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Poppy

Young
Female
Medium

rabbit
Lionhead
Himalayan

About Poppy

Naples, FL

Species & Breed

rabbit

Lionhead&HimalayanMix

Physical Traits

Young

Female

Medium

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

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Poppy's Story

Poppy is a young Lionhead-Himalayan mix who was rescued as a stray in Cape Coral after approaching a kind stranger. She came to us extremely neglected—underweight, covered in mites, and unable to open her eyes—but she has made an amazing recovery. Poppy is full of energy, loves being petted, and is highly food motivated, making her very trainable and maybe even suited for agility games. She enjoys looking out the window to watch her surroundings and is absolutely adorable, ready to bring joy to her forever home. ----- Our rabbits live in private foster homes—please contact us to make an appointment to visit! Think this rabbit may be a good fit for your single bun? Our rescue also offers bonding services for eligible single bunnies. Not sure if a rabbit is right for your home? Fostering is a great way to learn about rabbit care or see if a particular rabbit is a good fit for you. We provide the start-up materials and education; apply on our website! Prepare your home with the proper supplies for a house rabbit; see our recomendaitons here: www.respectforrabbits.org/shop.

Poppy is a young Lionhead-Himalayan mix who was rescued as a stray in Cape Coral after approaching a kind stranger. She came to us extremely neglected—underweight, covered in mites, and unable to open her eyes—but she has made an amazing recovery. Poppy is full of energy, loves being petted, and is highly food motivated, making her very trainable and maybe even suited for agility games. She enjoys looking out the window to watch her surroundings and is absolutely adorable, ready to bring joy to her forever home.

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Our rabbits live in private foster homes—please contact us to make an appointment to visit!

Think this rabbit may be a good fit for your single bun? Our rescue also offers bonding services for eligible single bunnies.

Not sure if a rabbit is right for your home? Fostering is a great way to learn about rabbit care or see if a particular rabbit is a good fit for you. We provide the start-up materials and education; apply on our website!

Prepare your home with the proper su

Poppy is a young Lionhead-Himalayan mix who was rescued as a stray in Cape Coral after approaching a kind stranger. She came to us extremely neglected—underweight, covered in mites, and unable to open her eyes—but she has made an amazing recovery. Poppy is full of energy, loves being petted, and is highly food motivated, making her very trainable and maybe even suited for agility games. She enjoys looking out the window to watch her surroundings and is absolutely adorable, ready to bring joy to her forever home.

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Our rabbits live in private foster homes—please contact us to make an appointment to visit!

Think this rabbit may be a good fit for your single bun? Our rescue also offers bonding services for eligible single bunnies.

Not sure if a rabbit is right for your home? Fostering is a great way to learn about rabbit care or see if a particular rabbit is a good fit for you. We provide the start-up materials and education; apply on our website!

Prepare your home with the proper supplies for a house rabbit; see our recomendaitons here: www.respectforrabbits.org/shop.

How To Adopt

Poppy was listed as Adoptable by Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue

How can I adopt Poppy?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

When can I meet Poppy?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Poppy, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue, and they'll be happy to help!

Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue's Adoption Policy

We will ask you to fill out an adoption application and have an initial phone interview. We will then set up a time for you to meet some rabbits that might be a good fit for your family, home, and lifestyle. We will request photos of the space within your home where the rabbit will reside and arrange for a short home visit where one of our volunteers will provide a Bunny 101 training. This sets you up for success with your new rabbit friend! Rabbits are not a low maintenance pet and require a 10-14 year commitment. When given the proper environment, they are quiet, fun, and very loving. They make great companions! You'll notice most of our rabbits are adopted as bonded pairs. Rabbits are highly social and need companionship to keep them healthy and from getting lonely. As human companions, we can only offer them so much. We find having two rabbits is not any more work than one and they are tons of fun to watch together as well! Our adoption fee is $100 for a single or $150 for a bonded pair. All our rabbits are spayed/neutered and litter box trained. Our rescue does not have a main shelter and instead operates out of a network of foster homes throughout Southwest Florida. We can arrange a day for you to visit one of our homes to meet several rabbits of interest to you.

Our Mission

Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue was founded to bring "Respect for Rabbits.” We strive to elevate the status of domestic rabbits in our society to the level of other indoor companion animals. Our rescue works with local animal services, community members, and rescue partners to rescue rabbits from abuse, neglect, hoard...