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Alexis Rabbit Lionhead Delta, BC
- Baby
- Female
- Small
- Agouti
About
- Coat length
- Short
- House-trained
- Yes
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
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Meet Alexis
Introducing … The Schitt's Creek Colony of Rabbits!
Unfortunately, Alexis and her friends were found abandoned outside of the animal shelter. It took a lot of effort to round up the crew, as they were quite scared going from house rabbits to the wild. Thankfully, Alexis was saved and has been thriving ever since!
Alexis is one of the babies of the bunch at around 3-4 months old, but she has been growing like a weed since in our care. Like her friends she is a very social bunny and can either be found hopping around, tossing toys or lounging out sideways taking a snooze! Like most rabbits, Alexis can be a bit unsure about being picked up but he will seek affection in the form of gentle head petting.
Alexis and her friends are carriers of a rabbit bacterial infection that may flare up in the future if they become sick. For this reason it would be ideal that he be adopted alone or with one of the colony members, but NOT be adopted with other rabbits from outside of his family. Not to fret, because the bacteria shouldn’t cause them any ongoing issues as long as they’re kept healthy and happy!
Unfortunately, Alexis and her friends were found abandoned outside of the animal shelter. It took a lot of effort to round up the crew, as they were quite scared going from house rabbits to the wild. Thankfully, Alexis was saved and has been thriving ever since!
Alexis is one of the babies of the bunch at around 3-4 months old, but she has been growing like a weed since in our care. Like her friends she is a very social bunny and can either be found hopping around, tossing toys or lounging out sideways taking a snooze! Like most rabbits, Alexis can be a bit unsure about being picked up but he will seek affection in the form of gentle head petting.
Alexis and her friends are carriers of a rabbit bacterial infection that may flare up in the future if they become sick. For this reason it would be ideal that he be adopted alone or with one of the colony members, but NOT be adopted with other rabbits from outside of his family. Not to fret, because the bacteria shouldn’t cause them any ongoing issues as long as they’re kept healthy and happy!
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Alexis
- Lionhead
- Baby
- Female