Tigger (bonded to Roo)

  • Baby
  • Female
  • Medium
  • rabbit
  • Bunny Rabbit

Tigger (bonded to Roo)

Current Location

Hilliard , FL

Species & Breed

rabbit
Bunny Rabbit

Physical Traits

Age: Baby
Gender: Female
Size: Medium
Coat color: Tan

Behavior

House-trained: Unknown

Health

Vaccinated:
Yes

Tigger (bonded to Roo)'s Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

$150

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Tigger (bonded to Roo)'s Story

Meet Roo & Tigger! <br/><br/>Roo and Tigger were born on April 20, 2026, after their pregnant mama was rescued as a stray in Jacksonville. These two have been growing up together in foster care and have become quite the adorable little duo!<br/><br/>Once they're comfortable with you, **both will climb right into your lap-and sometimes all over you!** Tigger is the more outgoing explorer of the two and especially loves climbing on top of anything she can find. They're both full of energy in the mornings, with lots of binkies and supervised free-roam adventures.<br/><br/>Roo and Tigger seem to really enjoy being together and stick close to each other when they're roaming. They've also done wonderfully around children and dogs in their foster home and, so far, have been awesome with their litter box habits! As they get older and hormones kick in, those habits may temporarily change.<br/><br/>They'll tolerate being picked up for a short time, but like most bunnies, they're much happier exploring and interacting with you on the ground.<br/><br/>Their spay surgeries are scheduled for October 29th, and they can be officially adopted once they have recovered and are medically cleared. Until then, they are available through our Foster-to-Adopt Program, with Bebette's Bunny Rescue covering their approved veterinary care, including spays, microchips, and fecal testing.<br/><br/>If you're looking for two social, silly little girls who love exploring together, Roo and Tigger may be the perfect pair!

Meet Roo & Tigger!

Roo and Tigger were born on April 20, 2026, after their pregnant mama was rescued as a stray in Jacksonville. These two have been growing up together in foster care and have become quite the adorable little duo!

Once they're comfortable with you, **both will climb right into your lap-and sometimes all over you!** Tigger is the more outgoing explorer of the two and especially loves climbing on top of anything she can find. They're both full of energy in the mornings, with lots of binkies and supervised free-roam adventures.

Roo and Tigger seem to really enjoy being together and stick close to each other when they're roaming. They've also done wonderfully around children and dogs in their foster home and, so far, have been awesome with their litter box habits! As they get older and hormones kick in, those habits may temporarily change.

They'll tolerate being picked up for a short time, but like most bunnies, they're much happier exploring and interacting with you on the g

Meet Roo & Tigger!

Roo and Tigger were born on April 20, 2026, after their pregnant mama was rescued as a stray in Jacksonville. These two have been growing up together in foster care and have become quite the adorable little duo!

Once they're comfortable with you, **both will climb right into your lap-and sometimes all over you!** Tigger is the more outgoing explorer of the two and especially loves climbing on top of anything she can find. They're both full of energy in the mornings, with lots of binkies and supervised free-roam adventures.

Roo and Tigger seem to really enjoy being together and stick close to each other when they're roaming. They've also done wonderfully around children and dogs in their foster home and, so far, have been awesome with their litter box habits! As they get older and hormones kick in, those habits may temporarily change.

They'll tolerate being picked up for a short time, but like most bunnies, they're much happier exploring and interacting with you on the ground.

Their spay surgeries are scheduled for October 29th, and they can be officially adopted once they have recovered and are medically cleared. Until then, they are available through our Foster-to-Adopt Program, with Bebette's Bunny Rescue covering their approved veterinary care, including spays, microchips, and fecal testing.

If you're looking for two social, silly little gir

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How To Adopt

Tigger (bond... was listed as Adoptable by Bebette's Bunny Rescue, Inc
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Bebette's Bunny Rescue, Inc's Adoption Policy
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[Hilliard, FL]

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