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Frequently asked questions.

Quick, direct answers about our Flemish Giants, French Lops, and services in Powell, Wyoming.

Fawn Flemish Giant rabbit raised by Heart Hopper Giants in Powell, Wyoming
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What is Heart Hopper Giants?

Heart Hopper Giants LLC is a Lioness Marine veteran-owned rabbitry and mobile bunny-party business based in Powell, Wyoming. We raise family-friendly Flemish Giants and pedigreed French Lops and offer rabbit-centered experiences and services.

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Where is Heart Hopper Giants located?

Heart Hopper Giants is located in Powell, Wyoming, near Cody, Heart Mountain, and Yellowstone National Park. We are a home-based rabbitry, so calling before a longer drive is recommended.

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What services does Heart Hopper Giants offer?

Our services include Heart Hopper Bunny Parties, rabbit appearances, Meet-a-Giant experiences, rabbit boarding, and rabbit photography. Service availability depends on scheduling, travel distance, weather, and rabbit welfare.

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What areas does Heart Hopper Giants serve?

We primarily serve Powell and Cody, Wyoming. Regional service may be available toward Lovell, Red Lodge, Billings, and surrounding communities in northern Wyoming and southern Montana.

05

What rabbit breeds does Heart Hopper Giants raise?

Heart Hopper Giants raises family-friendly Flemish Giants and pedigreed French Lops in Powell, Wyoming. Our rabbits are raised primarily for loving pet homes, although suitable show and 4-H prospects may sometimes be available.

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Are Flemish Giants or French Lops currently available?

Availability changes. French Lop babies are planned for the future, but none are available yet. If you are interested in either breed, call 307-899-5050 or email sarahjohnson.wyo@gmail.com and tell us what you are looking for.

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How much does a Flemish Giant rabbit cost?

Pedigreed Flemish Giant rabbits are $180 when paying by card or $175 when paying by cash or check. Card pricing includes processing. Breeding and show prospects are priced individually. Make a payment only after Sarah confirms a specific rabbit and price.

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Are first-time rabbit owners welcome?

Yes. Heart Hopper Giants welcomes first-time rabbit owners and provides practical guidance about feeding, housing, homecoming, daily care, and rabbit first aid.

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What is included in a Heart Hopper Bunny Party?

Bunny-party options center on a supervised 60-minute rabbit experience. Optional additions may include edited portraits and an all-day outdoor foam party. Current options and prices are listed on our Bunny Parties page.

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Does Heart Hopper Giants provide rabbit boarding?

Yes. Rabbit boarding is available by request, subject to space, scheduling, health requirements, and the needs of each rabbit. Current details and starting prices are listed on our Boarding page.

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Are 4-H families welcome?

Yes. We welcome 4-H families and are happy to help them learn about Flemish Giants and French Lops. French Lops are a six-class ARBA breed with a commercial body type. Because project classes, requirements, and fair deadlines vary, families should confirm current rules with their local 4-H office.

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Is Heart Hopper Giants an ARBA member?

Yes. Heart Hopper Giants is an American Rabbit Breeders Association member and is listed in the official ARBA breeder directory for Flemish Giants in Powell, Wyoming.

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How can I contact Heart Hopper Giants?

Call 307-899-5050 or email sarahjohnson.wyo@gmail.com. There is no rabbit application or waiting-list form—just contact Sarah and tell her what you are looking for.

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We are happy to answer questions about Flemish Giants, French Lops, future availability, bunny parties, boarding, and visits.

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