Lucky

Say hello to Lucky, our resident lovebug bunny! Lucky is a sweet girl who loves her cat and dog friends, even if they don't love her back. We think that she would do amazing with another bunny given her social personality. She adores her treats, affection, and exploring. Beyond how friendly she is, we don't know much else about her. She was found in an intercity park in a zip close carrier, and thankfully her rescuers decided to bring her to us. She was pulling her fur out in large amounts when she came to us, which often means a female rabbit is pregnant and about to have babies. In her case though, it was a result of stress. Once she got spayed and settled in at her foster home, all signs of fur pulling have stopped. She's become curious, social, and eager to spend time with people, cats, and dogs alike. We think she'd do very well in a home with kids, dogs, or cats, given her confident and friendly nature.

Say hello to Lucky, our resident lovebug bunny! Lucky is a sweet girl who loves her cat and dog friends, even if they don't love her back. We think that she would do amazing with another bunny given her social personality. She adores her treats, affection, and exploring. Beyond how friendly she is, we don't know much else about her. She was found in an intercity park in a zip close carrier, and thankfully her rescuers decided to bring her to us. She was pulling her fur out in large amounts when she came to us, which often means a female rabbit is pregnant and about to have babies. In her case though, it was a result of stress. Once she got spayed and settled in at her foster home, all signs of fur pulling have stopped. She's become curious, social, and eager to spend time with people, cats, and dogs alike. We think she'd do very well in a home with kids, dogs, or cats, given her confident and friendly nature.

Say hello to Lucky, our resident lovebug bunny! Lucky is a sweet girl who loves her cat and dog friends, even if they don't love her back. We think that she would do amazing with another bunny given her social personality. She adores her treats, affection, and exploring. Beyond how friendly she is, we don't know much else about her. She was found in an intercity park in a zip close carrier, and thankfully her rescuers decided to bring her to us. She was pulling her fur out in large amounts when she came to us, which often means a female rabbit is pregnant and about to have babies. In her case though, it was a result of stress. Once she got spayed and settled in at her foster home, all signs of fur pulling have stopped. She's become curious, social, and eager to spend time with people, cats, and dogs alike. We think she'd do very well in a home with kids, dogs, or cats, given her confident and friendly nature.