Turbo

Meet Turbo. (His foster family calls him Reese Cup.)<br/><br/>Hes roughly a year old, draped in the richest chocolatey brown (hence the nickname.) Hes the bun who clocks your every move, tags your ankle to remind you hes there, and delivers a firm nose bump when he decides youve been ignoring him for too long. Which, in his opinion, is about 90 seconds.<br/><br/>Mornings with Turbo look like this: hes up before you, has done at least one full binky loop around the room, reorganized his dig box, and is now sitting directly in your path waiting to supervise your coffee routine. This bun LIVES for your attention.<br/><br/>When he's not shadowing his people, he's deep in dig boxes stuffed with paper, cardboard or solving the worlds problems in a foraging mat. Bananas, apples and cilantro will get you on his good side immediately.<br/><br/>Here's the part that genuinely surprises people: Turbo is immaculately tidy. RARELY, & we stress rarely, does a single poop or piece of hay land outside his litter box. For anyone dreaming of a free roam house rabbit, this is the unicorn rabbit. And here's the bonus: he's not a chewer. Wait! What!? You read that right, Turbo is not a chewer. Baseboards, furniture, cables are not his thing. He is legitimately one of the most free roam ready rabbits we've ever fostered.<br/><br/>A note for anyone with a female rabbit at home: Rabbits are deeply social animals. In the wild they live in colonies, and even the most human bonded bun carries that need for a fellow rabbit to groom, flop beside, and just be with. A bonded mate reduces stress, prevents loneliness, and often brings out sides of a rabbit you've never seen. Turbo is neutered and ready to be someone's perfect match. If your girl needs a confident, easygoing guy who wont try to run the show, let her meet Turbo.<br/><br/>Turbo would be a wonderful fit for:<br/><br/> Young professionals who want a charismatic, low maintenance, big but not demanding personality<br/><br/> Families with a single female bun needing a confident bun mate that compliments her shy personality (think of it like the best combo of salty & sweet)<br/><br/>He's confident without being pushy. Playful without being chaotic.<br/><br/>And to answer your question, bonding is a process if you're unfamiliar. We've got you. Well guide you with a free bonding class, one on one calls/text, & ongoing support.<br/><br/>More info? Waywardrabbitsrescue@gmail.com or 864-313-3113

Meet Turbo. (His foster family calls him Reese Cup.)

Hes roughly a year old, draped in the richest chocolatey brown (hence the nickname.) Hes the bun who clocks your every move, tags your ankle to remind you hes there, and delivers a firm nose bump when he decides youve been ignoring him for too long. Which, in his opinion, is about 90 seconds.

Mornings with Turbo look like this: hes up before you, has done at least one full binky loop around the room, reorganized his dig box, and is now sitting directly in your path waiting to supervise your coffee routine. This bun LIVES for your attention.

When he's not shadowing his people, he's deep in dig boxes stuffed with paper, cardboard or solving the worlds problems in a foraging mat. Bananas, apples and cilantro will get you on his good side immediately.

Here's the part that genuinely surprises people: Turbo is immaculately tidy. RARELY, & we stress rarely, does a single poop or piece of hay land outside his litter box. For anyone dreaming of a

Meet Turbo. (His foster family calls him Reese Cup.)

Hes roughly a year old, draped in the richest chocolatey brown (hence the nickname.) Hes the bun who clocks your every move, tags your ankle to remind you hes there, and delivers a firm nose bump when he decides youve been ignoring him for too long. Which, in his opinion, is about 90 seconds.

Mornings with Turbo look like this: hes up before you, has done at least one full binky loop around the room, reorganized his dig box, and is now sitting directly in your path waiting to supervise your coffee routine. This bun LIVES for your attention.

When he's not shadowing his people, he's deep in dig boxes stuffed with paper, cardboard or solving the worlds problems in a foraging mat. Bananas, apples and cilantro will get you on his good side immediately.

Here's the part that genuinely surprises people: Turbo is immaculately tidy. RARELY, & we stress rarely, does a single poop or piece of hay land outside his litter box. For anyone dreaming of a free roam house rabbit, this is the unicorn rabbit. And here's the bonus: he's not a chewer. Wait! What!? You read that right, Turbo is not a chewer. Baseboards, furniture, cables are not his thing. He is legitimately one of the most free roam ready rabbits we've ever fostered.

A note for anyone with a female rabbit at home: Rabbits are deeply social animals. In the wild they live in col