Bunny C

Meet Miss Bunny – Cute, Quirky & Full of Hops! ??<br/><br/>Every bunny loves somebunny… and Miss Bunny is ready to find hers! This fluffy little sweetheart was rescued after being found cold, wet, and all alone on the edge of a busy Pulaski County highway. We’re not sure how she got there — maybe she really did “hop a ride” — but one thing’s certain: this lucky girl has a second chance at life and she’s making the most of it! ?<br/><br/>Miss Bunny has a unique way of getting around — she hops more than she walks. A genetic quirk in her spine gives her gait a bunny-like bounce, but don’t be fooled… it doesn’t slow her down one bit! She wrestles, chases, and plays full-out with her foster siblings Sammie and Shade. She may need to avoid high-flying acrobatics in the future and will need to be monitored for spinal deteriorations as she grows (which is why she is listed as "special needs", but right now she’s a happy, curious kitten who knows how to live life to the fullest.<br/><br/>Miss Bunny has had all age-appropriate vaccines and has been treated for parasites. She will be spayed and microchipped when she is old enough. (If she is adopted before then, SPCHS will provide a voucher to cover the cost of spaying.)<br/><br/>Because she is still so young, SPCHS will not permit Miss Bunny to be adopted into a home with children under 6 years old.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a kitten with equal parts sweetness, silliness, and sparkle, Miss Bunny just might be the perfect addition to your family. Could you be the one to give her a forever home — and a safe place to hop happily ever after?<br/><br/>? Apply to adopt Miss Bunny today and let her bounce straight into your heart! <br/><br/>? How to Apply:<br/>Click on the “More About Us” button toward the bottom of this page (on the right) to find our adoption application.<br/><br/>? Can’t Adopt? You Can Still Help!<br/>If Miss Bunny’s story made you smile but you’re not able to adopt right now, please click the purple “Sponsor” button near the top of this page. Your support helps cover the cost of veterinary care for Bunny and the many other animals who depend on us. We can’t do it without you!

Meet Miss Bunny – Cute, Quirky & Full of Hops! ??

Every bunny loves somebunny… and Miss Bunny is ready to find hers! This fluffy little sweetheart was rescued after being found cold, wet, and all alone on the edge of a busy Pulaski County highway. We’re not sure how she got there — maybe she really did “hop a ride” — but one thing’s certain: this lucky girl has a second chance at life and she’s making the most of it! ?

Miss Bunny has a unique way of getting around — she hops more than she walks. A genetic quirk in her spine gives her gait a bunny-like bounce, but don’t be fooled… it doesn’t slow her down one bit! She wrestles, chases, and plays full-out with her foster siblings Sammie and Shade. She may need to avoid high-flying acrobatics in the future and will need to be monitored for spinal deteriorations as she grows (which is why she is listed as "special needs", but right now she’s a happy, curious kitten who knows how to live life to the fullest.

Miss Bunny has had all age-appropriate vaccin

Meet Miss Bunny – Cute, Quirky & Full of Hops! ??

Every bunny loves somebunny… and Miss Bunny is ready to find hers! This fluffy little sweetheart was rescued after being found cold, wet, and all alone on the edge of a busy Pulaski County highway. We’re not sure how she got there — maybe she really did “hop a ride” — but one thing’s certain: this lucky girl has a second chance at life and she’s making the most of it! ?

Miss Bunny has a unique way of getting around — she hops more than she walks. A genetic quirk in her spine gives her gait a bunny-like bounce, but don’t be fooled… it doesn’t slow her down one bit! She wrestles, chases, and plays full-out with her foster siblings Sammie and Shade. She may need to avoid high-flying acrobatics in the future and will need to be monitored for spinal deteriorations as she grows (which is why she is listed as "special needs", but right now she’s a happy, curious kitten who knows how to live life to the fullest.

Miss Bunny has had all age-appropriate vaccines and has been treated for parasites. She will be spayed and microchipped when she is old enough. (If she is adopted before then, SPCHS will provide a voucher to cover the cost of spaying.)

Because she is still so young, SPCHS will not permit Miss Bunny to be adopted into a home with children under 6 years old.

If you’re looking for a kitten with equal parts sweetness, silliness