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Fizzgig

  • Young
  • Female
  • Medium
  • rabbit
  • Lionhead

About Fizzgig

Pittsburgh, PA

Species & Breed

rabbit
Lionhead

Physical Traits

Young
Female
Medium
Coat: Long
Blue / Gray

Behavior

Fizzgig’s Compatibility

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    This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

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Fizzgig's Story

Fizzgig is a tiny, three-pound ball of fluff. She came to Rabbit Wranglers for help with her sassiness and trust issues. Once her foster parents understood that Fizzgig was in charge, she turned into a sweetie. Whenever there is a misunderstanding, Fizzgig has learned that a few growls or a quick box with her tiny paws gets her message across. <br/>Miss Fizz, as her foster parents call her, requires weekly brushing. She also needs a monthly haircut, especially around her face. If her hair gets long and hangs in front of her eyes she can become easily frightened, especially if she sees a human hand entering her pen. Miss Fizz very much appreciates her grooming sessions, and we think she might also like to have a bond mate to help her keep the area around her eyes clean.<br/>Miss Fizz’s litterbox habits are very good, and she enjoys all kinds of rabbit-appropriate foods. Recently, she spent a week with another foster family, and she was very well-behaved for them. Miss Fizz stayed in the family’s home office and explored every inch. She loved to bonk the human’s feet under the desk and demand pets.

Fizzgig is a tiny, three-pound ball of fluff. She came to Rabbit Wranglers for help with her sassiness and trust issues. Once her foster parents understood that Fizzgig was in charge, she turned into a sweetie. Whenever there is a misunderstanding, Fizzgig has learned that a few growls or a quick box with her tiny paws gets her message across.
Miss Fizz, as her foster parents call her, requires weekly brushing. She also needs a monthly haircut, especially around her face. If her hair gets long and hangs in front of her eyes she can become easily frightened, especially if she sees a human hand entering her pen. Miss Fizz very much appreciates her grooming sessions, and we think she might also like to have a bond mate to help her keep the area around her eyes clean.
Miss Fizz’s litterbox habits are very good, and she enjoys all kinds of rabbit-appropriate foods. Recently, she spent a week with another foster family, and she was very well-behaved for them. Miss Fizz stayed in the family’s home office and explored ev

Fizzgig is a tiny, three-pound ball of fluff. She came to Rabbit Wranglers for help with her sassiness and trust issues. Once her foster parents understood that Fizzgig was in charge, she turned into a sweetie. Whenever there is a misunderstanding, Fizzgig has learned that a few growls or a quick box with her tiny paws gets her message across.
Miss Fizz, as her foster parents call her, requires weekly brushing. She also needs a monthly haircut, especially around her face. If her hair gets long and hangs in front of her eyes she can become easily frightened, especially if she sees a human hand entering her pen. Miss Fizz very much appreciates her grooming sessions, and we think she might also like to have a bond mate to help her keep the area around her eyes clean.
Miss Fizz’s litterbox habits are very good, and she enjoys all kinds of rabbit-appropriate foods. Recently, she spent a week with another foster family, and she was very well-behaved for them. Miss Fizz stayed in the family’s home office and explored every inch. She loved to bonk the human’s feet under the desk and demand pets.

How To Adopt

Fizzgig was listed as Adoptable by Rabbit Wranglers
How can I adopt Fizzgig?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Rabbit Wranglers. 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 Fizzgig?
If you've submitted an inquiry, Rabbit Wranglers will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Fizzgig, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to Rabbit Wranglers, and they'll be happy to help!
Rabbit Wranglers's Adoption Policy
To begin the adoption process, please email alyssa@rabbitwranglers.org for an application. When your application is approved, a meet and greet will be scheduled. Please note, Rabbit Wranglers is a network of foster homes; all adoptions occur in a Rabbit Wranglers' foster home located in Dormont, PA. Our recommended adoption donation is $75 for a single and $125 for a bonded pair. All adopters must be 21 years of age and live within a two hour radius of Pittsburgh, PA. All of our rabbits are spayed/neutered and cleared by our vet for adoption. Additionally, we will provide you with lots of information on rabbit care and be there for you post adoption to answer any questions you may have.

Fizzgig is from Rabbit Wranglers

[Pittsburgh, PA]

Our Mission
Our mission is to help abused, neglected and abandoned rabbits and educate the public to improve the lives of these companion animals. Our Purposes: • To provide safe harbor and state-of-the-art care for medical, hospice and behavior rabbits • To assist shelters with their high maintenance cases and overflow population...
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Visits by appointment only
Location
PO Box 8003 Foster homes in and around Pittsburgh, PA, 15216

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