Ines

Meet Ines!! (case #15124)<br/><br/>Looking for a petite princess with a story to tell? Meet Ines, a sweet little female rabbit with a heart as soft as her fur! This adorable bun arrived in our care with a few unexpected hitchhikers: a tick and some fleas which suggests she likely spent some time fending for herself outdoors before finding safety.<br/><br/>Despite her rough start, Ines is ready to leave her outdoor adventures behind and settle into the good life: cozy hideouts, tasty hay, and a family to call her own.<br/><br/>Rabbits are intelligent, curious, and full of personality. Many rabbits learn their names, enjoy exploring their surroundings, and can even be litter-trained. They form strong bonds with their people and often show affection through gentle nudges, flops, and happy hops known as "binkies."<br/><br/>Before bringing home a bunny, it's important to know that:<br/>Hay is essential and should make up most of their diet.<br/>They need daily exercise and plenty of space to explore.<br/>Rabbits are smart and social, thriving on enrichment and interaction.<br/>They can live 8 to 12 years or more, making them a long-term companion.<br/>Indoor living is safest, protecting them from predators, weather, and parasites.<br/><br/>Why Ines?<br/>Cute, compact, and easy to adore<br/>A survivor ready for her happily-ever-after<br/>Looking for a patient family to help her blossom<br/>Perfect candidate for a life filled with treats, toys, and love<br/><br/>Ines has already tackled life outdoors and now she's ready to discover the joys of indoor bunny living. Could your home be the next chapter in her story?<br/><br/>Hop to it and adopt Ines! Her best adventure is still waiting to begin. Please complete an adoption application:<br/><br/>https://www.hamilton.ca/home-neighbourhood/animals-pets/adopt-or-foster-pet/adoptions<br/><br/>Adopters must provide their own enclosure and accessories.<br/><br/>Animal adoptions and viewing are by appointment only. This allows our Adoption Staff to spend quality time with each potential home to ensure the most successful matches are made between the animals and their new families.<br/><br/>*Please note: we only adopt within Ontario

Meet Ines!! (case #15124)

Looking for a petite princess with a story to tell? Meet Ines, a sweet little female rabbit with a heart as soft as her fur! This adorable bun arrived in our care with a few unexpected hitchhikers: a tick and some fleas which suggests she likely spent some time fending for herself outdoors before finding safety.

Despite her rough start, Ines is ready to leave her outdoor adventures behind and settle into the good life: cozy hideouts, tasty hay, and a family to call her own.

Rabbits are intelligent, curious, and full of personality. Many rabbits learn their names, enjoy exploring their surroundings, and can even be litter-trained. They form strong bonds with their people and often show affection through gentle nudges, flops, and happy hops known as "binkies."

Before bringing home a bunny, it's important to know that:
Hay is essential and should make up most of their diet.
They need daily exercise and plenty of space to explore.
Rabbits are smart and soc

Meet Ines!! (case #15124)

Looking for a petite princess with a story to tell? Meet Ines, a sweet little female rabbit with a heart as soft as her fur! This adorable bun arrived in our care with a few unexpected hitchhikers: a tick and some fleas which suggests she likely spent some time fending for herself outdoors before finding safety.

Despite her rough start, Ines is ready to leave her outdoor adventures behind and settle into the good life: cozy hideouts, tasty hay, and a family to call her own.

Rabbits are intelligent, curious, and full of personality. Many rabbits learn their names, enjoy exploring their surroundings, and can even be litter-trained. They form strong bonds with their people and often show affection through gentle nudges, flops, and happy hops known as "binkies."

Before bringing home a bunny, it's important to know that:
Hay is essential and should make up most of their diet.
They need daily exercise and plenty of space to explore.
Rabbits are smart and social, thriving on enrichment and interaction.
They can live 8 to 12 years or more, making them a long-term companion.
Indoor living is safest, protecting them from predators, weather, and parasites.

Why Ines?
Cute, compact, and easy to adore
A survivor ready for her happily-ever-after
Looking for a patient family to help her blossom
Perfect candidate for a life fill