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NEW BUNNY! Moxly is new to foster care but he is already comfortable with visitors and other bunnies! He is sweet, sweet, sweet and his foster mom says Moxly loves to be petted and cuddled so much, that sometimes Moxly would rather have attention than her dinner! (By the way, Moxly is also incredibly soft so petting him is like a spa treatment!)
It is wonderful, we must say, to have a bunny as cuddly as Moxly come into foster care. We didn't have to earn his trust or convince him that humans are fun to be around. We want to let you know that bunnies this happy to cuddle don't come around too often so if you come to visit him be prepared to fall in love and want him on the spot! Don't say we didn't warn you! See Moxly's photo gallery here.
A special thank you to Dina Graphics for this photo of Moxly! Visit Dina Graphics.
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Brownie came to us from the Huntsville Animal Services when he was only a few days old. Brownie has been receiving a lot of attention at his foster home because he is just sooooo pretty.
He was very easy to littertrain--one of the fastest learners we've seen. We think he might be in the gifted program.
One of the things that makes Brownie special is the way he takes banana slices and lettuce pieces from visitors: Brownie will carefully consider the food, gently nibbling on it before delicately taking it from human hands. What a sweetheart! Now that he has been neutered, he's sure to have some serious attention from adoption candidates.
A special thank you to Dina Graphics for this photo of Browine! Visit Dina Graphics.
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NEW BUN. Cissy is the cutest spotted lop we have ever seen. She is almost "half-a-lop" or "left-eared" as she likes to hold her left ear up, and her right ear down like a "proper" lop.
Cissy is a good girl and she needs someone who understands that she is an independent, curious girl (re: she wants to run and play and explore her surroundings) and that she is scared of people (re: she needs time to get to know YOU.)
If you come to visit Cissy in the foster home, we hope you'll understand that it won't be a quick visit--this girl needs to know you are there to give her good attention, before she'll warm up and start to trust you.
A special thank you to Dina Graphics for this photo of Cissy! Visit Dina Graphics.
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Lucca is beautiful. Fabulous. Gorgeous. The thing is, this boy is so sweet he doesn't even know how wonderful he is! Lucca came to us from the Huntsville Animal Services when he was only a few days old.
Lucca is very social and was the first bun of the bunch to seek out his foster mom for some attention. He is still very social and sweet (and yes he has been neutered) so he is ready to meet his forever home. He is very interested in being cuddled and loved on by foster home visitors.
A special thank you to Dina Graphics for this photo of Lucca! Visit Dina Graphics.
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Sienna came to us from the Huntsville Animal Services when she was only a few days old. Sienna is a nice balance between sweet and spirited so whoever adopts her will have the "whole package" with this little girl. She is just a beauitiful girl but and has now been spayed so she is ready to go to her forever home.
A special thank you to Dina Graphics for this photo of Sienna! Visit Dina Graphics.
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Samson and Delilah are a sweet couple who need to be adopted together.
Samson was found wandering outside, and Delilah came to us from TEARS.
They
fell in love while in foster care and are very devoted to each other!
Samson is laid back and loves to hang out and relax, whereas Delilah is
more
energetic and social. Both are great in their litter box and good hay
eaters, too!
See Samson and Delilah's photo gallery here.
A special thank you to Dina Graphics for this photo of Samson and Delilah! Visit Dina Graphics.
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Chris & Elliott are brothers and best bun friends. Because these two are best friends, they must go to the same forever home. You'll have no worries about litter boxes with these two, though, they happily share a single one. That goes for water crock and food dish two!
These two are shy at first--and we recommend that someone who wants the joy of showing this pair that humans can be good, loving creatures to consider adopting them. If you want to meet these two, and really give them the chance to get to know you, we also recommend that you plan on visiting them in the foster home a couple of times. This pair really needs to understand that you will be there to love them--not discard them--before they will be able to offer you their paws in trust.
See Chris and Elliott's photo gallery here.
A special thank you to Dina Graphics for this photo of Chris and Elliott! Visit Dina Graphics.
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Abigail's name is bigger than she is! Less than 3 pounds, this petite young lady is playful with a spunky attitude. She loves to rabbit race and binky during play time. Abby has a great personality, and can be independent and initially shy around people. She's quite a talker and "honks" to express herself--for everything from "stay out of my territory" to "where's my dinner?" She has great litter box habits, and quite an appetite, despite her small size. Abby is a "special needs" bunny -- with a rare adrenaline disorder. This disorder causes her to cycle, despite having been spayed. While not requiring special medical treatment or medication, the disorder does cause Abby to be aggressive toward male rabbits. She's therefore best suited for a single bunny home, with her own person to love and entertain. See Abby's photo gallery here.
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Victoria makes her foster Mom smile every morning when she binkys a good morning greeting! What a great way to start the day! She's an extremely curious and entertaining girl who loves to explore and play. At just over 5 pounds, Victoria has great litter box habits, a healthy appetite, and a gorgeous grey-blue coat. Because of her social and easy-going nature, she's been an EARS' "SpokesBunny" and made appearances at several pet stores in the area. She loves to be petted, and would be a great single-bun, or companion. She's had some contact with cats, and is quite curious about them--so if you're a cat owner considering a companion pet, Miss Vic might be a good choice.
See Victoria's photo gallery. here.
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