Midnight

Midnight is a stunning young man. He came to us with Oreo, surrendered from Grandparents that were taking care of rabbits left by their granddaughter. After they could no longer care for them, they were brought into our care. Midnight is accustomed to being an outdoor rabbit. In just a short time he has relaxed and shown how much he enjoys comforts of indoor living. He is already opening up to pets and head scratches and certainly doesn't shy away from treats. <br/><br/>Midnight is scheduled to be neutered later in January. Shortly after he will be ready for his forever home. He is not quiet yet litter trained, but his neuter will greatly help with that. He has shown no signs of aggression or biting, just as a typical unaltered boy, is all about the females. He is a smart and handsome lad that will make a wonderful bond mate after those hormones settle down!

Midnight is a stunning young man. He came to us with Oreo, surrendered from Grandparents that were taking care of rabbits left by their granddaughter. After they could no longer care for them, they were brought into our care. Midnight is accustomed to being an outdoor rabbit. In just a short time he has relaxed and shown how much he enjoys comforts of indoor living. He is already opening up to pets and head scratches and certainly doesn't shy away from treats.

Midnight is scheduled to be neutered later in January. Shortly after he will be ready for his forever home. He is not quiet yet litter trained, but his neuter will greatly help with that. He has shown no signs of aggression or biting, just as a typical unaltered boy, is all about the females. He is a smart and handsome lad that will make a wonderful bond mate after those hormones settle down!

Midnight is a stunning young man. He came to us with Oreo, surrendered from Grandparents that were taking care of rabbits left by their granddaughter. After they could no longer care for them, they were brought into our care. Midnight is accustomed to being an outdoor rabbit. In just a short time he has relaxed and shown how much he enjoys comforts of indoor living. He is already opening up to pets and head scratches and certainly doesn't shy away from treats.

Midnight is scheduled to be neutered later in January. Shortly after he will be ready for his forever home. He is not quiet yet litter trained, but his neuter will greatly help with that. He has shown no signs of aggression or biting, just as a typical unaltered boy, is all about the females. He is a smart and handsome lad that will make a wonderful bond mate after those hormones settle down!