S'Mores the Rabbit
- Adult
- Male
- Medium
- Tortoiseshell
About S'Mores the Rabbit
Verona, NJ
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
S'Mores the Rabbit's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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S'Mores the Rabbit's Story
Not interested in a dog or cat? Check out S'Mores!<br/><br/>Breed/color: Brown and Black Lion Head<br/><br/>Name:S'Mores<br/><br/>Age: 6.8 years<br/><br/>Sex: Male<br/><br/>Personality: He is very quiet, comes by the crate when his foster mom goes goes near it, and likes to be petted and held. Overall, he is pretty chill but curious.<br/><br/>Health: Not yet neutered, but otherwise appears healthy.<br/><br/>Other Animals: The family that surrendered him shared that he played with their dogs. He is good with the foster dog siblings in the home, but has only interacted through the pen and not loose.<br/><br/>Habitat: Pen or crate enclosure with room to hop around and play.<br/><br/>Behaviors: Playtime - plays with toys and tosses cups in the air. He also can find food hidden under cups. Toilet training - He is litter box trained and is a clean boy! A pen-enclosure is ideal to keep any potential accidents to a minimum.<br/><br/>Noise Level: Very, very quiet.<br/><br/>Food: Loves his veggies and fruit! Eats only a small amount of hay.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting S'Mores, apply here in our cat application!<br/><br/> Please visit our website rosemariesrescueranch.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs and cats.
Not interested in a dog or cat? Check out S'Mores!
Breed/color: Brown and Black Lion Head
Name:S'Mores
Age: 6.8 years
Sex: Male
Personality: He is very quiet, comes by the crate when his foster mom goes goes near it, and likes to be petted and held. Overall, he is pretty chill but curious.
Health: Not yet neutered, but otherwise appears healthy.
Other Animals: The family that surrendered him shared that he played with their dogs. He is good with the foster dog siblings in the home, but has only interacted through the pen and not loose.
Habitat: Pen or crate enclosure with room to hop around and play.
Behaviors: Playtime - plays with toys and tosses cups in the air. He also can find food hidden under cups. Toilet training - He is litter box trained and is a clean boy! A pen-enclosure is ideal to keep any potential accidents to a minimum.
Noise Level: Very, very quiet.
Food: Loves his veggies and fruit! Eats only a small amount o
Not interested in a dog or cat? Check out S'Mores!
Breed/color: Brown and Black Lion Head
Name:S'Mores
Age: 6.8 years
Sex: Male
Personality: He is very quiet, comes by the crate when his foster mom goes goes near it, and likes to be petted and held. Overall, he is pretty chill but curious.
Health: Not yet neutered, but otherwise appears healthy.
Other Animals: The family that surrendered him shared that he played with their dogs. He is good with the foster dog siblings in the home, but has only interacted through the pen and not loose.
Habitat: Pen or crate enclosure with room to hop around and play.
Behaviors: Playtime - plays with toys and tosses cups in the air. He also can find food hidden under cups. Toilet training - He is litter box trained and is a clean boy! A pen-enclosure is ideal to keep any potential accidents to a minimum.
Noise Level: Very, very quiet.
Food: Loves his veggies and fruit! Eats only a small amount of hay.
If you are interested in adopting S'Mores, apply here in our cat application!
Please visit our website rosemariesrescueranch.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs and cats.
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S'Mores the Rabbit is from Rosemaries Rescue Ranch
[Verona, NJ]
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