Category: Small animals

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Roo and Nixon

Roo
Nixon

Our adoption fee is $85 each and we must go as a pair.

All of our bunnies are adopted into homes who have and understand the positive benefits of free roaming rabbits and do not go to cage only homes. We expect rabbits be allowed out for play time, and social time and do not be confined to a critter cage their entire lives. These rabbits have been trained to use a litterbox and do not pee and seldom poop outside of that. These rabbits have been raised in an indoor only home and would not be available to go to an outdoor hutch only home or an indoor cage only home. Indoor cages are accepted as a short term solution for rabbits who can’t be safely supervised during work or sleep hours (like crate training a dog) but they can not be left for days on end in a small animal cage or hutch only.

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Bowie and Midnight – a pair!

Name: Bowie
Sex: Boy
Age: 1yr
Spayed / Neutered: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Litterbox Trained: Sort of
Dog Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Kid Friendly: Yes
Tolerate being Held: Yes

Name: Midnight
Sex: Female
Age: 1yr
Spayed / Neutered: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Litterbox Trained: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Yes
Kid Friendly: Yes
Tolerate being Held: Yes

Midnight and Bowie are a kid friendly, dog friendly pair. Midnight can take a bit of time to settle into new situations but after a short adjustment period she loves attention and affection. She is spayed and ready to go. Bowie is affectionate and sweet and loves Midnight. We recommend getting all bunnies the Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Vaccine but this is not something that our bunnies have been vaccinated for yet. We recommend speaking to your vet about this after adoption. Our adoption fee is $85 each and we must go as a pair.

All of our bunnies are adopted into homes who have and understand the positive benefits of free roaming rabbits and do not go to cage only homes. We expect rabbits be allowed out for play time, and social time and do not be confined to a critter cage their entire lives. These rabbits have been trained to use a litterbox and do not pee and seldom poop outside of that. These rabbits have been raised in an indoor only home and would not be available to go to an outdoor hutch only home or an indoor cage only home. Indoor cages are accepted as a short term solution for rabbits who can’t be safely supervised during work or sleep hours (like crate training a dog) but they can not be left for days on end in a small animal cage or hutch only.

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