I Heart Chaos

Check out this cute as fuck Easter bull terrier.

When the cats away Peanut will lay… Just about anything.

IHC After Dark: Our bunny just discovered its penis. Good night.

Man up and make your lunch.

And now, here’s a baby dwarf rabbit

YOU CANNOT HANDLE THIS AMOUNT OF CUTENESS. STEP AWAY.

Really cute earless German bunny squashed by careless cameraman. THERE IS NO GOD.

After a rare, earless bunny at a zoo in Germany became a celebrity, its fame was ironically its ultimate downfall. While a news crew was at the zoo to film the bunny, a hapless camera man accidentally stepped on the rabbit, sqaushing it dead.

Help name my Christmas rabbit

My wife got me a rabbit for Christmas, but for the life of me, I can’t think of a name for her. Please, IHC, help me name my bunny!

IHC After Dark: BB the Bunny

BB’s the best damn Christmas tree decorating bunny youll see today.

posted 17 December, 2011
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IHC After Dark: And now, here’s some trained rabbits going through an obstacle course

Because rabbits.

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posted 16 September, 2011
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JAPANESE NUCLEAR RABBIT PANIC

Okay, so it’s not quite as awesome as it sounds. A rabbit born without ears in the Fukushima exclusion zone has many residents panicking that the harmful radiation levels are far higher than they’ve been told. No surprise there. But it’s sort of disappointing that this story is about a small earless rabbit and not a 200 foot tall green glowing bunny bearing down on Tokyo. Sigh… movies let me down again.

Via

Morning short films: “Carrot vs Ninja”

That rabbit may look cute, but looks are deceiving.

Unfortunate, yet adorable, Paraplegic Bunny

Don’t worry… don’t be sad. The paraplegic bunny now has a new set of back wheels. Yes, there will be an Easter again next year.

Cute god damn pygmy rabbits returned to the wild

Here’s a cute, feel good Easter story for you. Rare pygmy rabbits are being reintroduced to their native Columbia Basin in the United States, bringing them back from the brink of extinction. It will be the first time that the endangered species has been seen in the wild since 2004, after a mere 16 of the remaining little fluff balls were taken into captivity in an attempt to save their species in 2001.