PRINCE

PRINCE and a selection of other adorable bunnies will be available for adoption at the Roseville PetSmart store this Saturday, June 23rd, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.! Come meet the bunnies, interact in our "get to know you" playpens, learn from our rabbit expert, and shop for the best supplies for a happy healthy bunny!<br/><br/>Handsome PRINCE is white with subtle tan marking and just 1 year old. He came in with his brother Pumpkin. He weighs 5 lbs. And what wonderful loppity ears he has! This nice Lop Eared bunny is already neutered and quickly catching on to litterbox training. Prince loves to play with toys. He came to MHS to find a new home from an owner because the pets in their family did not get along.<br/><br/>Please remember that all bunnies need "room, room and more room!" A "cage" should be considered as only "temporary housing." A pet "exercise pen" is more of what a bunny needs...the ex-pen is great for re-enforcing litter box training, and the pen gives bunnies enough room for toys and for running and binkying. A bunny's personality begins to come alive, sparkle and shine ONLY when he/she is given room to actually act like, and be, a rabbit!<br/><br/>Also, bunnies need LOTS of hay...timothy hay for bunnies over 7 months, and water...24/7. Rabbit pellets in the a.m. and p.m. (again, timothy pellets if over 7 months)...greens twice a day (Romaine/green leaf/red leaf lettuces, parsley, and green tops of carrots)...and tiny amounts of fruits as treats (for example, strawberry, blueberry, apple). Avoid bunny treats sold in stores...not good for the little guys.<br/><br/>All MHS bunnies are already neutered or spayed and have been checked for parasites. Each comes with a free book on rabbit care, too! The adoption fee is just $20 for a single bunny or $30 for a pair. Bring your family to meet the bunnies today! Adoption fee may be paid in cash, check or charge (Visa/MC/Discover) and bunny hops home with you in a carrying box. Adopters must have current valid photo identification and be at least 18 years of age. Adopters must be prepared to purchase or provide an appropriate living space (exercise pen or roomy cage) for their new pet, plus a litterbox and paper pellet litter, bowls, toys, and hay/pellets and daily salad greens. All MHS adoptions carry our 60-day money-back guarantee and each bunny comes with a 10-day free MHS vet visit offer.<br/><br/>Rabbits have a life span of 7-10 years. They need good quality rabbit pellets daily for adult rabbits. Quantities should be limited depending on weight for adults. Rabbits also need timothy or other grass hay daily. They also enjoy lots of vegetables including carrots, carrot tops, beet tops, dandelion greens, kale, collard greens, escarole, romaine lettuce, endive, Swiss chard, parsley, clover, cabbage, broccoli florets, green peppers, pea pods, Brussels sprouts and, basil. They require at least three different types of vegetables daily. About one heaping cup to five pounds of weight should be given daily. Fruits are treats and rabbits should not have more than two heaping tablespoons per four pounds of body weight daily. Water should always be available and containers should be cleaned and refilled daily.

PRINCE and a selection of other adorable bunnies will be available for adoption at the Roseville PetSmart store this Saturday, June 23rd, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.! Come meet the bunnies, interact in our "get to know you" playpens, learn from our rabbit expert, and shop for the best supplies for a happy healthy bunny!

Handsome PRINCE is white with subtle tan marking and just 1 year old. He came in with his brother Pumpkin. He weighs 5 lbs. And what wonderful loppity ears he has! This nice Lop Eared bunny is already neutered and quickly catching on to litterbox training. Prince loves to play with toys. He came to MHS to find a new home from an owner because the pets in their family did not get along.

Please remember that all bunnies need "room, room and more room!" A "cage" should be considered as only "temporary housing." A pet "exercise pen" is more of what a bunny needs...the ex-pen is great for re-enforcing litter box training, and the pen gives bunnies enough room for toys and for running and binkying.

PRINCE and a selection of other adorable bunnies will be available for adoption at the Roseville PetSmart store this Saturday, June 23rd, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.! Come meet the bunnies, interact in our "get to know you" playpens, learn from our rabbit expert, and shop for the best supplies for a happy healthy bunny!

Handsome PRINCE is white with subtle tan marking and just 1 year old. He came in with his brother Pumpkin. He weighs 5 lbs. And what wonderful loppity ears he has! This nice Lop Eared bunny is already neutered and quickly catching on to litterbox training. Prince loves to play with toys. He came to MHS to find a new home from an owner because the pets in their family did not get along.

Please remember that all bunnies need "room, room and more room!" A "cage" should be considered as only "temporary housing." A pet "exercise pen" is more of what a bunny needs...the ex-pen is great for re-enforcing litter box training, and the pen gives bunnies enough room for toys and for running and binkying. A bunny's personality begins to come alive, sparkle and shine ONLY when he/she is given room to actually act like, and be, a rabbit!

Also, bunnies need LOTS of hay...timothy hay for bunnies over 7 months, and water...24/7. Rabbit pellets in the a.m. and p.m. (again, timothy pellets if over 7 months)...greens twice a day (Romaine/green leaf/red leaf lettuces, parsley, and green tops of ca