Apricot

Hi everyone, my name is Apricot, and boy do I have a story to tell. My previous owner contacted the rescue after purchasing me on Facebook Marketplace. After only having me about 2 weeks I injured myself and was dragging my back legs. The owners said they had no money to have me seen by a vet which is why they reached out to the rescue. They also said they had no clue how I had injured myself.<br/><br/>Thankfully, one of the rescues fosters dropped everything and went to pick me up. I was then seen by the rescues exotic vets and luckily nothing was broken. After some much needed cage rest and medicine to help with pain and inflammation I have made an almost full recovery. I have the very slightest limp at times but I was finally able to be spayed.<br/><br/>After all that I have been through I still love life and people. I have excellent litterbox habits and enjoy any and all attention you are willing to give. I am a big fan of doing huge binkies and for those who do not know that means I zoom really fast and jump in the air. All signs I am a happy bun.<br/><br/>I am eating a proper diet of Oxbow Adult Rabbit Pellets, lots of orchard hay because my foster mom is highly allergic to timothy and a big bowl of fresh water that is changed daily. I also love my daily salads of romaine, parsley, carrot tops and even some pieces of banana, apple and blueberries. ( In moderation of course)<br/><br/>Would you consider opening your heart and home to a sweet girl like me?

Hi everyone, my name is Apricot, and boy do I have a story to tell. My previous owner contacted the rescue after purchasing me on Facebook Marketplace. After only having me about 2 weeks I injured myself and was dragging my back legs. The owners said they had no money to have me seen by a vet which is why they reached out to the rescue. They also said they had no clue how I had injured myself.

Thankfully, one of the rescues fosters dropped everything and went to pick me up. I was then seen by the rescues exotic vets and luckily nothing was broken. After some much needed cage rest and medicine to help with pain and inflammation I have made an almost full recovery. I have the very slightest limp at times but I was finally able to be spayed.

After all that I have been through I still love life and people. I have excellent litterbox habits and enjoy any and all attention you are willing to give. I am a big fan of doing huge binkies and for those who do not know that means I zoom really fast and jump in the air.

Hi everyone, my name is Apricot, and boy do I have a story to tell. My previous owner contacted the rescue after purchasing me on Facebook Marketplace. After only having me about 2 weeks I injured myself and was dragging my back legs. The owners said they had no money to have me seen by a vet which is why they reached out to the rescue. They also said they had no clue how I had injured myself.

Thankfully, one of the rescues fosters dropped everything and went to pick me up. I was then seen by the rescues exotic vets and luckily nothing was broken. After some much needed cage rest and medicine to help with pain and inflammation I have made an almost full recovery. I have the very slightest limp at times but I was finally able to be spayed.

After all that I have been through I still love life and people. I have excellent litterbox habits and enjoy any and all attention you are willing to give. I am a big fan of doing huge binkies and for those who do not know that means I zoom really fast and jump in the air. All signs I am a happy bun.

I am eating a proper diet of Oxbow Adult Rabbit Pellets, lots of orchard hay because my foster mom is highly allergic to timothy and a big bowl of fresh water that is changed daily. I also love my daily salads of romaine, parsley, carrot tops and even some pieces of banana, apple and blueberries. ( In moderation of course)

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