Lucky Fin

Lucky Fin is a young mini Rex-type rabbit who came into the shelter from a situation with too many rabbits to care for. His most unique feature is of course his one tiny ear-possibly a birth defect or early life injury. We hope in the spirit of Nemo and his lucky fin that it will bring him good luck starting the rest of his life with a new forever family! Fin is still learning himself as he grows up and has been practicing his litter box skills, though he hasn't quite gotten it yet! He enjoys being pet, eating treats, and rearranging the furniture in his house, but we're still learning all his quirks! His coat would benefit from grooming with a soft rubber brush and making sure his bedding is soft and clean since Rex are more prone to sore hocks.<br/><br/>Due to his background, we don't know an exact age or how Lucky Fin would feel about living with other animals or small children. Please note that Fin is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. It can curb destructive and territorial behavior, as well as help with litter training, so it can't come recommended enough!

Lucky Fin is a young mini Rex-type rabbit who came into the shelter from a situation with too many rabbits to care for. His most unique feature is of course his one tiny ear-possibly a birth defect or early life injury. We hope in the spirit of Nemo and his lucky fin that it will bring him good luck starting the rest of his life with a new forever family! Fin is still learning himself as he grows up and has been practicing his litter box skills, though he hasn't quite gotten it yet! He enjoys being pet, eating treats, and rearranging the furniture in his house, but we're still learning all his quirks! His coat would benefit from grooming with a soft rubber brush and making sure his bedding is soft and clean since Rex are more prone to sore hocks.

Due to his background, we don't know an exact age or how Lucky Fin would feel about living with other animals or small children. Please note that Fin is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. It

Lucky Fin is a young mini Rex-type rabbit who came into the shelter from a situation with too many rabbits to care for. His most unique feature is of course his one tiny ear-possibly a birth defect or early life injury. We hope in the spirit of Nemo and his lucky fin that it will bring him good luck starting the rest of his life with a new forever family! Fin is still learning himself as he grows up and has been practicing his litter box skills, though he hasn't quite gotten it yet! He enjoys being pet, eating treats, and rearranging the furniture in his house, but we're still learning all his quirks! His coat would benefit from grooming with a soft rubber brush and making sure his bedding is soft and clean since Rex are more prone to sore hocks.

Due to his background, we don't know an exact age or how Lucky Fin would feel about living with other animals or small children. Please note that Fin is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. It can curb destructive and territorial behavior, as well as help with litter training, so it can't come recommended enough!