Mimi The Earless, Three-Legged Bunny Has Her Look Lovingly Transformed With Crochet

Posted by Danielle | Oct 14, 2018 | Beyond Knitting, Crochet Hacks | 1 |

Mimi’s adoptive mom Rodajia Welch explains, “While doing some research my boyfriend Josh came across Kemonomimi, which is a form of cosplay where the characters have animal ears. It was perfect because she didn’t have any ears and she could be whatever she wanted to be.”

Born deaf, earless and missing one front leg, Mimi was the runt of her litter.

Read more about this remarkable rabbit via MetroUK. Follow Mimi’s adventures on Instagram, @kemonomimi_bunny.

Images Credit: Kennedy News And Media

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1 Comment

Marei on February 22, 2020 at 8:27 pm

I would love to have the pattern for the pink and white ears for my friend adopted a bunny with no ears thank you