Feta

Feta is a STUNNING white bun with lovely grey eyes, lots of smarts, and a truly inspiring backstory! She was found all alone, abandoned & fending for herself. When she first came to us, she was extremely protective of her space and a real scaredy-bun. We spent lots of time just being in the same space with her, giving plenty of positive reinforcement (and treats). Now, when someone enters the room, she races over to greet them. She's perfectly healthy, has excellent litter box habits, and even knows tricks! Feta is a very good free roamer, but she is not good at being in an enclosure for long periods. Over excitedly accepts treats!<br/><br/>The best home for Feta would be with bunny savvy adopters where there are no young children. Feta soooo wants to be loved and is starting to see how nice head & ear rubs are as long as her own terms. She may not be willing to share the spotlight with another bun, so she may be best being on her own.

Feta is a STUNNING white bun with lovely grey eyes, lots of smarts, and a truly inspiring backstory! She was found all alone, abandoned & fending for herself. When she first came to us, she was extremely protective of her space and a real scaredy-bun. We spent lots of time just being in the same space with her, giving plenty of positive reinforcement (and treats). Now, when someone enters the room, she races over to greet them. She's perfectly healthy, has excellent litter box habits, and even knows tricks! Feta is a very good free roamer, but she is not good at being in an enclosure for long periods. Over excitedly accepts treats!

The best home for Feta would be with bunny savvy adopters where there are no young children. Feta soooo wants to be loved and is starting to see how nice head & ear rubs are as long as her own terms. She may not be willing to share the spotlight with another bun, so she may be best being on her own.

Feta is a STUNNING white bun with lovely grey eyes, lots of smarts, and a truly inspiring backstory! She was found all alone, abandoned & fending for herself. When she first came to us, she was extremely protective of her space and a real scaredy-bun. We spent lots of time just being in the same space with her, giving plenty of positive reinforcement (and treats). Now, when someone enters the room, she races over to greet them. She's perfectly healthy, has excellent litter box habits, and even knows tricks! Feta is a very good free roamer, but she is not good at being in an enclosure for long periods. Over excitedly accepts treats!

The best home for Feta would be with bunny savvy adopters where there are no young children. Feta soooo wants to be loved and is starting to see how nice head & ear rubs are as long as her own terms. She may not be willing to share the spotlight with another bun, so she may be best being on her own.