Babette

Babette was brought to us by a reptile rescue who acquired her after they took in a lot of reptiles. She was to be fed to a snake. Now Babette is huge, so they must have had an anaconda. The man had been sent to jail and his girlfriend wanted his reptiles out of the house.<br/><br/>While Babette was at the reptile rescue a feral cat attacked her causing her a severe and very deep inner ear infection.<br/><br/>Since her stay with us we have diagnosed her and treated her for a stomach ulcer and now a mass.<br/><br/>She is on grain free food for a sensitive tummy and is therefore listed as special needs.<br/><br/>However, is one of the most special rabbits you will ever meet. <br/><br/>When she first arrived she would grunt and lunge at whomever dare enter her pen. Now she runs and jumps hoping to get a free cuddle. What a 180! <br/><br/>Spayed and uber friendly Babette needs a watchful eye on her at all times.

Babette was brought to us by a reptile rescue who acquired her after they took in a lot of reptiles. She was to be fed to a snake. Now Babette is huge, so they must have had an anaconda. The man had been sent to jail and his girlfriend wanted his reptiles out of the house.

While Babette was at the reptile rescue a feral cat attacked her causing her a severe and very deep inner ear infection.

Since her stay with us we have diagnosed her and treated her for a stomach ulcer and now a mass.

She is on grain free food for a sensitive tummy and is therefore listed as special needs.

However, is one of the most special rabbits you will ever meet.

When she first arrived she would grunt and lunge at whomever dare enter her pen. Now she runs and jumps hoping to get a free cuddle. What a 180!

Spayed and uber friendly Babette needs a watchful eye on her at all times.

Babette was brought to us by a reptile rescue who acquired her after they took in a lot of reptiles. She was to be fed to a snake. Now Babette is huge, so they must have had an anaconda. The man had been sent to jail and his girlfriend wanted his reptiles out of the house.

While Babette was at the reptile rescue a feral cat attacked her causing her a severe and very deep inner ear infection.

Since her stay with us we have diagnosed her and treated her for a stomach ulcer and now a mass.

She is on grain free food for a sensitive tummy and is therefore listed as special needs.

However, is one of the most special rabbits you will ever meet.

When she first arrived she would grunt and lunge at whomever dare enter her pen. Now she runs and jumps hoping to get a free cuddle. What a 180!

Spayed and uber friendly Babette needs a watchful eye on her at all times.