Hop Eye

With big ears and an even bigger heart, Hop Eye just wants to be your new best friend. Despite everything he has gone through, he is the most social, outgoing boy there is. Hop Eye was found as a stray with a severely damaged and infected left eye. He spent the last month receiving medications and undergoing two surgeries. Now that he is healed, he is ready to find his family. Hop Eye may only have one eye, but he sure can spot if you have snacks. He has eaten like a champ throughout the whole ordeal. With everything Hop Eye went through living outside, he deserves a new life as a house rabbit. He would thrive living in a large pen or room with lots of attention. He is litter box trained and has been comfortable in a household with other pets. If you are looking for a curious and friendly new companion, Hop Eye would love to meet you!

With big ears and an even bigger heart, Hop Eye just wants to be your new best friend. Despite everything he has gone through, he is the most social, outgoing boy there is. Hop Eye was found as a stray with a severely damaged and infected left eye. He spent the last month receiving medications and undergoing two surgeries. Now that he is healed, he is ready to find his family. Hop Eye may only have one eye, but he sure can spot if you have snacks. He has eaten like a champ throughout the whole ordeal. With everything Hop Eye went through living outside, he deserves a new life as a house rabbit. He would thrive living in a large pen or room with lots of attention. He is litter box trained and has been comfortable in a household with other pets. If you are looking for a curious and friendly new companion, Hop Eye would love to meet you!

With big ears and an even bigger heart, Hop Eye just wants to be your new best friend. Despite everything he has gone through, he is the most social, outgoing boy there is. Hop Eye was found as a stray with a severely damaged and infected left eye. He spent the last month receiving medications and undergoing two surgeries. Now that he is healed, he is ready to find his family. Hop Eye may only have one eye, but he sure can spot if you have snacks. He has eaten like a champ throughout the whole ordeal. With everything Hop Eye went through living outside, he deserves a new life as a house rabbit. He would thrive living in a large pen or room with lots of attention. He is litter box trained and has been comfortable in a household with other pets. If you are looking for a curious and friendly new companion, Hop Eye would love to meet you!