Phantom Rabbit New Zealand & Flemish Giant Mix Thorold, ON

Clarice and Phantom were rescued along with their 5 other siblings when they were only 3 weeks old. Their mom passed away suddenly and the babies needed to be syringe fed as they were too young to be off milk. After lots of love and care, the babies started thriving and they were all divided into foster homes when they turned 8 weeks old. Both Clarice and Phantom are very easygoing and affectionate. When they were babies, Clarice was always the first one to run to her foster mom for snuggles, but now Phantom is a huge fan of them as well. The pair are very curious and love doing zoomies during their exercise time, and they'll greet their foster mom with binkies. Their litter habits are about 90%, with all pees in the box and only a few stray poops left when running around. They haven't been destructive and would make great free roaming rabbits as long as proper bunny proof is done.

Phantom had to have both of his eyes removed due to glaucoma that was getting worse despite treatment. He had started to lose vision before his last eye was removed so he had already started getting used to living without sight. Even though Phantom can't see, he's a totally different bunny now without the discomfort of glaucoma. He may bump into things occasionally but that doesn't stop him from doing tons of binkies and zoomies. He also likes stealing apple branches from his sister Clarice and then running around with them.

Flemish giants are one of the largest domestic rabbit breeds and adults weigh around 15lbs on average. A standard size xpen is too small for an adult flemmy as they need more space to run around and stretch their legs. Custom enclosures can be made from NIC panels (there are lots of tutorials on the internet about it) or certain areas can be bunny proofed to let the bun have more space to roam around. Rabbits can do great as free roaming if the home is properly bunny proofed and they have easy access to their litter boxes.

Clarice and Phantom are both fixed and ready to go to their forever home! They're bonded and must be adopted together.

More information about Clarice and Phantom, as well as information about caring for a blind rabbit, can be found at https://www.pumpkinsacres.ca/clarice-phantom


Adoption Requirements:

1. Applicants must be 21 years of age or older.

2. Rabbits must always be housed indoors.

3. Children cannot be the primary caregivers for the animals.

4. A photo of the rabbit’s setup and/or living area is to be submitted with the application.

5. Rabbits may not be adopted out as gifts, Easter presents or for children.

6. All other rabbits in the home must be spayed or neutered and vaccinated against RHDV2.

7. Adopters are required to have a hard sided carrier to transport the rabbit in.

8. Adopters must live in Ontario, Canada. We do not ship rabbits outside of the province.

Adoption application can be found at https://www.pumpkinsacres.ca/adoption-application