Florentina - bonded Rabbit Bunny Rabbit Longwood, FL

Florentina and Camellia are two more bunnies who came to us from the Great Azalea Park Rabbit Rescue. Earlier this year we were notified about a large number of domestic rabbits running loose in a neighborhood, and group of volunteer rabbit wranglers assembled at the scene and worked tirelessly to secure the rabbits. Altogether, between 30 and 40 rabbits were brought to safety, including baby bunnies who were born in foster care after the rescue was completed. Camellia and Florentina became best buddies while in foster care and are now ready to find their forever home together.

Camellia, a beautiful white bunny with ruby eyes, is a vigorous girl with a strong personality. She loves food and loves to do zoomies, and is generally more outgoing and adventurous. Florentina, a gentle gray and white bunny with big brown eyes, is lovely and sweet. She usually lets Camellia take charge of the situation and goes along with what she wants. They both love to chew on bunny-safe sticks, snuggle in hideouts together and roam and explore. These two charming young ladies would do best in a home where they can continue to free roam as much as possible as they do not like to be confined in a pen. They have been very well-behaved in their foster home and promise not to abuse their free-roaming privileges in their new home either!

We adopt to indoor homes only! If you are interested in adopting a bunny from Orlando Rabbit Care and Adoptions or would like more information on rabbit care, please visit our website at: http://www.orlandorabbit.org. The first step to our adoption process is to complete an adoption application, which can be found here: https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/30180/generic . Then one of our volunteers will reach out to you via email to schedule a time to speak with you. If you don't see the email in a day or two, please check your spam folder!

Our Adoption Fee/Donation for a single rabbit is $90, while a pair is $150. This helps to offset the cost of having the rabbits altered, microchipped and vaccinated, as well as any medical care that may have been required.