Xylophone

Controversially single-bearded, Xylophone is a Lionhead mix without much mane! It's more of a Mohawk, really. Xylophone was found stray but surely loved as he has adjusted to shelter life without issue. He was described as sweet by volunteers and will come over and put his paws up on your legs while checking you out. Xylophone is interested in his toys and will happily munch away on a variety of snacks. Though he has not perfected the art of his litter box yet, Xylophone is quite neat and prefers to keep his business organized. <br/><br/>Due to his backstory, we don't know how Xylophone feels about living with children or other animals. Please note that Xylophone is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. We think Xylophone would adjust quickly at home and continue to open up into a loving companion-in the bunny way, of course.

Controversially single-bearded, Xylophone is a Lionhead mix without much mane! It's more of a Mohawk, really. Xylophone was found stray but surely loved as he has adjusted to shelter life without issue. He was described as sweet by volunteers and will come over and put his paws up on your legs while checking you out. Xylophone is interested in his toys and will happily munch away on a variety of snacks. Though he has not perfected the art of his litter box yet, Xylophone is quite neat and prefers to keep his business organized.

Due to his backstory, we don't know how Xylophone feels about living with children or other animals. Please note that Xylophone is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. We think Xylophone would adjust quickly at home and continue to open up into a loving companion-in the bunny way, of course.

Controversially single-bearded, Xylophone is a Lionhead mix without much mane! It's more of a Mohawk, really. Xylophone was found stray but surely loved as he has adjusted to shelter life without issue. He was described as sweet by volunteers and will come over and put his paws up on your legs while checking you out. Xylophone is interested in his toys and will happily munch away on a variety of snacks. Though he has not perfected the art of his litter box yet, Xylophone is quite neat and prefers to keep his business organized.

Due to his backstory, we don't know how Xylophone feels about living with children or other animals. Please note that Xylophone is not neutered and would be recommended to be neutered prior to introducing to other rabbits, even if they are altered. We think Xylophone would adjust quickly at home and continue to open up into a loving companion-in the bunny way, of course.