Whit

Whit is a black Lionhead who was rescued in mid-June after he was abandoned. He is most likely less than a year old, so he is young. He runs up to greet you and loves to cuddle and be petted. He is energetic and always has multiple binkies and zoomies to show you. He would love an area to roam, but he is always happy, no matter where he is. He would make a great companion bunny because he enjoys interacting with people. He would make a nice partner for another rabbit that could appreciate his devotion and energy. He is litterbox trained and loves any kind of veggies and eats a lot of hay. Whit doesn’t mind being picked up, but he prefers to play with you and see what you’re doing. He loves lots of attention and is good around kids. Whit is neutered and ready for his forever home. If you are interested in Whit, please contact the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City. www.mohrs.org

Whit is a black Lionhead who was rescued in mid-June after he was abandoned. He is most likely less than a year old, so he is young. He runs up to greet you and loves to cuddle and be petted. He is energetic and always has multiple binkies and zoomies to show you. He would love an area to roam, but he is always happy, no matter where he is. He would make a great companion bunny because he enjoys interacting with people. He would make a nice partner for another rabbit that could appreciate his devotion and energy. He is litterbox trained and loves any kind of veggies and eats a lot of hay. Whit doesn’t mind being picked up, but he prefers to play with you and see what you’re doing. He loves lots of attention and is good around kids. Whit is neutered and ready for his forever home. If you are interested in Whit, please contact the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City. www.mohrs.org

Whit is a black Lionhead who was rescued in mid-June after he was abandoned. He is most likely less than a year old, so he is young. He runs up to greet you and loves to cuddle and be petted. He is energetic and always has multiple binkies and zoomies to show you. He would love an area to roam, but he is always happy, no matter where he is. He would make a great companion bunny because he enjoys interacting with people. He would make a nice partner for another rabbit that could appreciate his devotion and energy. He is litterbox trained and loves any kind of veggies and eats a lot of hay. Whit doesn’t mind being picked up, but he prefers to play with you and see what you’re doing. He loves lots of attention and is good around kids. Whit is neutered and ready for his forever home. If you are interested in Whit, please contact the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City. www.mohrs.org