Leroy

Meet Leroy! Leroy came to us after surviving a fatal car accident with his siblings. We believe he was originally purchased at a farm auction, but he's traded in country living for the comforts of indoor life and has absolutely no interest in going back.<br/><br/>This handsome boy is neutered, litter trained, and has received a clean bill of health from his veterinarian. We suspect Leroy is a Flemish Giant, and at already 8 pounds—with enormous feet and even bigger ears—he still has plenty of growing left to do.<br/><br/>Leroy rules his foster room with speed, agility, and boundless curiosity. He loves to stop for head pets before launching himself back into whatever adventure he was on. Treats and salads don't stand a chance around him—he attacks them with reckless abandon. He's incredibly social, endlessly inquisitive, and just the right amount of chaotic, all while expertly using his adorable face to avoid taking responsibility for any of it.<br/><br/>He's also something of a carpet and baseboard connoisseur, so a bunny-proofed home is a must. Many rabbits are timid or easily startled by loud noises... Leroy is not most rabbits. He seems to fear absolutely nothing—except, perhaps, being asked to go back into his pen before he's ready.<br/><br/>Leroy would thrive in a home with plenty of space to run, explore, and a devoted staff of adoring servants to cater to his every whim. While he may not be taking home any "Best Behaved Rabbit" awards just yet, he'll absolutely win your heart with his playful energy, fearless spirit, and love of affection. He's about as close to having a puppy as you can get without the barking, so he'll need supervision during free-roam time while he learns the house rules (and eventually, hopefully, settles down with age—much like his foster dad).<br/><br/> Beneath all the chaos is an incredibly sweet rabbit who's ready to find the forever home he deserves. Leroy's adoption fee is $150. Adopters must be 18 years or older.

Meet Leroy! Leroy came to us after surviving a fatal car accident with his siblings. We believe he was originally purchased at a farm auction, but he's traded in country living for the comforts of indoor life and has absolutely no interest in going back.

This handsome boy is neutered, litter trained, and has received a clean bill of health from his veterinarian. We suspect Leroy is a Flemish Giant, and at already 8 pounds—with enormous feet and even bigger ears—he still has plenty of growing left to do.

Leroy rules his foster room with speed, agility, and boundless curiosity. He loves to stop for head pets before launching himself back into whatever adventure he was on. Treats and salads don't stand a chance around him—he attacks them with reckless abandon. He's incredibly social, endlessly inquisitive, and just the right amount of chaotic, all while expertly using his adorable face to avoid taking responsibility for any of it.

He's also something of a carpet and baseboard connoisseur, so a bunny-p

Meet Leroy! Leroy came to us after surviving a fatal car accident with his siblings. We believe he was originally purchased at a farm auction, but he's traded in country living for the comforts of indoor life and has absolutely no interest in going back.

This handsome boy is neutered, litter trained, and has received a clean bill of health from his veterinarian. We suspect Leroy is a Flemish Giant, and at already 8 pounds—with enormous feet and even bigger ears—he still has plenty of growing left to do.

Leroy rules his foster room with speed, agility, and boundless curiosity. He loves to stop for head pets before launching himself back into whatever adventure he was on. Treats and salads don't stand a chance around him—he attacks them with reckless abandon. He's incredibly social, endlessly inquisitive, and just the right amount of chaotic, all while expertly using his adorable face to avoid taking responsibility for any of it.

He's also something of a carpet and baseboard connoisseur, so a bunny-proofed home is a must. Many rabbits are timid or easily startled by loud noises... Leroy is not most rabbits. He seems to fear absolutely nothing—except, perhaps, being asked to go back into his pen before he's ready.

Leroy would thrive in a home with plenty of space to run, explore, and a devoted staff of adoring servants to cater to his every whim. While he may not be taking home any "B