After hosting, all bunnies are returned to Two Little Acres, where they continue to be lovingly cared for on the farm. Our bunnies become adoptable at 12 weeks old, and families who are interested in adopting their hosted bunny are welcome to contact us to be placed on the adoption waitlist.
No. At Two Little Acres, animal welfare comes first. We work with families who value gentle care and follow clear, firm instructions for handling, feeding, and rest. Hosting is intentionally structured, supervised, and time-limited to ensure the experience is safe and positive for the bunnies and the families hosting them.
Pick-up and drop-off hours are between 10:00am–7:00pm. It’s important that families arrive on their designated day so other families’ experiences aren’t affected. If you need to pick up or drop off within your one-week reservation window, I can accommodate that—just communicate ahead of time.
Yes. If you don’t already have one at home, playpens are available and can be added on to your bunny hosting rental to provide an additional safe, enclosed space for your bunny.
Baby animals provided by Two Little Acres are intended for private, at-home approved experiences only.
Animals may NOT be used for:
Commercial or professional photography
Paid photo sessions or styled shoots
Branding, advertising, or promotional content
Classrooms, schools, camps, or educational programs
Events, parties, group activities, or public gatherings
without prior written approval from Two Little Acres LLC.
Photographers, educators, and event hosts must disclose intended use in advance and receive written authorization before booking. Failure to disclose intended use or misrepresentation of use violates our policies and voids eligibility for off-farm access. Different guidelines, supervision requirements, pricing, and agreements apply to professional, educational, and event-based use
*Rentals are non-refundable but may be exchanged for another date or applied to another experience.
Everything you need is included!
Everything you need is included!
Everything you need is included!
Everything you need is included!
Everything you need is included!
Everything you need is included!
| Compare | Hatch & Host Chicks | Host Only (No Hatching) |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Families who want the full experience—from egg to chick | Families who want baby chicks without incubating |
| Includes hatching eggs | Yes | No |
| Incubator provided | Yes | No |
| Hands-on experience | Hatch eggs and care for chicks | Care for baby chicks only |
| Total experience length | 5 weeks total: 3 weeks incubation and 2 weeks hosting | 2 weeks hosting |
| What we provide | Incubator, eggs, brooder, feed, bedding, care supplies and instructions | Brooder, feed, bedding, care supplies and instructions |
| What families do | Incubation (21 days): add water to the incubator daily and observe. Hosting: provide food and water daily and change bedding once. | Provide food and water daily and change bedding once. |
| Experience level needed | None | None |
Choose Hatch & Host for the full lifecycle experience and learning opportunity. Choose Host Only for a simple, lower-commitment way to enjoy baby chicks. Both options are designed to be clear, manageable and family-friendly.
| Compare | Hatch & Host Ducklings | Host Only (No Hatching) |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Families who want the full experience—from egg to duckling | Families who want baby ducklings without incubating |
| Includes hatching eggs | Yes | No |
| Incubator provided | Yes | No |
| Hands-on experience | Hatch duck eggs and care for ducklings | Care for baby ducklings only |
| Total experience length | 5 weeks total: 4 weeks incubation and 1 week hosting | 1 week hosting |
| What we provide | Incubator, duck eggs, brooder, feed, bedding, care supplies and instructions | Brooder, feed, bedding, care supplies and instructions |
| What families do | Incubation (28 days): add water to the incubator daily and observe. Hosting: provide food and water daily and change bedding twice during the week (or as needed). | Provide food and water daily and change bedding twice during the week (or as needed). |
| Experience level needed | None | None |
Good to know: Ducklings are messier than chicks and require a bit more daily care. Clear instructions are provided so families know exactly what to expect.
