Rabbit

Meet Rabbit - and yes, he's just as adorable as his name.<br/>Rabbit is a total love bug who lives for affection. His favorite place in the world? Curled up right beside you (or honestly, pressed against you). If you're looking for a cuddle buddy who wants to be your shadow, Rabbit is your guy.<br/>He's a playful, happy pup who loves toys and enjoys romping around with other dogs. He's still learning doggy boundaries and different play styles-right now his go-to move is playfully nibbling ears and faces-but he takes corrections well and backs off when another dog lets him know. He's eager, goofy, and learning more every day.<br/>Rabbit does well in his crate, sleeping through the night with just a little initial whining before settling in. He's doing great with house training as long as he gets frequent potty breaks. He's very treat-motivated, already knows his name, and can sit-he's smart and clearly wants to learn, especially if it earns him praise or snacks.<br/>One thing to note: Rabbit makes some very dramatic gremlin-like noises when he's playing. They can sound intense, but don't worry-it's all part of his silly, playful personality and not aggression at all.<br/>If you're ready for a sweet, affectionate, playful pup who wants nothing more than to love you endlessly (and sit against you all day), Rabbit is ready to hop into your heart <br/><br/>ADOPTION PROCESS<br/>1. Review our adoption contract and application.<br/><br/>2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.<br/><br/>3. Complete adoption application and submit following appropriate link below:<br/><br/>Dog/Puppy: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Dog<br/><br/>Cat/kitten: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Cat<br/><br/>It takes us about 1-3 days to process applications. Once approved, we ask that all members of the household (including dogs) be available for meeting the animal within 3 days. If the meeting goes well, you will submit payment electronically and be able to take your new family member home with you immediately! If for whatever reason you do not take the animal home after the first meeting, please understand that we will continue to process applications for the animal and availability is not guaranteed.<br/><br/>4. Please review these resources prior to the meeting to be prepared with what to expect when bringing a new dog home:<br/><br/>a. Https://www.petfinder.com/dogs/bringing-a-dog-home/tips-for-first-30-days-dog/<br/><br/>b. https://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads<br/><br/>5. Love on your new family member and join our Alumni Group! We love seeing updates on the happy endings to your story<br/><br/>Thank you for considering The Hero Rescue, we couldn't do it without you

Meet Rabbit - and yes, he's just as adorable as his name.
Rabbit is a total love bug who lives for affection. His favorite place in the world? Curled up right beside you (or honestly, pressed against you). If you're looking for a cuddle buddy who wants to be your shadow, Rabbit is your guy.
He's a playful, happy pup who loves toys and enjoys romping around with other dogs. He's still learning doggy boundaries and different play styles-right now his go-to move is playfully nibbling ears and faces-but he takes corrections well and backs off when another dog lets him know. He's eager, goofy, and learning more every day.
Rabbit does well in his crate, sleeping through the night with just a little initial whining before settling in. He's doing great with house training as long as he gets frequent potty breaks. He's very treat-motivated, already knows his name, and can sit-he's smart and clearly wants to learn, especially if it earns him praise or snacks.
One thing to note: Rabbit makes some very dramatic gremlin-l

Meet Rabbit - and yes, he's just as adorable as his name.
Rabbit is a total love bug who lives for affection. His favorite place in the world? Curled up right beside you (or honestly, pressed against you). If you're looking for a cuddle buddy who wants to be your shadow, Rabbit is your guy.
He's a playful, happy pup who loves toys and enjoys romping around with other dogs. He's still learning doggy boundaries and different play styles-right now his go-to move is playfully nibbling ears and faces-but he takes corrections well and backs off when another dog lets him know. He's eager, goofy, and learning more every day.
Rabbit does well in his crate, sleeping through the night with just a little initial whining before settling in. He's doing great with house training as long as he gets frequent potty breaks. He's very treat-motivated, already knows his name, and can sit-he's smart and clearly wants to learn, especially if it earns him praise or snacks.
One thing to note: Rabbit makes some very dramatic gremlin-like noises when he's playing. They can sound intense, but don't worry-it's all part of his silly, playful personality and not aggression at all.
If you're ready for a sweet, affectionate, playful pup who wants nothing more than to love you endlessly (and sit against you all day), Rabbit is ready to hop into your heart

ADOPTION PROCESS
1. Review our adoption contract and applicati