Rabbits are Taking over All Things Dog Blog!

by Carrie Boyko, CEB

Penny

Penny is a medium, 6 year old female lop that is sweet as can be. At 6, she is considered a senior. Rabbits can live 7-12 years. She seems to have trouble with recurring ear infections, but with regular cleaning this may be less of a problem. Lops often have ear trouble if not well cared for. Penny was surrendered to the rescue after being a lone bunny, so may do best in a home without children or other pets. She is currently in Lewisville, Texas.

Jeter

Jeter is a young, medium male that has been neutered. He is an indoor rabbit that is looking for a loving family to shower him with attention. The rescue recommends that interested families visit www.Rabbit.org for more information on bunny adoption.

Noah and Charlotte have been fast friends since their first meeting, possibly because both have a tough story. The white rabbit in the photo is Noah; he was dragged home by a cat and injured. He is all healed now and is quite sweet. Charlotte, the English Spot mix was rescued from a barn where she had lost an ear. Both would be happy to be adopted together and are currently housed in Garland, Texas.

Noah and Charlotte

Dave

Dave is a New Zealand rabbit mix that is a little over a year old. He has a nice disposition for a first time owner. He will need an indoor home with the opportunity for some outdoor time, perhaps a fenced yard or screened porch. Dave's rescue recommends homes without children or dogs, but is willing to discuss your family's situation and consider it. He is available in Lewisville, Texas.

Check below for more adoptable rabbits, and feel free to click the images and join our hop. This is a fun event that allows you to jump from site to site, checking out the offerings at each site. Happy hopping!