BOOTSIE (can be adopted with Alexandra)

Meet Bootsie! Bootsie has been spotted off-and-on since March 2025 in a neighborhood in Bellmore. He was tricky, evasive and fast. He outsmarted his rescuers at nearly every turn, until one fateful day when Bootsie was rescued by an experienced cat rescuer. He was affectionately named "Bootsie" by a child in the neighborhood due to his adorable white feet.<br/><br/>Bootsie was in very poor condition upon intake. He tested positive for three different types of intestinal parasites. Additionally, he had an incredibly large botfly that had embedded itself into his private area. He has since had the botfly removed and is receiving ongoing treatment for the parasites.<br/><br/>Since Bootsie was barely surviving on his own since March 2025, he is understandably a bit nervous around humans. However, he is very attentive when his nightly pellets are given to him. This indicates that he is quite food motivated and food will be the key to winning him over. With time, Bootsie will come around.<br/><br/>Bootsie has taken a liking to Alexandra (check out her adoption profile), so he can be adopted as a single or as a partner to Alexandra.<br/><br/>Take a chance on this warrior! He has the heart of a champion!<br/><br/>The adoption fee is $125 for one rabbit and $200 for a bonded pair, and includes all rabbits being spayed/neutered as part of the adoption process.

Meet Bootsie! Bootsie has been spotted off-and-on since March 2025 in a neighborhood in Bellmore. He was tricky, evasive and fast. He outsmarted his rescuers at nearly every turn, until one fateful day when Bootsie was rescued by an experienced cat rescuer. He was affectionately named "Bootsie" by a child in the neighborhood due to his adorable white feet.

Bootsie was in very poor condition upon intake. He tested positive for three different types of intestinal parasites. Additionally, he had an incredibly large botfly that had embedded itself into his private area. He has since had the botfly removed and is receiving ongoing treatment for the parasites.

Since Bootsie was barely surviving on his own since March 2025, he is understandably a bit nervous around humans. However, he is very attentive when his nightly pellets are given to him. This indicates that he is quite food motivated and food will be the key to winning him over. With time, Bootsie will come around.

Bootsie has taken a liking to Ale

Meet Bootsie! Bootsie has been spotted off-and-on since March 2025 in a neighborhood in Bellmore. He was tricky, evasive and fast. He outsmarted his rescuers at nearly every turn, until one fateful day when Bootsie was rescued by an experienced cat rescuer. He was affectionately named "Bootsie" by a child in the neighborhood due to his adorable white feet.

Bootsie was in very poor condition upon intake. He tested positive for three different types of intestinal parasites. Additionally, he had an incredibly large botfly that had embedded itself into his private area. He has since had the botfly removed and is receiving ongoing treatment for the parasites.

Since Bootsie was barely surviving on his own since March 2025, he is understandably a bit nervous around humans. However, he is very attentive when his nightly pellets are given to him. This indicates that he is quite food motivated and food will be the key to winning him over. With time, Bootsie will come around.

Bootsie has taken a liking to Alexandra (check out her adoption profile), so he can be adopted as a single or as a partner to Alexandra.

Take a chance on this warrior! He has the heart of a champion!

The adoption fee is $125 for one rabbit and $200 for a bonded pair, and includes all rabbits being spayed/neutered as part of the adoption process.