Our Rabbits
		We have rabbits for fiber production.  We have Satin Angora and  Jersey Woolly rabbits in white, red and black colors.  We breed Satin Angora rabbits for their excellent wool for spinning. We are located in Skagit County, Washington and can be reached at donnawh@earthlink.net You can click on most of the photos for enlargements.
		This is Pepe, a black Satin Angora buck I purchased from Tracy & Franco Rios.  He's out of HH Mr. Pibb [black} (from HH Zorro [black] and HH 2L5 [chocolate agouti]) and RM's Chestnut Pepsi [chestnut] (out of CP's Red Foreman [red] and HH's Fulton [black]).
					This is Hazel.  She is a red Stain Angora doe that I purchased back from a girl who wasn't able to care for her.  I trimmed her wool and toenails- both of which were overdue.  She is out of BCM's Red and Dewee's Thelma.  I plan on breeding her to our new copper buck, Peanut.
		This is Geena, a chestnut Satin Angora doe out of Rios' Pepe and Dewee's Louise.
					This is Susan, our REW Satin Angora doe.  She is also out of Rios' Pepe and Dewee's Louise.
		This is Ma Bell, a copper doe we recently obtained from Cindy's Treasures.  She is out of Aundi's Red and Hare R Us' Penny.  I plan on breeding her to Pepe in February.  We obtained hutches and signs from an elderly rabbit breeder who was being forced from her home and no longer bred rabbits so we named this doe after the sign on her hutch and commemorate the breeders and rabbits that have come before us.
					This is Peanut, Bell's brother.  He is also named for the sign on his homemade hutch.  He will be bred to Hazel in February and I cannot wait to see the beautiful kits they make together!
					This is Rocky, our black Jersey Wooly rabbit.  He has been fixed so is used simply for fiber production and companionship to our other rabbits.
		These are four bunnies born to Hazel and Peanut on March 27th, 2009 at one week of age.