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Gainesville Rabbit Rescue Gainesville,FL32601 N 29° 64.780045, W 82° 30.94024658203 Telephone 352-528-5591 Dwarf Adoptable pet Adoptable Dwarf Adoptable Rabbit Rabbit
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Ferdinand and Fred

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Small Adult Male Rabbit

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More About Ferdinand and Fred

Freddie is a very small all white dwarf that likes to be held. Ferdinand is her prince he takes care of her, but is very shy (although very handsome). They use their litterbox and have been altered. Both are adorable and need a good permanent home.
Home without dogs preferred

Ferdinand and Fred is house trained and spayed/neutered.

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