Trinket

INDOOR HOMES ONLY PLEASE<br/><br/>Trinket was one of a hundred rabbits rescued on from a park on the boarder of Long Beach and Lakewood. Her rescue date was June 30, 2020. She gave birth to a litter of five on July 2, 2020! <br/><br/>I reunited her with her running buddy, Tynsdale, also rescued from the same park. Sadly, he passed away in 2023. Perhaps Trinket would like a new rabbit friend?<br/><br/>I am estimating Trinket's date of birth to be at least January 2020 if not one or two years prior to that. The park she was living at had a large colony of domestic rabbits but she was the last one rescued from there!<br/><br/>Trinket should start out living in an exercise pen (x-pen) otherwise known as a puppy pen. She can have that as her home base or transition to a room or a section of a room or free roaming. A cage/hutch is not recommended unless the door is always open and an x-pen can be placed around it. Wire grid bottoms on cages/hutches and pull-out trays are not recommended. Towers, castles and tunnels are a preferred alternative to a cage/hutch. Please ask before you purchase supplies.<br/><br/>Please be over 21 if inquiring about a rabbit.<br/><br/>Trinket can be seen by appointment in Lake Elsinore after a questionnaire is completed or a phone consultation conducted. On adoption day, plan to spend approximately one hour at the rescue going over paperwork and general rabbit care information. Delivery is available up to 100 miles from Lake Elsinore. <br/><br/>IF YOU ARE SEEKING A RABBIT AS A COMPANION FOR YOUR EXISTING RABBIT, YOUR RABBIT SHOULD BE SPAYED/NEUTERED! <br/><br/>Male/female bondings are usually recommended. See the following link for more information: https://rabbit.org/care/bonding/<br/><br/><br/>BENEFITS OF ADOPTION FROM KRIBS FOR KRITTERS RABBIT RESCUE:<br/><br/>* Lifetime free nail trims and scent gland cleaning<br/>* Unparalleled rabbit education before you adopt<br/>* Ongoing support after you adopt<br/>* Starter hay and toys<br/>* Reasonably priced boarding when you're on vacation <br/><br/>Don't have the items you need to welcome a bunny to your home? No problem, I have low cost x-pen enclosures, litter boxes, bunny litter, hay, food pellets and toys to make new bunny ownership easier for you. Your local big chain pet store is probably NOT the best place to buy rabbit supplies!<br/><br/>Or, if you prefer to get your bunny supplies ahead of time, PLEASE consult with me before you purchase them as I can direct you to the least expensive and most appropriate rabbit essentials. Your local feed store, Tractor Supply and sometimes online retailers are a MUCH better option than a pet store.<br/><br/>PLEASE WATCH TOP 10 MISTAKES RABBIT OWNERS MAKE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6IlJTgsQrU<br/><br/>PLEASE WATCH TOP 10 REASONS NOT TO GET A BUNNY!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaoHFamRXYg<br/><br/>THE BIGGEST MISTAKES YOU CAN MAKE AS A RABBIT OWNER: https://www.thedodo.com/things-to-know-getting-rabbit-1340963451.html<br/><br/>A HUTCH IS NOT ENOUGH! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vvlb-prX4I<br/><br/>Kribs for Kritters Rabbit Rescue & Sanctuary<br/><br/>Find Kribs for Kritters on: https://www.facebook.com/kribsforkrittersofficial/<br/><br/>https://www.instagram.com/kribs_for_kritters/<br/><br/>www.kribsforkritters.com<br/><br/>Our founder is a ONE PERSON, uncompensated volunteer, grass roots, boots-on-the-ground rescuer who rescues domestic rabbits that have been cruelly abandoned at parks, golf courses, schools, fitness trails, and other outdoor locations.

INDOOR HOMES ONLY PLEASE

Trinket was one of a hundred rabbits rescued on from a park on the boarder of Long Beach and Lakewood. Her rescue date was June 30, 2020. She gave birth to a litter of five on July 2, 2020!

I reunited her with her running buddy, Tynsdale, also rescued from the same park. Sadly, he passed away in 2023. Perhaps Trinket would like a new rabbit friend?

I am estimating Trinket's date of birth to be at least January 2020 if not one or two years prior to that. The park she was living at had a large colony of domestic rabbits but she was the last one rescued from there!

Trinket should start out living in an exercise pen (x-pen) otherwise known as a puppy pen. She can have that as her home base or transition to a room or a section of a room or free roaming. A cage/hutch is not recommended unless the door is always open and an x-pen can be placed around it. Wire grid bottoms on cages/hutches and pull-out trays are not recommended. Towers, castles and tunnels are a pre

INDOOR HOMES ONLY PLEASE

Trinket was one of a hundred rabbits rescued on from a park on the boarder of Long Beach and Lakewood. Her rescue date was June 30, 2020. She gave birth to a litter of five on July 2, 2020!

I reunited her with her running buddy, Tynsdale, also rescued from the same park. Sadly, he passed away in 2023. Perhaps Trinket would like a new rabbit friend?

I am estimating Trinket's date of birth to be at least January 2020 if not one or two years prior to that. The park she was living at had a large colony of domestic rabbits but she was the last one rescued from there!

Trinket should start out living in an exercise pen (x-pen) otherwise known as a puppy pen. She can have that as her home base or transition to a room or a section of a room or free roaming. A cage/hutch is not recommended unless the door is always open and an x-pen can be placed around it. Wire grid bottoms on cages/hutches and pull-out trays are not recommended. Towers, castles and tunnels are a preferred alternative to a cage/hutch. Please ask before you purchase supplies.

Please be over 21 if inquiring about a rabbit.

Trinket can be seen by appointment in Lake Elsinore after a questionnaire is completed or a phone consultation conducted. On adoption day, plan to spend approximately one hour at the rescue going over paperwork and general rabbit care information. Delivery