Floyd came from a shelter that deals mostly with cats and dogs. He was put in a cat cage which is solid metal with a barred front. Poor Floyd felt like he was in a trap. He couldnt stand up and had no view other than the front of the cage. That can be very scary for a bunny. The dog and cat shelter felt that Floyd would be better off with us, and they were right! Now Floyd has his own pen now, with more space and a view all the way around. He doesnt feel trapped in a tiny box anymore. He is more secure and in control of his own environment which in turn lets his true personality shine. And oh what a personality Floyd has! He knows he is extraordinarily handsome and he uses it to his advantage. He lets you take in his beauty by turning full circle before he greets you. He is not conceded though, as he knows he is a lucky boy to be with us. Not a lot of bunnies that look like him make it this far in life. New Zealand rabbits are...

Floyd came from a shelter that deals mostly with cats and dogs. He was put in a cat cage which is solid metal with a barred front. Poor Floyd felt like he was in a trap. He couldnt stand up and had no view other than the front of the cage. That can be very scary for a bunny. The dog and cat shelter felt that Floyd would be better off with us, and they were right! Now Floyd has his own pen now, with more space and a view all the way around. He doesnt feel trapped in a tiny box anymore. He is more secure and in control of his own environment which in turn lets his true personality shine. And oh what a personality Floyd has! He knows he is extraordinarily handsome and he uses it to his advantage. He lets you take in his beauty by turning full circle before he greets you. He is not conceded though, as he knows he is a lucky boy to be with us. Not a lot of bunnies that look like him make it this far in life. New Zealand rabbits are usually used in laboratories, farmed for their coats or even used for meatwhich are all a horrible fates! This breed is known to be docile and sweet, perfect for families with children. You get looks and a nice personality, what more could anyone ask for? Come fall in love with Floyd, it will be so easy! Approximate date of birth: December 2009

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The fee is to help offset the cost of spaying/neutering and caring for your rabbit.

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