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    Home»City of Eden Prairie»Bunny Yoga strikes a playful pose
    City of Eden Prairie

    Bunny Yoga strikes a playful pose

    Gretchen HaynesBy Gretchen HaynesMay 15, 20232 Mins Read
    Caitlin Niedzwiecki and her daughter, Emma, petting some of the bunnies before the yoga begins. Photos by Gretchen Haynes

    Bunny Yoga hopped into action at the Eden Prairie Community Center on Saturday morning, May 13, captivating participants with hare-raising bunny-human interactions.

    A bunny gazes directly at the camera.

    Originally planned for the Senior Center, the event was relocated to accommodate the overwhelming response, with 54 participants of all ages registering for this unique yoga experience.

    Amid the yoga flows, adorable and adoptable bunnies playfully roamed, creating a joyful and lively atmosphere.

    All proceeds from Bunny Yoga, which featured rabbits provided by the organization itself, benefit the Rabbit Rescue of Minnesota.

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    This non-profit organization is dedicated to providing a safe haven for rabbits in need.

    Operating as a 100% foster home-based and donor-funded initiative, Rabbit Rescue of Minnesota operates without offices or a dedicated building. All funds raised directly support the care and medical needs of the rabbits.

    “Our mission is somewhat different than that of many other rescues as we take in sick, abused, neglected, abandoned and unwanted domestic rabbits, as well as rabbits from the public that are no longer wanted,” its website states. “We fundraise in order to get proper vetting and then focus on rehabilitation to ready our rabbits for their furever homes.”

    You can learn more about Rabbit Rescue of Minnesota by visiting its Facebook and Instagram pages.

    • Participants of Bunny Yoga enjoy the company of a friendly bunny during the class.
    • Rabbit Rescue of Minnesota volunteers Joshua, his daughter Arrow, and Amber stand beside a row of bunny cages arranged in preparation for the yoga session. (Note: The organization adheres to a policy of not publishing the last names of rescue fosters and volunteers.)
    • Kimberly, the organizer from Rabbit Rescue of Minnesota, carrying one of the rabbits to place among the yoga participants.
    • Yoga instructor Megan Munoz with one of the bunnies.
    • Laura Kittel pets one of the bunnies during the yoga class.
    • A yoga participant makes a tunnel for one of the bunnies.

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