Biscuit

Biscuit is a curious, active bunny who always wants to know what you're up to. Watch your step because she's often right at your heels, happily following along. She may be a little shy at first, but once she settles in, she'll eagerly ask for head rubs (and treats!). Living up to her name, she's never met a biscuit she didn't like.<br/><br/>Biscuit loves her floor time and is comfortable on all types of surfaces. She prefers to keep all four feet on the ground and isn't a fan of being picked up or held. She's not much of a jumper, and since her incisors (front teeth) were removed, she isn't able to chew or damage household items...definitely an added bonus!<br/><br/>She is very food-motivated and does need a slightly specialized diet, but she eats well and stays hydrated on her own. Biscuit is litter trained, though she may need a short adjustment period in a new space. She thrives with room to explore and would do wonderfully in a free-roam home.

Biscuit is a curious, active bunny who always wants to know what you're up to. Watch your step because she's often right at your heels, happily following along. She may be a little shy at first, but once she settles in, she'll eagerly ask for head rubs (and treats!). Living up to her name, she's never met a biscuit she didn't like.

Biscuit loves her floor time and is comfortable on all types of surfaces. She prefers to keep all four feet on the ground and isn't a fan of being picked up or held. She's not much of a jumper, and since her incisors (front teeth) were removed, she isn't able to chew or damage household items...definitely an added bonus!

She is very food-motivated and does need a slightly specialized diet, but she eats well and stays hydrated on her own. Biscuit is litter trained, though she may need a short adjustment period in a new space. She thrives with room to explore and would do wonderfully in a free-roam home.

Biscuit is a curious, active bunny who always wants to know what you're up to. Watch your step because she's often right at your heels, happily following along. She may be a little shy at first, but once she settles in, she'll eagerly ask for head rubs (and treats!). Living up to her name, she's never met a biscuit she didn't like.

Biscuit loves her floor time and is comfortable on all types of surfaces. She prefers to keep all four feet on the ground and isn't a fan of being picked up or held. She's not much of a jumper, and since her incisors (front teeth) were removed, she isn't able to chew or damage household items...definitely an added bonus!

She is very food-motivated and does need a slightly specialized diet, but she eats well and stays hydrated on her own. Biscuit is litter trained, though she may need a short adjustment period in a new space. She thrives with room to explore and would do wonderfully in a free-roam home.