Mr. Willow

Mr. Willow, affectionately known as Willace, came into the shelter after being left with the 'in-laws' by a previous owner, and is looking for a rabbit savvy home who chooses him. Willow was described as sweet and exceptionally friendly when it comes to being pet but isn't a fellow who likes to be held. He hasn't been around other rabbits for several years but has been around dogs and was fine with that.<br/><br/>Please note that Mr. Willow is not neutered and we would recommend having an evaluation for a neuter performed by a small animal veterinarian for health and behavior reasons, particularly if wanting to bond rabbits. Though Mr. Willow is not cage aggressive with us, neutering can assist with litter behavior and other territorial or hormonal behaviors, as well as enable him to live with other rabbits should he chose to.

Mr. Willow, affectionately known as Willace, came into the shelter after being left with the 'in-laws' by a previous owner, and is looking for a rabbit savvy home who chooses him. Willow was described as sweet and exceptionally friendly when it comes to being pet but isn't a fellow who likes to be held. He hasn't been around other rabbits for several years but has been around dogs and was fine with that.

Please note that Mr. Willow is not neutered and we would recommend having an evaluation for a neuter performed by a small animal veterinarian for health and behavior reasons, particularly if wanting to bond rabbits. Though Mr. Willow is not cage aggressive with us, neutering can assist with litter behavior and other territorial or hormonal behaviors, as well as enable him to live with other rabbits should he chose to.

Mr. Willow, affectionately known as Willace, came into the shelter after being left with the 'in-laws' by a previous owner, and is looking for a rabbit savvy home who chooses him. Willow was described as sweet and exceptionally friendly when it comes to being pet but isn't a fellow who likes to be held. He hasn't been around other rabbits for several years but has been around dogs and was fine with that.

Please note that Mr. Willow is not neutered and we would recommend having an evaluation for a neuter performed by a small animal veterinarian for health and behavior reasons, particularly if wanting to bond rabbits. Though Mr. Willow is not cage aggressive with us, neutering can assist with litter behavior and other territorial or hormonal behaviors, as well as enable him to live with other rabbits should he chose to.