how much she knows. She's a snob.

[@allthatheavenwillallow2933]

@White Rabbit the family literally had two bunnies dying before because of neglect

[@isabelrubio9831]

am i the only one who noticed she kept talking about how she lives in la and that stuff

[@BeauteOr]

Ivy R that place sucks !

[@elaine2043]

BeauteOr it’s not that bad...despite the prices skyrocketing on things i love living in LA. I mean i’ve lived here all my life but i have traveled a bit and i love it here. I wouldn’t say it sucks but it does have much room for improvement

[@BeauteOr]

Elaine 4 ever kpop lover Sorry i didn t want to insult all people leaving in LA . Yes , there is Hollywood bdv ... but so much poverty, homeless everywhere, rats , human poops .... it s so huge , it’s depend to where you leave . I have no doubt that you love where you are and that s it s a nice place. As you say it very well, there is place to improve but as everywhere ! What I don’t like with Lorelei , it s that typical way of thinking that everything is better in the US . She talked to this young girl like trash . I’m a mum and nobody will never talk to my kids like that. If USA was so great you wouldn’t have people on death row, that s barbaric , you will have a decent system for health ( I know we are the French exception but try something different ) , your veterans are treated like trash . Please Lorelei don’t lecture us on the beautiful strore you have full of product full of gmo . She s 30 but acting like a 20 , no wonder she just leave with Lennon ! But, I didn’t want to offended you Elaine . I wish you all the best !

[@TheEjimenez]

Ivy R yeah it was annoying

[@CamrynGraham]

i heard her say she’s from LA once MAYBE twice💀

[@doylestewart5606]

Girl you are the best person I’ve ever met for doing that you stay strong keep doing what you’re doing help others you’re doing well in life

[@sankeyable]

Aww.The hutch was something special from the grandad.They could of kept it for playtime.He would like to explore

[@ghostie3069]

Ikr I just feel so bad for them because Lorelei didn’t have to be so mean about the hutch

[@kiwikinzo_o]

fr i had a hutch in my room. the bunny was still free-roam and i just left the hutch open for it to go hide in it play in whenever it wanted. didn’t lock him up so it’s fine

[@quariiick]

@@ghostie3069 EXACTLY! I watched the girl just agree with Lorelei and I knew she felt horrible…

[@quariiick]

@@kiwikinzo_o Omg that is a good idea!! I’ve been thinking about that. Like I keep a hutch in a bunny safe room and keep it open 24/7. Thats a good idea!

[@quariiick]

I know the grandad spent love and time building that. Just for it to get called garbage/trash? Ok, wow.

[@skyedalene5773]

I'm from the UK and I'm actually really embarrassed of their bunny care standards. Like seriously, how dare they?!

[@vincentsky4912]

some weird laws on that lil island no offense

[@hildamay2591]

@@vincentsky4912 american

[@vincentsky4912]

@@hildamay2591 Canadian

[@ImaniJones1]

Don’t be embarrassed, it’s not you making the standards. It is awful, but you’re not. Remember that

[@axethixsxies4618]

I am getting my bunny from let's at home tho is that OK since ur from the UK

[@aliyahp9969]

The mom was so chill and understanding. So go with the flow.. I would have been ready to go off talking to my daughter like that (in the beginning)

[@brinleydickie1465]

Thank you so much for making such a difference in this world by saving Lives and your not just bunnies but you also saving people mind sets about bunnies. Thank you

[@tasha_111_]

I love how open minded they seemed to be and I swear I don’t want to be mean or come off overly judgmental but how could they tell you straight to your face that they’ve watched your videos for months and months yet everything that had anything to do with their rabbit was so wrong even on the easy and common sense stuff..?? 🤔😑 that part is extremely confusing to me since your videos are nothing short of free information videos showing and explaining literally EVERYTHING there is to know about rabbits and your channel is an encyclopedia of how to care for them step by step in such detailed explanations.. I’m so glad you were able to help little Apollo have a much better life INDOORS lol You do so much for bunnies everywhere so thank you for all the time and effort you give bunnies and their humans when they need it most 🙏 💯 🐰 💕 👏

[@stacyknight7556]

tasha 111 I do agree, however, because of the cultural differences they were obviously getting mixed messages and were probably just confused which is why they were asking for help ☺️

[@myaanderson202]

Right, okay. I really have had a lot of help from this channel with my bunny but I find it very, very annoying when people think they can tell people what to do and the RSPCA are a very, very large organisation and even though America is bigger , doesn’t mean it’s right! It’s absolutely great that you are trying to help people be better at taking care of there rabbits but ‘educating’ the RSPCA that’s just annoying. I’m really, really trying not to hate, and I’m trying to be careful about that but I’ve noticed that Lorelei is very ‘right ur doing it wrong’ person and that she tells people what to do a lot , and u can also see other people getting annoyed at it too. I really don’t like this series and that Lorelei gets to go around houses and throw stuff in the bin. I mean Malaya’s grandpa built that and u seriously wanted to throw it away and set it on fire. I sincerely hope u don’t take offence and I’m not trying to give hate I just think it’s a very undermining project, to go and tell people how look after animals and pointing out the smallest most insignificant mistake. I really, really do hope u don’t take offence and I really am trying not to hate

[@angelabarrera24]

She thinks she knows better than everyone.

[@JH-vi3ty]

I definitely understand where u are coming from, she should have re used the old cage into something else but other than that I think she did a good job in making the rabbits living area better. There are alot of risk to keeping a domesticated rabbits outside. And I do think she was quite blunt with the way she worded things but I think I she just has alot of passion for rabbit keeping.

[@lesleydunsmuir793]

But the rspca is shit

[@valeriexx4481]

she literally said its not her job to educate them

[@nicolemstatler]

Mya Anderson this is your second comment I’ve ran into scrolling down. You clearly are so triggered by this video lmao

[@limabean22]

“Only a crazy rabbit lady would think a litter box is pretty” Me: you’re not crazy! You’re *bananas* 😎

[@axethixsxies4618]

I guess I'm bananas too lol

[@urfriend.millieana]

Omg LOL

[@crystalheart1186]

I love bunnies! But can’t have one yet!! But I love these videos. I can’t actually believe you came all the way to Britain! I feel honoured. Although I’m waiting patiently until it’s safe for a bunny! (I have a dog that’s roughly 8, and had her since I was 18 and moved out. We have a hamster! And know how important floor space is. So wouldn’t want anything less than a free roam bunny. I have loads of room in the living room/dinning room but no spare rooms- so I love these episodes! To see exactly how we bunny proof everything! My heart explodes imagining a massive bunny corner where all their stuff is with lots of floor space to hop and run around! (We will need lots of friction rugs and blankys because we have wooden floor which would be too slippy for running and hopping!) You’re brutally honest and I love it! Bunnies will always be one of my favourite animals! I’m quite shy, so would understand the bunnies emotions feeling timid, shy and scared.. as that’s how I feel. I’m too excited and I’m no where near the time I can get a bunny! But these episodes are adorable! When my hamster wakes up I’ll stroke him and imagine he’s a tiny bunny! I can never afford a pony.. so to watch bunny care excites me! I can even get hay! I need to calm down 😂😂🤷🏼‍♀️