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Meet Jelena & Marta: The Dynamic Bunny Duo! 🎾🐰💖

Jelena (2 years old) and Marta (1 year old) are a bonded pair of bunnies ready to serve up endless cuteness! 🐇🎾 Named after tennis legends, they make the perfect doubles team. Marta is the social butterfly 🦋, always eager to make new friends and rally for attention. Jelena, while a bit more reserved, enjoys the companionship and comfort that Marta provides. Together, they’re the ultimate grand slam of love! 💕

They’re low-maintenance, loving, and full of joy! They love snuggling, zooming around, and munching on fresh hay and veggies 🥕🌿. Whether they’re hopping, lounging, or playing, they’re guaranteed to bring game-winning happiness to your home. 💖

Bunny Care Tips:

Provide fresh hay, veggies, and occasional fruit 🍓
Litter train them easily 🧼
Give them plenty of space to hop and play 💨
Regular grooming keeps them feeling great 🐾
Vet checkups are important for their health 🩺
Adopt Jelena & Marta today, and you’ll have the perfect pair of bunnies to serve you with love and joy every day! 🏆🐇💕

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