Sandy Cheeks

Sandy Cheeks is a sweet gal who truly enjoys being close to humans on furniture, happily purring (and grinding her teeth) to show her contentment. When she's done, she's not shy about letting you know with a gentle little nip-her polite way of saying, "Thanks, that's enough for now!" She has the same honest approach when being petted on the floor.<br/>Sandy Cheeks is a spirited bun with a charming rhythm to her day: she'll loaf quietly for long stretches, looking like the picture of serenity, then suddenly spring into action for an energetic burst of zooming fun. Curiosity is one of her defining traits, especially when it comes to "remodeling." Sandy Cheeks loves picking up toys, blankets, or anything else within reach and relocating them to where they very obviously belong-according to her impeccable design sense.<br/><br/>Her impressive ears can detect the refrigerator opening from across the house, and her adorable two-tone nose twitches with excitement at mealtime. She slurps up dandelion greens like spaghetti and will inhale a berry before it even has a chance to leave your hand.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a bunny with personality, affection, and a dash of sass, this curious, food-loving sweetheart may be the perfect match for you.<br/><br/>Sandy Cheeks is spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated against RHDV2 (vaccine needs to be administered annually). House Rabbit Society recommends all rabbits see a rabbit-savvy veterinarian once a year.<br/> <br/>Submit an adoption application for Sandy Cheeks at houserabbit.org. House Rabbit Society is located in Richmond, California, just north of San Francisco. Questions? Email foster@houserabbit.org and we'll be happy to talk more with you!

Sandy Cheeks is a sweet gal who truly enjoys being close to humans on furniture, happily purring (and grinding her teeth) to show her contentment. When she's done, she's not shy about letting you know with a gentle little nip-her polite way of saying, "Thanks, that's enough for now!" She has the same honest approach when being petted on the floor.
Sandy Cheeks is a spirited bun with a charming rhythm to her day: she'll loaf quietly for long stretches, looking like the picture of serenity, then suddenly spring into action for an energetic burst of zooming fun. Curiosity is one of her defining traits, especially when it comes to "remodeling." Sandy Cheeks loves picking up toys, blankets, or anything else within reach and relocating them to where they very obviously belong-according to her impeccable design sense.

Her impressive ears can detect the refrigerator opening from across the house, and her adorable two-tone nose twitches with excitement at mealtime. She slurps up dandelion greens like spaghetti and will i

Sandy Cheeks is a sweet gal who truly enjoys being close to humans on furniture, happily purring (and grinding her teeth) to show her contentment. When she's done, she's not shy about letting you know with a gentle little nip-her polite way of saying, "Thanks, that's enough for now!" She has the same honest approach when being petted on the floor.
Sandy Cheeks is a spirited bun with a charming rhythm to her day: she'll loaf quietly for long stretches, looking like the picture of serenity, then suddenly spring into action for an energetic burst of zooming fun. Curiosity is one of her defining traits, especially when it comes to "remodeling." Sandy Cheeks loves picking up toys, blankets, or anything else within reach and relocating them to where they very obviously belong-according to her impeccable design sense.

Her impressive ears can detect the refrigerator opening from across the house, and her adorable two-tone nose twitches with excitement at mealtime. She slurps up dandelion greens like spaghetti and will inhale a berry before it even has a chance to leave your hand.

If you're looking for a bunny with personality, affection, and a dash of sass, this curious, food-loving sweetheart may be the perfect match for you.

Sandy Cheeks is spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated against RHDV2 (vaccine needs to be administered annually). House Rabbit Society recommends all rabbits see a rabbit-s