Wacky Wabbitry

Every year I have to trim back our huge Lady Bank's rose in an attempt to not let it take over the world. My rabbits are always willing recipients of the rose branches!! ☺💛

Y'all!! Look at these cuties!! 🥰🤗 I love it when people share pictures of my bunnies thriving and living their best bunny lives!

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Hi! It's been a while since I introduced myself here on my rabbitry's page, so I thought I'd hop on and make a post!

My name is Rebekah, and I've been raising TAMU-K Composite rabbits since 2021. I really enjoy this breed of rabbits because of their sweet, easy-going personalities, their excellent mothering skills, and of course the rainbow of colors they come in!! 🌈 While fast growth rates, large litters, heat tolerance, and good confirmation are the attributes I aim for most in my breeding program, I also aim to eventually create the prettiest line of TAMU-K Composites in Texas...and I think I'm pretty close!!! 😉

My rabbitry does not have fans or ice in order to preserve the amazing heat tolerance of this breed. Another side rabbit-related hobby of mine is preserving the growth rate of the breed while feeding vegetation and tree hay vs pellets!! Pellets do give fast growth, but hey...if I couldn't get pellets due to some crisis, I'd like to keep my rabbitry thriving on food I can grow myself!

I'm located in Temple, Texas, and I have bucks, does, unrelated breeding pairs, and unrelated breeding trios available year round, summer included! Message me with any questions or inquiries, I love to talk!! 🌞 💛

**found their new homes**

5 adult TAMU-K Composites, leaving as a group. 250 for all 5. (Weanlings usually leave at 4-6 weeks for 40 apiece, so this is a great deal for adult rabbits, as I already put all the feed into them to raise them to adulthood.) All are proven breeders, they are still producing, and are very sweet rabbits, but I have some of their offspring, so I don't need them anymore. All 5 rabbits are unrelated. I usually breed Mango and Willow to Raphael, and Eliza to Archie, but since they are unrelated you can mix it up if you want to!
This would be perfect for someone just starting out who wants proven, reliable breeders. They have kits currently (born in November) but I will wean the kits or foster them out to another doe before they leave. Located in Temple, Texas. Message me for more details.

Wacky Wabbitry Eliza, Black Magpie Harlequin with split face, born March 2023, last litter 11/20/25 8 kits

RoseOak Ranch Willow, Chocolate Magpie Harlequin, born 1/31/22, last litter 11/22/25 10 kits

Mango, Japanese Harlequin, born 3/10/23, last litter 11/20/25 7 kits

Wacky Wabbitry Archie, Chocolate Magpie Harlequin, born March 2023, proven herd buck to Clan B

Wacky Wabbitry Raphael, Black Japanese Harlequin, born 7/29/22, proven herd buck to Clan A

PLEASE GIVE ME PATS OR FOOD OR BOTH I LOVE YOU MY FAVORITE HUMAN PATS FOOD PATS FOOD PATS PLEASE

~ this bunny, probably 😂

My handsome buck Galileo 🥀

Kita's first litter!! ☺ I often have people glance at a picture of one of my rabbit litters, and think it's a picture of baby piglets...and well, with this litter I can sorta see it!! 🐽🐰 Lil', chubby, and pink!

Just a lil' guy waiting for his new family to pick him up! 🤎

A couple of cute bunny faces from my current litters 🤎 My next litters are leaving in November, so if you would like to be on my waiting list, let me know! TAMU-K Composites in Temple, Texas.

Little baby says HIIIII!!!! *tiny bunny waves*

Expecting some beautiful Fern x Cisco kits in 31 days!! 🌿💛

They are both first time parents, so I'm excited to see what pretty babies they have!!