Gray

This is a COURTESY POST. This bunny or bunnies are not in our care. They still live with their original family. We are just trying to assist the family in rehoming their bun. You will need to contact the person listed below to discuss adopting directly from them.<br/><br/>Brita Williams at: britabug01@gmail.com<br/><br/>The following info has been provided by the buns current family:<br/><br/>""Rabbit Name(s), Age(s), Sex, and Altered Status (spayed, neutered, intact): Gray whale the rabbit, unknown age, female<br/><br/>About the Rabbit(s): Gray whale seems like everything food wise. She likes to be left alone most of the time but does enjoy pets, outside time, puzzles and zooming around the house. Good with my big dog, good with my 5 year old son. Shy but comfortable.<br/><br/>Other Information: I found this rabbit a couple months ago outside at my job. She’s a holland lop. Very clearly domesticated. I tried and tried to find her home but had no luck. We took her to the vet and she’s in good shape.<br/><br/>We tried to keep her at home with us but my son is allergic to her and getting sicker and sicker. I need to find her somewhere as soon as possible as every day he gets worse right now with the weather changing.<br/><br/>I wanted to give her the best life with us, hoping she would be able to stay forever, so she has all the supplies and extras. Food, bedding pellets, bowls, water bottles, toys, hay, hutch, litter boxes, blankets, a buildable pen for inside out outside, waterproof tarps for inside or outside, leash and harness and treats.<br/><br/>Because I found her just a couple months ago there’s not much else I know about her. She’s at least 6 months of age and a sweetie.

This is a COURTESY POST. This bunny or bunnies are not in our care. They still live with their original family. We are just trying to assist the family in rehoming their bun. You will need to contact the person listed below to discuss adopting directly from them.

Brita Williams at: britabug01@gmail.com

The following info has been provided by the buns current family:

""Rabbit Name(s), Age(s), Sex, and Altered Status (spayed, neutered, intact): Gray whale the rabbit, unknown age, female

About the Rabbit(s): Gray whale seems like everything food wise. She likes to be left alone most of the time but does enjoy pets, outside time, puzzles and zooming around the house. Good with my big dog, good with my 5 year old son. Shy but comfortable.

Other Information: I found this rabbit a couple months ago outside at my job. She’s a holland lop. Very clearly domesticated. I tried and tried to find her home but had no luck. We took her to the vet and she’s in good shape.

We tried to k

This is a COURTESY POST. This bunny or bunnies are not in our care. They still live with their original family. We are just trying to assist the family in rehoming their bun. You will need to contact the person listed below to discuss adopting directly from them.

Brita Williams at: britabug01@gmail.com

The following info has been provided by the buns current family:

""Rabbit Name(s), Age(s), Sex, and Altered Status (spayed, neutered, intact): Gray whale the rabbit, unknown age, female

About the Rabbit(s): Gray whale seems like everything food wise. She likes to be left alone most of the time but does enjoy pets, outside time, puzzles and zooming around the house. Good with my big dog, good with my 5 year old son. Shy but comfortable.

Other Information: I found this rabbit a couple months ago outside at my job. She’s a holland lop. Very clearly domesticated. I tried and tried to find her home but had no luck. We took her to the vet and she’s in good shape.

We tried to keep her at home with us but my son is allergic to her and getting sicker and sicker. I need to find her somewhere as soon as possible as every day he gets worse right now with the weather changing.

I wanted to give her the best life with us, hoping she would be able to stay forever, so she has all the supplies and extras. Food, bedding pellets, bowls, water bottles, toys, hay, hutch, litt