Bunny

Meet Bunny!<br/>This 3-year-old, 26-pound Shiba Inu mix is as sweet as she is charming. Bunny may start off a little shy, but once she feels safe, she’ll melt your heart with her affection and loyalty. In just a short time, she’ll be following you from room to room, gently leaning in for pets, and politely asking for attention with her soulful eyes.<br/><br/>Bunny loves to be near her people—she’s just as happy curled up next to you as she is napping nearby on a cozy blanket. She’s still getting used to loud noises and unfamiliar objects, but every day she gets a little braver and a little more confident. When her playful side comes out, she’ll give a joyful play bow, let out her signature Shiba bark, and bounce around with excitement (even if toys aren’t really her thing). She's an Active girl who loves to run in the yard. She enjoys zoomies throughout the day when she is not following her foster mom around. <br/><br/>She’s very curious about birds and squirrels but listens well when it’s time to come back inside. Bunny already knows “sit” and is learning “stay,” and she’s shown great manners in her foster home—no destructive habits here! She can be a bit of a picky eater at first, but once she settles in, she gets into the groove of mealtime. She eats meals calmly next to her foster sister, but will occasionally resource guard extra-tasty treats. However, she listens well to gentle correction/redirection.<br/><br/>At night, Bunny loves sleeping on the couch or in a comfy bed next to yours. She’s a happy girl first thing in the morning and is always ready and eager to start another day with you! She’s the perfect mix of independent and affectionate—a sweet little love bug who just wants to be part of your world.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a gentle, loyal companion who’ll make your home feel a little cozier, Bunny might just be your girl. She is in a foster home so please fill out an application at www.mlar.org/adopt-application and we will get you in touch with her foster family<br/>Kennel #2857

Meet Bunny!
This 3-year-old, 26-pound Shiba Inu mix is as sweet as she is charming. Bunny may start off a little shy, but once she feels safe, she’ll melt your heart with her affection and loyalty. In just a short time, she’ll be following you from room to room, gently leaning in for pets, and politely asking for attention with her soulful eyes.

Bunny loves to be near her people—she’s just as happy curled up next to you as she is napping nearby on a cozy blanket. She’s still getting used to loud noises and unfamiliar objects, but every day she gets a little braver and a little more confident. When her playful side comes out, she’ll give a joyful play bow, let out her signature Shiba bark, and bounce around with excitement (even if toys aren’t really her thing). She's an Active girl who loves to run in the yard. She enjoys zoomies throughout the day when she is not following her foster mom around.

She’s very curious about birds and squirrels but listens well when it’s time to come back inside. Bunny a

Meet Bunny!
This 3-year-old, 26-pound Shiba Inu mix is as sweet as she is charming. Bunny may start off a little shy, but once she feels safe, she’ll melt your heart with her affection and loyalty. In just a short time, she’ll be following you from room to room, gently leaning in for pets, and politely asking for attention with her soulful eyes.

Bunny loves to be near her people—she’s just as happy curled up next to you as she is napping nearby on a cozy blanket. She’s still getting used to loud noises and unfamiliar objects, but every day she gets a little braver and a little more confident. When her playful side comes out, she’ll give a joyful play bow, let out her signature Shiba bark, and bounce around with excitement (even if toys aren’t really her thing). She's an Active girl who loves to run in the yard. She enjoys zoomies throughout the day when she is not following her foster mom around.

She’s very curious about birds and squirrels but listens well when it’s time to come back inside. Bunny already knows “sit” and is learning “stay,” and she’s shown great manners in her foster home—no destructive habits here! She can be a bit of a picky eater at first, but once she settles in, she gets into the groove of mealtime. She eats meals calmly next to her foster sister, but will occasionally resource guard extra-tasty treats. However, she listens well to gentle correction/redirection.
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