Goosebumps
- Young
- Male
- Medium
- rabbit
- Silver Fox
Goosebumps
Current Location
York, PA
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Goosebumps's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$55
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Goosebumps's Story
Lowkey Internet famous for being (possibly) left out and turned stray, Goosebumps seems to have been outside quite a bit, as he's sporting a sun-bleached style that will molt out over time and leave the classic black and silver coat of a Silver Fox (or Silver Fox mix)! These breeds tend to be on the larger end, so Goosebumps would benefit even more than normal from a pen-based setup where he has room to stretch his big boy legs and binky around. Goosebumps appears to be newer to the house bunny life, as we have been told he enjoys putting the shoes of volunteers into his mouth and giving everything an inquisitive nibble. He likes a head scritch for us, but mostly wants to spend time on puzzles, snacks, exploring, and snacks... again.<br/><br/>Due to his background, we don't know an exact age or how Goosebumps would feel about living with other animals or small children. Please note that Goosebumps is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. It can curb destructive and territorial behavior overall, so it can't come recommended enough! Goosebumps is a curious and easygoing bunny who would be happy to munch and play the day away.
Lowkey Internet famous for being (possibly) left out and turned stray, Goosebumps seems to have been outside quite a bit, as he's sporting a sun-bleached style that will molt out over time and leave the classic black and silver coat of a Silver Fox (or Silver Fox mix)! These breeds tend to be on the larger end, so Goosebumps would benefit even more than normal from a pen-based setup where he has room to stretch his big boy legs and binky around. Goosebumps appears to be newer to the house bunny life, as we have been told he enjoys putting the shoes of volunteers into his mouth and giving everything an inquisitive nibble. He likes a head scritch for us, but mostly wants to spend time on puzzles, snacks, exploring, and snacks... again.
Due to his background, we don't know an exact age or how Goosebumps would feel about living with other animals or small children. Please note that Goosebumps is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. It can c
Lowkey Internet famous for being (possibly) left out and turned stray, Goosebumps seems to have been outside quite a bit, as he's sporting a sun-bleached style that will molt out over time and leave the classic black and silver coat of a Silver Fox (or Silver Fox mix)! These breeds tend to be on the larger end, so Goosebumps would benefit even more than normal from a pen-based setup where he has room to stretch his big boy legs and binky around. Goosebumps appears to be newer to the house bunny life, as we have been told he enjoys putting the shoes of volunteers into his mouth and giving everything an inquisitive nibble. He likes a head scritch for us, but mostly wants to spend time on puzzles, snacks, exploring, and snacks... again.
Due to his background, we don't know an exact age or how Goosebumps would feel about living with other animals or small children. Please note that Goosebumps is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. It can curb destructive and territorial behavior overall, so it can't come recommended enough! Goosebumps is a curious and easygoing bunny who would be happy to munch and play the day away.
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Goosebumps is from York County SPCA
[York, PA]
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