Georgia House Rabbit Society wants rabbit photos for its 2027 calendar
Photos must be high quality, untouched and bunny only, showing rabbits adopted or fostered through the group.
From Georgia House Rabbit Society· Instagram · Nov 5
Open the post“We KNOW you have adorable bunny photos sitting in your camera roll… so what are you waiting for?! 👀 It’s time to show off those precious buns and submit your favorite photos for our 2027 GHRS Calendar! We love seeing our adopted and foster bunnies living their best lives, don’t let those cute photos go to waste! Send them our way TODAY!! Let’s fill the 2027 calendar with some seriously cute faces!!! • Send in your high quality, untouched, bunny-centric (no humans) photos of your GHRS adopted or fostered rabbit(s) • 🔗https://www.houserabbitga.com/2026-calendar- submissions • • • #ghrs #georgiahouserabbitsociety #houserabbit #nonprofit #2027calendar”
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