Peony
- Baby
- Female
- Medium
- rabbit
- Bunny Rabbit
About Peony
Grand Rapids, MI
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Adoption Fee
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Peony's Story
Meet Peony, a 3-month-old brown bunny who is still learning that people can be pretty wonderful! She can be shy when meeting new people and may scurry off to hide when you first enter her room. Give her some quiet time, though, and she'll settle in and allow gentle head pets while you sit nearby.<br/><br/>Peony isn't a fan of being picked up or handled, so her new family should be prepared to interact with her on her terms and let her build trust at her own pace. She's comfortable in new places and will benefit from a calm environment where she can continue gaining confidence.<br/><br/>Rabbits are social animals and often do best with a bunny companion, so adopters should consider bonding Peony with another compatible rabbit.<br/><br/>Peony's adoption fee is generously sponsored by Mike Morse Law Firm, making it even easier to bring this sweet girl home!
Meet Peony, a 3-month-old brown bunny who is still learning that people can be pretty wonderful! She can be shy when meeting new people and may scurry off to hide when you first enter her room. Give her some quiet time, though, and she'll settle in and allow gentle head pets while you sit nearby.
Peony isn't a fan of being picked up or handled, so her new family should be prepared to interact with her on her terms and let her build trust at her own pace. She's comfortable in new places and will benefit from a calm environment where she can continue gaining confidence.
Rabbits are social animals and often do best with a bunny companion, so adopters should consider bonding Peony with another compatible rabbit.
Peony's adoption fee is generously sponsored by Mike Morse Law Firm, making it even easier to bring this sweet girl home!
Meet Peony, a 3-month-old brown bunny who is still learning that people can be pretty wonderful! She can be shy when meeting new people and may scurry off to hide when you first enter her room. Give her some quiet time, though, and she'll settle in and allow gentle head pets while you sit nearby.
Peony isn't a fan of being picked up or handled, so her new family should be prepared to interact with her on her terms and let her build trust at her own pace. She's comfortable in new places and will benefit from a calm environment where she can continue gaining confidence.
Rabbits are social animals and often do best with a bunny companion, so adopters should consider bonding Peony with another compatible rabbit.
Peony's adoption fee is generously sponsored by Mike Morse Law Firm, making it even easier to bring this sweet girl home!
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How To Adopt
Peony is from Humane Society of West Michigan
[Grand Rapids, MI]
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