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Ginger, a Adopted mixed breed in Garland, TX image 3/5

Ginger

Young
Female
Medium

rabbit
Lop Eared
Lionhead

About Ginger

Garland, TX

Species & Breed

rabbit

Lop Eared&LionheadMix

Physical Traits

Young

Female

Medium

Coat: Short

Tan, Black

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Ginger’s Compatibility

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Ginger's Story

Ginger is from the litter of eight, her mother being Wisteria and her father a Lionhead. She is gentle and quiet, but very inquisitive and interested in what's around her. She's sometimes shy, but loves attention. NTRS charges $125 for a single rabbit adoption package and $189 for a pair. This package fee helps with the spay/neuter cost for the rabbits. All rabbits are to be spayed/neutered before they can be adopted as indoor house rabbits. NTRS adopts to INDOOR HOMES only. For information on rabbit care and behavior please visit www.rabbit.org. If interested download an application from our website, www.ntrs.org, and return via email at ntrs_tx@yahoo.com.

Ginger is from the litter of eight, her mother being Wisteria and her father a Lionhead. She is gentle and quiet, but very inquisitive and interested in what's around her. She's sometimes shy, but loves attention.

NTRS charges $125 for a single rabbit adoption package and $189 for a pair. This package fee helps with the spay/neuter cost for the rabbits. All rabbits are to be spayed/neutered before they can be adopted as indoor house rabbits.

NTRS adopts to INDOOR HOMES only. For information on rabbit care and behavior please visit www.rabbit.org.

If interested download an application from our website, www.ntrs.org, and return via email at ntrs_tx@yahoo.com.

Our Mission

NORTH TEXAS RABBIT SANCTUARY (NTRS) is an all-volunteer, non-profit 501(c)3, no-kill organization based in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. NTRS rescues abandoned rabbits, finds new indoor homes for them, and provides rabbit care information to the public. An estimated 90% of all rabbits purchased as pets for children die...