Fergus

Young
Male
Medium

rabbit
American

About Fergus

Indianapolis, IN

Species & Breed

rabbit

AmericanMix

Physical Traits

Young

Male

Medium

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Fergus’s Compatibility

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Fergus's Story

To find out more about Fergus, visit http://indianahrs.org/rabbit-adoption/adoption-details.aspx?id=4877. To begin the adoption process, please complete the adoption questionnaire at http://indianahrs.org/rabbit-adoption/questionnaire.aspx. Meet Fergus A Sweet, Shy Soul Ready to Bloom Hi, Im Fergus! I had a rough start to lifeI was found outside as a baby with my parents and siblings. Thankfully, some amazing volunteers rescued our whole family and gave us a second chance. I grew up in the shelter, then moved into a loving foster home with Indiana House Rabbit Society (IHRS), and now Im getting the hang of what it means to be a cherished house rabbit. Im still a little shyloud noises can startle me, and I might run and hide at firstbut Im also incredibly curious and sweet. My foster mom says Ive started coming out of my shell, even approaching her sometimes to ask for gentle pets. I want to connectIm just still figuring out how to trust. Im really good with my litter box and keep my space tidy. I also know that humans bring yummy food and treats, so Im slowly learning that theyre pretty great. Id likely do best in a quiet, calm home with patient caregivers who can help me feel safe and loved at my own pace. Are you the kind heart who will help me blossom into the confident, happy bun Im meant to be?

To find out more about Fergus, visit http://indianahrs.org/rabbit-adoption/adoption-details.aspx?id=4877.

To begin the adoption process, please complete the adoption questionnaire at http://indianahrs.org/rabbit-adoption/questionnaire.aspx.

Meet Fergus A Sweet, Shy Soul Ready to Bloom

Hi, Im Fergus! I had a rough start to lifeI was found outside as a baby with my parents and siblings. Thankfully, some amazing volunteers rescued our whole family and gave us a second chance. I grew up in the shelter, then moved into a loving foster home with Indiana House Rabbit Society (IHRS), and now Im getting the hang of what it means to be a cherished house rabbit.

Im still a little shyloud noises can startle me, and I might run and hide at firstbut Im also incredibly curious and sweet. My foster mom says Ive started coming out of my shell, even approaching her sometimes to ask for gentle pets. I want to connectIm just still figuring out how to trust.

Im really goo

How To Adopt

Fergus was listed as Adoptable by Indiana House Rabbit Society

How can I adopt Fergus?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Indiana House Rabbit Society. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

When can I meet Fergus?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Indiana House Rabbit Society will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Fergus, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Indiana House Rabbit Society, and they'll be happy to help!

Indiana House Rabbit Society's Adoption Policy

The IHRS has an adoption process that is followed for all standard adoptions. To complete the process you will take the following steps: 1. Complete this adoption questionnaire. Upon completion of the questionnaire, you will receive an email with some information and the next steps. 2. Review the email and the material provided to prepare the adoption consultation. 3. Once you have reviewed the information and replied to the email per the instructions, you will sign up for an adoption consultation either via the email you received or the screen you view after the submission of this questionnaire. **Note: failure to take this step will be considered as a withdrawal from the process. 4. Complete an adoption consultation conducted by an adoption coordinator. This takes about an hour. We use this interview for you to get to know us better, and for us to get to know you better, including your previous experience, knowledge of living with and caring for a house rabbit, and preferences to help us help you find the right match for your family. We want to make the adoption successful for you and your family so that we know we have found a forever home for our rabbit or rabbits. 5. Once approved as an adopter after the consultation, we will work with you to arrange a time to do a "meet and greet." 6. At the meet and greet, you will meet several rabbits that would be good candidates for you according to your preferences, living arrangements, and feedback based on the rabbits' foster care providers who know their personality traits best. Here, if you meet your companion or companions, you'll complete an adoption contract, pay the adoption fee according to your adoption arrangements, and take your new companion home to become a member of your family and change your life!

Our Mission

We improve the lives of domestic rabbits through the coordination of local volunteer-driven Education, Rescue, and Adoption efforts in Indiana. To accomplish this goal: * We provide resources to educate the public on the benefits of rabbits as companion animals, rabbit behavior, and rabbit care * We provide assistance...