Hi all!
I am an employee of the Anne Arundel SPCA in Maryland who has been fostering 6 dutch bunnies and their mother. My darlings are wonderful and adorable and have been handled by me since their birth. They were born on July 9 and are about 5 months old now. The age of their mother is unknown.
There are three boys: Bunnydict Thumperbatch, Sebastian, and Francis;
And four girls: Periwinkle, Viola, and Rosie Cotton, as well as their mother Hildafern.
Ideally I would like for them to go home in pairs or at least to a home with another rabbits. In particular, I would love if Rosie Cotton and Hildafern could go home together, as Rosie is a total mama's girl.
They cannot be confined to a cage or a hutch and must have a large pen or room with plenty of space to run (they love to run and binky!). You should be willing to feed them a high quality food and hay, as well as fresh vegetables.
The babies all have their unique personalities but most love to be held and cuddled. Hildafern wasn't socialized well in whatever situation she came from, as she hates being held and takes a little bit of time to learn to trust. But once she trusts you, she loves to be pet and fawned over.
Adoptions must be done through the AAC SPCA in Annapolis, MD. However, if you live a distance away, I will be willing to drive the bunnies to you, within reason. Adoption will still be done through the SPCA but we can work out the paperwork. I want to find the best homes possible for my babies. It will be so hard to let them go.
If you need any info, feel free to contact me. I will post pictures and anything else I think of later.
I am an employee of the Anne Arundel SPCA in Maryland who has been fostering 6 dutch bunnies and their mother. My darlings are wonderful and adorable and have been handled by me since their birth. They were born on July 9 and are about 5 months old now. The age of their mother is unknown.
There are three boys: Bunnydict Thumperbatch, Sebastian, and Francis;
And four girls: Periwinkle, Viola, and Rosie Cotton, as well as their mother Hildafern.
Ideally I would like for them to go home in pairs or at least to a home with another rabbits. In particular, I would love if Rosie Cotton and Hildafern could go home together, as Rosie is a total mama's girl.
They cannot be confined to a cage or a hutch and must have a large pen or room with plenty of space to run (they love to run and binky!). You should be willing to feed them a high quality food and hay, as well as fresh vegetables.
The babies all have their unique personalities but most love to be held and cuddled. Hildafern wasn't socialized well in whatever situation she came from, as she hates being held and takes a little bit of time to learn to trust. But once she trusts you, she loves to be pet and fawned over.
Adoptions must be done through the AAC SPCA in Annapolis, MD. However, if you live a distance away, I will be willing to drive the bunnies to you, within reason. Adoption will still be done through the SPCA but we can work out the paperwork. I want to find the best homes possible for my babies. It will be so hard to let them go.
If you need any info, feel free to contact me. I will post pictures and anything else I think of later.
