Harry
- Young
- Male
- Small
- rabbit
- Rex
About Harry
Stafford, VA
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Harry's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has good compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Harry's Story
Meet Harry<br/><br/>Harry is a 12-month-old male rabbit with a personality as memorable as his ears. His ears are so long that he looks just like the Flying Nun, and once you see him, you will understand exactly what we mean.<br/><br/>Harry arrived at the shelter as a stray at the end of July, and he has been an absolute sweetheart ever since. He is gentle, easygoing, and has given us no problems during his stay.<br/><br/>We call Harry and Quinn the bunny brothers, although we do not actually know if they are related. The two have been spending time together, but Harry does not have to be adopted with Quinn.<br/><br/>Harry may be a great fit for a family with children who understand how to properly handle and care for a rabbit. As with any animal, children should always be supervised when interacting with their new pet.<br/><br/>Before adopting Harry, please remember that rabbits need more than a small cage. He will need a safe, appropriately sized area with plenty of room to hop, stretch, explore, and exercise. He will also need plenty of hay, fresh water, an appropriate diet, and safe things to chew. Rabbits' teeth continuously grow, making appropriate chewing materials an important part of their daily care.<br/><br/>Harry does not come with supplies. Small animal adoptions are free and are first-come, first-served.<br/><br/>If you are looking for a sweet bunny with unforgettable ears and a gentle personality, come meet Harry. He is ready to find his forever home.<br/><br/>Stafford County Animal Shelter<br/>26 Frosty Lane<br/>Stafford, VA 22554<br/><br/>Shelter Hours<br/>Monday: Closed<br/>TuesdayFriday: 11:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.<br/>Saturday: 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.<br/>Sunday: Closed<br/><br/>Adoptions conclude 30 minutes before closing.
Meet Harry
Harry is a 12-month-old male rabbit with a personality as memorable as his ears. His ears are so long that he looks just like the Flying Nun, and once you see him, you will understand exactly what we mean.
Harry arrived at the shelter as a stray at the end of July, and he has been an absolute sweetheart ever since. He is gentle, easygoing, and has given us no problems during his stay.
We call Harry and Quinn the bunny brothers, although we do not actually know if they are related. The two have been spending time together, but Harry does not have to be adopted with Quinn.
Harry may be a great fit for a family with children who understand how to properly handle and care for a rabbit. As with any animal, children should always be supervised when interacting with their new pet.
Before adopting Harry, please remember that rabbits need more than a small cage. He will need a safe, appropriately sized area with plenty of room to hop, stretch, explore, and exercise. He will also
Meet Harry
Harry is a 12-month-old male rabbit with a personality as memorable as his ears. His ears are so long that he looks just like the Flying Nun, and once you see him, you will understand exactly what we mean.
Harry arrived at the shelter as a stray at the end of July, and he has been an absolute sweetheart ever since. He is gentle, easygoing, and has given us no problems during his stay.
We call Harry and Quinn the bunny brothers, although we do not actually know if they are related. The two have been spending time together, but Harry does not have to be adopted with Quinn.
Harry may be a great fit for a family with children who understand how to properly handle and care for a rabbit. As with any animal, children should always be supervised when interacting with their new pet.
Before adopting Harry, please remember that rabbits need more than a small cage. He will need a safe, appropriately sized area with plenty of room to hop, stretch, explore, and exercise. He will also need plenty of hay, fresh water, an appropriate diet, and safe things to chew. Rabbits' teeth continuously grow, making appropriate chewing materials an important part of their daily care.
Harry does not come with supplies. Small animal adoptions are free and are first-come, first-served.
If you are looking for a sweet bunny with unforgettable ears and a gentle personality, come
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