Youth
American Mini Lop Rabbit Club
Recognizing Youth at the American Mini Lop Rabbit Club
We believe in providing a platform where youth can shine, learn, and lead. Whether it's participating in national shows or engaging in fun contests, there's something for everyone. Our offerings include:
- Leadership opportunities in club activities
- Help and support from experienced Mini Lop breeders
- Participation in the National Mini Lop Show
- Annual Youth Royalty contest at the NMLS
- Scholarship awards for outstanding youth members
2024 National Mini Lop Show
Youth Best of Breed
Marissa Hessou and Easton Nelson
Youth Best Opposite Sex of Breed
Katie Rivers
2024 Youth Royalty
Youth Royalty is an annual youth fun contest held at the National Mini Lop Show. In 2024, the following youth were honored with these Royalty designations:
Princess - Brooklyn Bernas
Dutchess - Ily Swan
Queen - Rylee Brattlie
Prince - Douglas Feia (not pictured)
2024 AMLRC Scholarship Winner
Carmella Terrones
Carmella and her sisters own and operate a business called 24 Carrot Parties LLC where they host parties that feature their retired show rabbits. In addition to being a business owner, Carmella has impacted her community by providing over 240 volunteer hours, while maintaining academic excellence in high school. Carmella has been a member of the AMLRC for 9 years. She plans to attend the University of Arizona in Tucson to study biomedical engineering and hopes to work for NASA after college.
Inspired Yet?
Thinking about reaching out? Here's why you should. Our club offers unique benefits that set us apart and help you grow:
- The AMLRC is the ARBA chartered Mini Lop club
- Learn from experienced Mini Lop breeders
- A chance to lead and participate in club activities
- Track your show and herd success with the AMLRC Sweepstakes
We'd love to hear from you! Get in touch with the American Mini Lop Rabbit Club to join our vibrant community and start your adventure today.
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