Ava's Sunshine Rabbitry

10/01/2026

Welcome October 🎃🍂🪾👻

09/22/2026

True! 🐇❤️

09/20/2026

🐰✨ Ava’s Sunshine Rabbitry — Rabbit Show Update! ✨🐰

We had a great day at the rabbit show in Keenesburg yesterday! ❤️

Ava was the only youth competitor in the youth show, and we are so proud of her for getting out there, showing her rabbits, and continuing to learn and grow in this hobby she loves.

🏆 Best of Breed
🏆 Best Opposite

But honestly, one of the best parts of the day was all the great information and feedback we received from the judges. Every show is an opportunity to learn, improve our lines, and take a closer look at where our program is headed.

We came home with lots of notes, new ideas, and even have our next breeding plan together! 🐇❤️

Here’s to hard work, good rabbits, learning, and always striving to improve. 🌞🐰

Ava’s Sunshine Rabbitry

Growing better rabbits, one generation at a time. ☀️

09/13/2026

08/27/2026

Ava the butterfly and Lily Rose the caterpillar 🐛 🦋

08/26/2026

Goodbye to our blue ribbon. We love you Hiccup! 🐇❤️🪽🙏🏻

08/14/2026

Our sweetheart Tiny enjoying a beautiful evening of outside time. 🐇❤️

08/11/2026

I encourage you to go to your local fair in the next few weeks, walk past the rides and the games and find those livestock kids. Have a conversation with them, ask them about their animals. You just may learn something and have your faith in our future restored.

We fill the bleachers on Friday nights for football. We fill the bleachers on cold winter nights for basketball. We travel miles and miles, to sit in the bleachers for volleyball, baseball, softball, wrestling, gymnastics, and dance.

Our 4-H and FFA families would like to invite you to fill the bleachers on a warm summer day during county fair week and watch the kids who practice with a 1200 pound steer that doesn’t always want to walk, an obstinate 1100 pound cow who’s very willing to drag you out of the show ring to get back to its hay, 600 pound heifer who would prefer to be anywhere but there, or a 300 pound calf who is all the sudden not quite sure they like halters anymore, a 140 pound lamb that doesn’t want to get on the stand for the 100th time, a 280 pound hog that just wants to stay in the cool barn, a stubborn goat that doesn’t like the chain/halter or a 1,000 pound horse that has its own idea about how to run the barrel pattern.

Come check out Exhibit Hall for all the non-livestock exhibitors. Those kids have heart and dedication and put hours into their creations.

Let’s fill the bleachers, barns, and buildings to show these kids that their hard work doesn’t go unnoticed and because of them, the future of the agriculture and leadership is in good hands.

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