Bunny - Phoenix area

This blue-eyed 4-year old is READY for her forever home. This little babe needs a home where she can slowly bloom in her own time, unconditionally.<br/><br/>What we've confirmed in the few weeks we've had her is that she has not lived in a 'normal' home environment with furniture, freedom or routines. She is very shy and timid, slow to trust (but not reactive whatsoever), and had no previous leash experience so is completely overwhelmed by the great outdoors, but does love to sunbathe. Once she learned it was okay to get on her foster's bed, that's her new favorite place. <br/><br/>She has been around other dogs her whole life and we expect she'll do well with other balanced, socialized pets. She may thrive with dogs who are welcoming. Naturally, they will need to be closely supervised until we're sure they're all good with the match and can coexist safely.<br/><br/>Her vetting has all been caught up so she is now spayed, microchipped and revaccinated.

This blue-eyed 4-year old is READY for her forever home. This little babe needs a home where she can slowly bloom in her own time, unconditionally.

What we've confirmed in the few weeks we've had her is that she has not lived in a 'normal' home environment with furniture, freedom or routines. She is very shy and timid, slow to trust (but not reactive whatsoever), and had no previous leash experience so is completely overwhelmed by the great outdoors, but does love to sunbathe. Once she learned it was okay to get on her foster's bed, that's her new favorite place.

She has been around other dogs her whole life and we expect she'll do well with other balanced, socialized pets. She may thrive with dogs who are welcoming. Naturally, they will need to be closely supervised until we're sure they're all good with the match and can coexist safely.

Her vetting has all been caught up so she is now spayed, microchipped and revaccinated.

This blue-eyed 4-year old is READY for her forever home. This little babe needs a home where she can slowly bloom in her own time, unconditionally.

What we've confirmed in the few weeks we've had her is that she has not lived in a 'normal' home environment with furniture, freedom or routines. She is very shy and timid, slow to trust (but not reactive whatsoever), and had no previous leash experience so is completely overwhelmed by the great outdoors, but does love to sunbathe. Once she learned it was okay to get on her foster's bed, that's her new favorite place.

She has been around other dogs her whole life and we expect she'll do well with other balanced, socialized pets. She may thrive with dogs who are welcoming. Naturally, they will need to be closely supervised until we're sure they're all good with the match and can coexist safely.

Her vetting has all been caught up so she is now spayed, microchipped and revaccinated.