Looking to adopt in Toronto Ontario

[stopwarownarabbit]

Hello, I am looking for a spayed female to adopt/rescue. I'm from Scarborough Ontario.

 

[RO STAFF 2]

Here's a great rescue group in Toronto.

http://www.rabbitrescue.ca/

And here's a generic petfinder.com search for Toronto, which you can reconfigure:

http://search.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi

And this one is an education org, but they list (out of date)adoptables on their very informative website, and would probably begood for a referral, as well as its educational value:

http://www.ontariorabbits.org/

Good luck, let us know how it goes!

 

[HoneyPot]

I adopted my bun from the Toronto HumaneSociety. You can log onto their website and see the bunniesthey have available for adoption - and they spay all their animalsbefore adopting them out.

Good luck.

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Nadia

 

[stopwarownarabbit]

Thanks....great link!

 

[BACI]

"bump"

 

[stopwarownarabbit]

Would a spayed female and an unaltered male make a good match?

I'm trying to decide whether or notIshould neuter my Boo Boo first, and then adopt an unaltered female,or,adopt a spayed female and leave Boo Boo unaltered.

I wouldn't mind spaying Boo Boo, but if it wouldnot be a problem to pair him up with a fixed female, then I could adoptsooner than later. I'm worried that if I choose to leave Boo Boounaltered, and instead adopt a fixed female, that BooBoomight annoy her when he's in heat. Any advice on thiswould be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance.

Warm regards,

Boo Boo's personal Assistant

 

[naturestee]

I would worry that an intact boy would keeppestering the girl. Rabbits don't go into "heat."They're induced ovulators so they are always ready to mate, even withinhours of giving birth! So males are constantly ready to matetoo.

I would say neuter Boo Boo and then adopt a spayed female.Bonding works much better when both rabbits are spayed/neutered.

 

[stopwarownarabbit]

Thank you for clearing that up.

Warm regards,

Boo Boo's Personal Assistant