Proof

Proof is a 1yearold doublemane Lionhead rabbit with a gentle soul and a quiet, cautious way of moving through the world. His story began in a heartbreaking place — he and his siblings were found early one morning under our ACO van, sitting in an open box with no one around. One of our vet techs discovered them when arriving for the day, and they were brought inside right away for safety and care.<br/><br/>Proof is a shy rabbit who needs time, patience, and a calm environment to feel secure. New spaces and new people can be overwhelming for him, and he prefers to take things slowly, observing from a safe spot before deciding its okay to come closer. He came in with significant matting, likely from living outdoors without proper grooming. Thanks to the help of a local rabbit rescue, hes already feeling much more comfortable. Were still working through some of the remaining mats, and his future home may need to continue that gentle grooming to keep him healthy and painfree. Hes been very patient, even when hes unsure.<br/><br/>Once Proof feels safe, his soft personality begins to show — quiet curiosity, gentle movements, and a sweetness that feels like a small, hardwon gift. He does well with cats and dogs, and hes appropriate for kids who understand that rabbits cannot be picked up or handled roughly. He thrives best with people who let him set the pace and who appreciate the quiet, tender nature of a shy rabbit.<br/><br/>Proof is ready for a home that can offer stability, kindness, and the slow, steady reassurance he needs to truly blossom. If youre looking for a rabbit who will reward patience with trust, Proof is waiting for you.<br/><br/><br/>Proof's adoption fee is $25, which helps support their medical care and preparation for adoption.

Proof is a 1yearold doublemane Lionhead rabbit with a gentle soul and a quiet, cautious way of moving through the world. His story began in a heartbreaking place — he and his siblings were found early one morning under our ACO van, sitting in an open box with no one around. One of our vet techs discovered them when arriving for the day, and they were brought inside right away for safety and care.

Proof is a shy rabbit who needs time, patience, and a calm environment to feel secure. New spaces and new people can be overwhelming for him, and he prefers to take things slowly, observing from a safe spot before deciding its okay to come closer. He came in with significant matting, likely from living outdoors without proper grooming. Thanks to the help of a local rabbit rescue, hes already feeling much more comfortable. Were still working through some of the remaining mats, and his future home may need to continue that gentle grooming to keep him healthy and painfree. Hes been very patient, even when hes unsure.

Proof is a 1yearold doublemane Lionhead rabbit with a gentle soul and a quiet, cautious way of moving through the world. His story began in a heartbreaking place — he and his siblings were found early one morning under our ACO van, sitting in an open box with no one around. One of our vet techs discovered them when arriving for the day, and they were brought inside right away for safety and care.

Proof is a shy rabbit who needs time, patience, and a calm environment to feel secure. New spaces and new people can be overwhelming for him, and he prefers to take things slowly, observing from a safe spot before deciding its okay to come closer. He came in with significant matting, likely from living outdoors without proper grooming. Thanks to the help of a local rabbit rescue, hes already feeling much more comfortable. Were still working through some of the remaining mats, and his future home may need to continue that gentle grooming to keep him healthy and painfree. Hes been very patient, even when hes unsure.

Once Proof feels safe, his soft personality begins to show — quiet curiosity, gentle movements, and a sweetness that feels like a small, hardwon gift. He does well with cats and dogs, and hes appropriate for kids who understand that rabbits cannot be picked up or handled roughly. He thrives best with people who let him set the pace and who appreciate the quiet, tender nature of a shy rabbit.
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