Princess Pip

Princess Pip is a dainty little lady who's looking for a new home. She came to us from an animal control facility, so we don't know much about her history. She originally was a bit fearful of hands coming into her enclosure, but has since learned that hands bring her food and pets! Pip is a friendly, outgoing and curious little princess. She has a lot of energy and will need a spacious exercise pen enclosure to call her home base. She will also need lots of time out of her pen to hop around and explore in a bunny-proofed area. Princess Pip is litter box trained and drinks out of a large, ceramic bowl. She is spayed, vaccinated against RHDV and ready to hop into her furever home!<br/><br/>If you're interested in adopting Princess Pip, please fill out our adoption questionnaire, which can be found on the adoption page of our website at wisconsinhrs.org.<br/><br/>Adopters receive a free copy of the House Rabbit Handbook: How to Live with an<br/>Urban Rabbit and a complimentary one year membership to the Wisconsin House Rabbit Society.

Princess Pip is a dainty little lady who's looking for a new home. She came to us from an animal control facility, so we don't know much about her history. She originally was a bit fearful of hands coming into her enclosure, but has since learned that hands bring her food and pets! Pip is a friendly, outgoing and curious little princess. She has a lot of energy and will need a spacious exercise pen enclosure to call her home base. She will also need lots of time out of her pen to hop around and explore in a bunny-proofed area. Princess Pip is litter box trained and drinks out of a large, ceramic bowl. She is spayed, vaccinated against RHDV and ready to hop into her furever home!

If you're interested in adopting Princess Pip, please fill out our adoption questionnaire, which can be found on the adoption page of our website at wisconsinhrs.org.

Adopters receive a free copy of the House Rabbit Handbook: How to Live with an
Urban Rabbit and a complimentary one year membership to the Wisconsin House Rabbit S

Princess Pip is a dainty little lady who's looking for a new home. She came to us from an animal control facility, so we don't know much about her history. She originally was a bit fearful of hands coming into her enclosure, but has since learned that hands bring her food and pets! Pip is a friendly, outgoing and curious little princess. She has a lot of energy and will need a spacious exercise pen enclosure to call her home base. She will also need lots of time out of her pen to hop around and explore in a bunny-proofed area. Princess Pip is litter box trained and drinks out of a large, ceramic bowl. She is spayed, vaccinated against RHDV and ready to hop into her furever home!

If you're interested in adopting Princess Pip, please fill out our adoption questionnaire, which can be found on the adoption page of our website at wisconsinhrs.org.

Adopters receive a free copy of the House Rabbit Handbook: How to Live with an
Urban Rabbit and a complimentary one year membership to the Wisconsin House Rabbit Society.