Reynald Valdeabella is both an accountant and a certified bunny lover. Perhaps he was taken in by their soft fur and fluffy tails, or it was because he was born in the Year of the Rabbit, but one thing’s for sure, Valdeabella loves cute little jumpers.
Reynald Valdeabella is both an accountant and a certified bunny lover. Perhaps he was taken in by their soft fur and fluffy tails, or it was because he was born in the Year of the Rabbit, but one thing’s for sure, Valdeabella loves his cute little jumpers.
Now that he had more time, Valdeabella took the initiative to fulfill a dream. “It’s been a life-long dream to retire early on a farm and just enjoy provincial life. I thought to myself, this dream will never materialize if I don’t make a move. I was always leaning into raising rabbits cos I was born in the Year of the Rabbit. So it just perfectly fits my personality,” he said.Valdeabella started building a mini-rabbit farm next to his home in Negros Occidental.
He can deliver the rabbits to his clients as long as they are within his area. However, he prefers for his customers to visit his farm in-person. “I prefer clients to visit my backyard farm so that they see how the bunnies are taken care of, plus I get to give a quick run through on how to properly care for them,” he said. Most of his clients are first time owners, so it was important to give them the right info and guidance on the proper care for the rabbits.
“Taking care of my bunnies everyday creates a deep connection and attachment to them,” Valdeabella said. As a breeder, Valdeabella said that the hardest challenge is that some of them don’t survive. “It makes me sad and [it’s] hard to move on. Though one thing I learned is that death is inevitable to both humans and animals.”
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