Louise

Like most of our bunnies Louise had a rough start - but she has blossomed into a happy house rabbit! Shortly after Louise was rescued (after being dumped outside with another bunny) she gave birth to three babies, but unfortunately none of them survived. Then, her foster mom noticed a white streak in one of her eyes. The vet diagnosed her with E. cuniculi, a parasitic infection that is common in rabbits, and it was determined that the eye should be removed as the infection was possibly located there. After the eye was removed Louise was treated for E. cuniculi, and the disease went dormant and has remained that way ever since. (It is estimated that 50-80% of rabbits carry EC in their system, and most will live out their lives without showing any symptoms.) To be on the safe side Louise will need a blood test every couple of years, but she is overall a healthy and happy bunny!<br/><br/>Louise is sweet, friendly and curious. She knows her name and will come when called. She loves to be petted, especially on her head and cheeks. She will jump on the couch to see what you're doing, but she won't stay there for long! She loves to explore, and would probably do best in a home where she can have a lot of free roam time. Louise is a great litter box user, as well as a great hay eater! She also likes all kinds of greens. She is an active chewer so will need a steady supply of chew sticks and palm plates. She enjoys the company of her humans, and she is also fond of the cats in the home. Louise is eager to find a permanent position as house rabbit to a loving family.<br/><br/>To adopt a bunny from ORCA, please fill out an adoption application here: https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/55856/generic. A volunteer will reach out to you via email within 5 days to schedule a time to speak with you (please also monitor your spam folder).<br/><br/>We adopt to indoor homes only! All rabbits are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped prior to adoption. Our adoption fee for a single rabbit is $100, bonded pair is $170, and bonded trio is $200.<br/><br/>For more information on rabbit care, please visit our website at https://orlandorabbit.org/.

Like most of our bunnies Louise had a rough start - but she has blossomed into a happy house rabbit! Shortly after Louise was rescued (after being dumped outside with another bunny) she gave birth to three babies, but unfortunately none of them survived. Then, her foster mom noticed a white streak in one of her eyes. The vet diagnosed her with E. cuniculi, a parasitic infection that is common in rabbits, and it was determined that the eye should be removed as the infection was possibly located there. After the eye was removed Louise was treated for E. cuniculi, and the disease went dormant and has remained that way ever since. (It is estimated that 50-80% of rabbits carry EC in their system, and most will live out their lives without showing any symptoms.) To be on the safe side Louise will need a blood test every couple of years, but she is overall a healthy and happy bunny!

Louise is sweet, friendly and curious. She knows her name and will come when called. She loves to be petted, especially on her head and cheeks

Like most of our bunnies Louise had a rough start - but she has blossomed into a happy house rabbit! Shortly after Louise was rescued (after being dumped outside with another bunny) she gave birth to three babies, but unfortunately none of them survived. Then, her foster mom noticed a white streak in one of her eyes. The vet diagnosed her with E. cuniculi, a parasitic infection that is common in rabbits, and it was determined that the eye should be removed as the infection was possibly located there. After the eye was removed Louise was treated for E. cuniculi, and the disease went dormant and has remained that way ever since. (It is estimated that 50-80% of rabbits carry EC in their system, and most will live out their lives without showing any symptoms.) To be on the safe side Louise will need a blood test every couple of years, but she is overall a healthy and happy bunny!

Louise is sweet, friendly and curious. She knows her name and will come when called. She loves to be petted, especially on her head and cheeks. She will jump on the couch to see what you're doing, but she won't stay there for long! She loves to explore, and would probably do best in a home where she can have a lot of free roam time. Louise is a great litter box user, as well as a great hay eater! She also likes all kinds of greens. She is an active chewer so will need a steady supply of chew sticks and palm plates. She enjoys the compan