Saw the cutest rabbit today at Petsmart, but it was so sad. The owners brought him in because the kids were bored with him. He's already 5 years old, was kept in a small cage and was fed dry dog food!
I should've taken a photo for y'all. He was a lop, the size of a french lop, but the fur looked like angora- real fluffy. (I'm no bunny breed expert)
He had never been neutered, but was very sweet. A light tan (fawn?) with a blotch of white on one hindquarter.
I talked to the associates a bit and tried to encourage them to put a litter box in since he was clearly going in one corner. They said he wasn't eating hay (they had probably one-half measuring cup of hay in there) so I suggested they try new hay to encourage eating.
No customers seem interested, they said, because he's 5 years old and/or they want a "little" bunny.
If he were at a rescue, I bet he'd be scooped up. They're all full to capacity though.
I should've taken a photo for y'all. He was a lop, the size of a french lop, but the fur looked like angora- real fluffy. (I'm no bunny breed expert)
He had never been neutered, but was very sweet. A light tan (fawn?) with a blotch of white on one hindquarter.
I talked to the associates a bit and tried to encourage them to put a litter box in since he was clearly going in one corner. They said he wasn't eating hay (they had probably one-half measuring cup of hay in there) so I suggested they try new hay to encourage eating.
No customers seem interested, they said, because he's 5 years old and/or they want a "little" bunny.
If he were at a rescue, I bet he'd be scooped up. They're all full to capacity though.