Netherland Dwarf baby rabbit in Connecticut

[poasa]

Hello,

I'm going to adopt/buy one or two Netherland Dwarf baby rabbit in Connecticut.
Do you know where I can find Netherland Dwarf baby rabbit in Connecticut?

Thanks

 

[Blue eyes]

Welcome to the forum! Be sure to introduce yourself in the Introductions section.

Are you wanting these for pets or for breeding/show?

 

[poasa]

Pets

 

[Blue eyes]

If you haven't had rabbits as pets before, then I'd much recommend getting an already fixed rabbit. Baby rabbits are not recommended for first-time bunny owners for a number of reasons. There are a host of difficulties one goes through with babies and contrary to popular myth, getting one as a baby will not make him more handle-able. Just doesn't work that way with rabbits.

If one does get a baby, it is advised to not get 2. Doing so brings even more problems because they may not bond once hormones kick in . (They always get along as babies, but that all changes with the onset of hormones.)

I'd recommend taking a read of the following page. Just want to be sure you are armed with information before making that 10+ year commitment.
https://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/choosing-your-first-bunny.html
In the meantime, I'll see what I might be able t o find in CT.

 

[Blue eyes]

This rescue has a number of dwarf rabbits and bonded pairs. Just click on "adoptable pets" to see their selection.
https://www.hopalonghollow.org/
Here's another place:
https://www.petfinder.com/member/us/ct/bristol/everybunny-counts-ct536/?o=NaN

 

[Diane R]

Adopt, don't shop! You'll save a lot of money and a great deal of stress if you adopt an established bonded pair from a rescue centre. Plus, it's the ethical thing to do.