sydda
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May 5th, 2023 a man in our neighborhood found Rabbit by the road (uninjured). The woman I babysit for volunteered to take it if no one claimed it. We believe she was an Easter gift that someone gave up on and released. After 2 days with the family, her oldest son showed signs of being severely allergic to Rabbit. So, I took it in with the intention if finding it a permanent home.
She does not like dogs at all, but tolerates being (gently) swatted at by a cat, will even play with them. We consider her a cat, she likes to climb, play in cat tunnels, and play with the cat toys. She will come jump on the couch to sit next to you and can hop up and down the stairs like a natural. She gets along with children and has yet to bit (unless she doesn't like your pants...). She's a very brave rabbit, doesn't even get scared around a vacuum.
A rabbit has never been in my plans and fostering one now doesn't change my mind. I will be rehoming her to someone without dogs and preferably other rabbits. She will come with toys, food bowls and any of her greens, pellets and hay we have left over. $100 rehoming fee to cover what we have already spent on her. I live about an hour away from Chicago in Oswego.
She does not like dogs at all, but tolerates being (gently) swatted at by a cat, will even play with them. We consider her a cat, she likes to climb, play in cat tunnels, and play with the cat toys. She will come jump on the couch to sit next to you and can hop up and down the stairs like a natural. She gets along with children and has yet to bit (unless she doesn't like your pants...). She's a very brave rabbit, doesn't even get scared around a vacuum.
A rabbit has never been in my plans and fostering one now doesn't change my mind. I will be rehoming her to someone without dogs and preferably other rabbits. She will come with toys, food bowls and any of her greens, pellets and hay we have left over. $100 rehoming fee to cover what we have already spent on her. I live about an hour away from Chicago in Oswego.