HONEY

Meet Honey! Honey is a sensitive soul looking for a patient heart to call her own. The hustle and bustle of shelter life has been overwhelming for her, and she currently prefers to observe the world from the safety of a quiet corner. She is searching for a sanctuary where she can finally feel secure and begin to settle in at her own pace.<br/><br/> Because Honey is quite shy and nervous, she is looking for an experienced, quiet home to allow her to take the time she needs to feel comfortable and safe. She is partially litter trained, so she will need a dedicated adopter who can patiently guide her through that process once she feels comfortable. She would do best with someone who understands rabbit body language and knows that the best way to build a bond is through a gentle, quiet presence. If you are interested in adopting Honey, please call the East Region at 416-338-PAWS (7297) to start the application process!

Meet Honey! Honey is a sensitive soul looking for a patient heart to call her own. The hustle and bustle of shelter life has been overwhelming for her, and she currently prefers to observe the world from the safety of a quiet corner. She is searching for a sanctuary where she can finally feel secure and begin to settle in at her own pace.

Because Honey is quite shy and nervous, she is looking for an experienced, quiet home to allow her to take the time she needs to feel comfortable and safe. She is partially litter trained, so she will need a dedicated adopter who can patiently guide her through that process once she feels comfortable. She would do best with someone who understands rabbit body language and knows that the best way to build a bond is through a gentle, quiet presence. If you are interested in adopting Honey, please call the East Region at 416-338-PAWS (7297) to start the application process!

Meet Honey! Honey is a sensitive soul looking for a patient heart to call her own. The hustle and bustle of shelter life has been overwhelming for her, and she currently prefers to observe the world from the safety of a quiet corner. She is searching for a sanctuary where she can finally feel secure and begin to settle in at her own pace.

Because Honey is quite shy and nervous, she is looking for an experienced, quiet home to allow her to take the time she needs to feel comfortable and safe. She is partially litter trained, so she will need a dedicated adopter who can patiently guide her through that process once she feels comfortable. She would do best with someone who understands rabbit body language and knows that the best way to build a bond is through a gentle, quiet presence. If you are interested in adopting Honey, please call the East Region at 416-338-PAWS (7297) to start the application process!