Lady Bunny Ears

Meet Lady Bunny Ears!<br/>Bunny's ears might look a little oversized, but they really do have to be that big so she never misses snack time. Crinkle of a chip bag? She'll be there. Fridge opening? There's Bunny, sitting and impatiently waiting for you to pay the cheese tax. Though meals, snacks, and deserts hold a very special space in her heart, Bunny still has plenty of space in her life for a person who shares her hobbies. Bunny is always excited when she sees her harness come out because she knows it's time for her to patrol the streets, snoop on the neighbors, and most importantly keep her nose to the ground and find all the most interesting smells. When it's not time for a walk Bunny loves to show her people just how affectionate she can be - kisses, full body wiggles, and enthusiastic cuddles are her love language.<br/><br/>Bunny Ears was found as a stray in Providence a few months ago and though we don't know much of her history, Bunny made it her mission to charm staff and volunteers so we would all sing her praises the second someone mentions her. Just give it a shot - come in during our open hours and ask us all about her! Bunny Ears doesn't have known experience with children but due to her friendly nature she would likely do well with savvy kids who are comfortable with big dogs. She seems to be neutral around cats and may prefer being the only dog in the home.<br/><br/>**if you are interested in Bunny Ears please complete an adopter's profile at parl.org and come in during our open hours**

Meet Lady Bunny Ears!
Bunny's ears might look a little oversized, but they really do have to be that big so she never misses snack time. Crinkle of a chip bag? She'll be there. Fridge opening? There's Bunny, sitting and impatiently waiting for you to pay the cheese tax. Though meals, snacks, and deserts hold a very special space in her heart, Bunny still has plenty of space in her life for a person who shares her hobbies. Bunny is always excited when she sees her harness come out because she knows it's time for her to patrol the streets, snoop on the neighbors, and most importantly keep her nose to the ground and find all the most interesting smells. When it's not time for a walk Bunny loves to show her people just how affectionate she can be - kisses, full body wiggles, and enthusiastic cuddles are her love language.

Bunny Ears was found as a stray in Providence a few months ago and though we don't know much of her history, Bunny made it her mission to charm staff and volunteers so we would all sing her praises

Meet Lady Bunny Ears!
Bunny's ears might look a little oversized, but they really do have to be that big so she never misses snack time. Crinkle of a chip bag? She'll be there. Fridge opening? There's Bunny, sitting and impatiently waiting for you to pay the cheese tax. Though meals, snacks, and deserts hold a very special space in her heart, Bunny still has plenty of space in her life for a person who shares her hobbies. Bunny is always excited when she sees her harness come out because she knows it's time for her to patrol the streets, snoop on the neighbors, and most importantly keep her nose to the ground and find all the most interesting smells. When it's not time for a walk Bunny loves to show her people just how affectionate she can be - kisses, full body wiggles, and enthusiastic cuddles are her love language.

Bunny Ears was found as a stray in Providence a few months ago and though we don't know much of her history, Bunny made it her mission to charm staff and volunteers so we would all sing her praises the second someone mentions her. Just give it a shot - come in during our open hours and ask us all about her! Bunny Ears doesn't have known experience with children but due to her friendly nature she would likely do well with savvy kids who are comfortable with big dogs. She seems to be neutral around cats and may prefer being the only dog in the home.

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