Ed

Ed is a two year old neutered male. He came from a situation where too many rabbits were kept together in a shed outdoors. While he was living in these overcrowded situation, he suffered some injuries to his back that needed to be treated when he was brought to the vet. The vet had to shave his back to treat the punctures, but the hair is growing back nicely now and will probably not even be noticeable in the future! Despite his rough start in life, he is a very sweet boy now. He is a little shy at first, but he can easily be bribed with treats like apples and bananas. He also loves to eat greens, hay, and pellets. He may do well with a spayed female to spend the rest of his days with. If you are interested in Ed, please contact the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City. www.mohrs.org

Ed is a two year old neutered male. He came from a situation where too many rabbits were kept together in a shed outdoors. While he was living in these overcrowded situation, he suffered some injuries to his back that needed to be treated when he was brought to the vet. The vet had to shave his back to treat the punctures, but the hair is growing back nicely now and will probably not even be noticeable in the future! Despite his rough start in life, he is a very sweet boy now. He is a little shy at first, but he can easily be bribed with treats like apples and bananas. He also loves to eat greens, hay, and pellets. He may do well with a spayed female to spend the rest of his days with. If you are interested in Ed, please contact the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City. www.mohrs.org

Ed is a two year old neutered male. He came from a situation where too many rabbits were kept together in a shed outdoors. While he was living in these overcrowded situation, he suffered some injuries to his back that needed to be treated when he was brought to the vet. The vet had to shave his back to treat the punctures, but the hair is growing back nicely now and will probably not even be noticeable in the future! Despite his rough start in life, he is a very sweet boy now. He is a little shy at first, but he can easily be bribed with treats like apples and bananas. He also loves to eat greens, hay, and pellets. He may do well with a spayed female to spend the rest of his days with. If you are interested in Ed, please contact the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City. www.mohrs.org