LOL Susan, c'mon down!
I am hoping and praying it's a french lop. By all means, it sounds likeone. I don't have the original e-mail, the other girl does but I'll gether to foward it to me. She also talked to us on the phone thismorning. Here's what she told us:
She said she lived in New Orleans and found a bunny one morning whilejogging downtown. She brought it to one of the big exotics vets in NO(also on HRS's website) and has done so since having him for checkups.She also litter pan trained him and has him on top notch rabbit food.
So she really acts like she knows what she's talking about. We usually get rabbits from people who are clueless to their care.
She said she is giving him up because she's had no choice but to househim outdoors, and down here in south Louisiana, it's very hard to dothat unless you are extremely prepared. Even when prepared, the rescuehas even lost a few bunnies to the extreme temps.
She said after doing plenty research online she said he was definitelya french lop, not a holland or mini which she is familiar with. Shethen took him to a rabbit exotics vet, who also deemed him a 'verylarge' french lop. So we have much hope that he is a true french lop!