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Go to Facebook.com slash The Bert Show. We're live. You can see bunnies on the cam.

And we've got eight of them in here from the Georgia House Rabbit Society.

And Bert has been talking extensively to Jennifer, who is here representing the bunnies.

She's the bunny representative.

And I was actually talking to Dallas from the country station in the hallway.

And she was actually, she was really amped up.

And she's like, these are people that come in and try to get people to buy bunnies.

Because so many people come to me right after Easter and they're trying to unload them.

And I'm like, no, no, no, no, no.

This is an organization. We've discussed the disposable pet problem. Like, no, they are, this is an

adoption, bunny adoption. They are looking for good homes for people who are going to be, they're looking

for not only good homes, permanent homes for these bunnies.

So the timing of this couldn't be any better or worse, depending on how I'm looking at it right now,

because Amanda's been like, hey, can we get him a cat? Maybe we can get them a bunny? And I'm like,

what do you mean we? It's going to live over at my house. So I'm going to be doing most of the work on this. So no, no, no, no, no. And then the bunnies came in and I'm like, all right, let me ask some questions.

And then you're starting to find out how low maintenance they are, which is making it that much more enticing.

Well, and also, she was just telling me that you can adopt them for a couple of months also. Just to make sure it's going to work out, tell us about that program again.

Yeah, so it's called Foster to Adopt.

So basically you go through the process like you were going to adopt.

You go to the website, read the presentation, submit the application.

And then you come in, you spend a couple hours meeting all the rabbits because they all have

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