#adoptarabbit

[ladybirdanimalsanctuary]

🐇 February is “Adopt A Rescued Rabbit” month! Throughout the month, we’ll be featuring our adoptable bunnies, and promoting proper rabbit care. Chestnut is a super cute bunny who would love to come home with you! Here’s a note from Chestnut’s foster family:
“Chestnut is a friendly, sweet girl who would thrive in a quiet home with lots of space. Chestnut loves exploring outside her enclosure and sniffing whatever new scent she comes upon. She’s curious, brave and shows no fear while socializing with her feline housemate. Chestnut gets a bit of a scare whenever the heat comes on and she’ll start thumping but she’s facing her fear. Chestnut loves fresh veggies / fruit and has enjoyed spinach, cilantro, carrots, bananas and raspberries. She isn’t a fan of cuddles, but happily accepts all the pats. Chestnut is still a young rabbit and will likely adapt well to any loving environment.” All our adoptable rabbits have been spayed or neutered, and have been vaccinated against Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHDV). Our fostered bunnies live in spacious puppy pens, or are free roaming (cage-free) in bunny proofed rooms. All our rabbits are litter box trained. Sadly, these bunnies were let down by humans before coming into our care. They deserve a loving forever home where they can feel safe and secure. ❤️ Adopt a rescued bunny today! Visit our website to learn about these bunnies and to apply to adopt: ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com . #ladybirdanimalsanctuary #lookwhatlovecando #hamont #hamilton #animalrescue #rescue #rescued #rabbit #rabbits #rabbitsofinstagram #bunny #bunnies #bunniesofinstagram #adoptdontshop #dontshopadopt #adopt #adoptable #adoptables #adoptme #adoptarabbit #adoptarescue #availableforadoption #adoptarescuedrabbit #adoptarabbitmonth #adoptarescuedrabbitmonth 📸 @llucasimpson https://www.instagram.com/p/CofcfSfu3_m/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[albaparis]

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#AdoptDontShop 🖤🐰! Bunnies are the 3rd most abandoned animal companion (pet) in the US. 95% of the pet rabbits purchased in Easter will be abandoned. They are NOT wild rabbits and can't survive in the wild. They need to live indoors, cage free! Just like a dog or cat they are a 10+ year commitment and need special vet care They need special toys, hay and bunny treats that you can but from bunny rescues and bunny supply stores like @buttercupsbunnyboutique @bunnysupplyco Don't buy treats from a pet store just because they have a photo of a bunny on the product! They most likely are full of bad sugars and chemicals! Bunnies are incredibly affectionate, apart from the cutest vegan companion you could ever have! If you feel like you are ready to commit and give a bunny a forever home, please ADOPT and checkout all the rescues tagged in the video! And if you know any bunny rescue in your city/country please tag them on the comments 🖤! ! The adorable @blancobun was my inspiration for this animation! #albaparis #bunny #rabbit #adoptarabbit #conejo #veganpets #cutebunny #bunnyrabbit #adopta https://www.instagram.com/p/BxA3D9-g4-B/?igshid=t4zq8n0u5wmt

[buyingrabbitsblog]

At What Age Should You Adopt a Rabbit?

Many people ask: "At what age should I adopt a rabbit?" and are often surprised by the answer. While many young animals will start with an under-a-year-old, adult rabbits are typically more social and easier to train. They've also reached their developmental milestones, so it's important to know your rabbit's age before bringing him home. However, young rabbits should not be treated as babies.

One of the most important considerations before adopting a rabbit is its diet. Dr. Tomaras recommends that you feed your pet timothy hay or alfalfa hay. Both types are nutritious and will help wear down your rabbit's teeth. Don't forget to use a litter box and keep the hay in there. Providing your rabbit with a litter box will also make his transition easier.

Young rabbits tend to be energetic and will zoom around your home. They're also more likely to become distracted or agitated. They also have a shorter lifespan than adults, so it's better to choose older ones. The lifespan of a rabbit is between eight to ten years. So, if you're thinking about adopting a rabbit for the first time, make sure to check out shelters in your area.

A middle-aged rabbit is healthy and playful. He may still play with a toy or two but will not be as active as a younger one. The only difference in their behavior is their appearance. They may not be as pristine white as a young animal, but they're still cute and full of life. If you're not sure, you can always adopt an older rabbit from a shelter or breeder.

In addition to the health of your rabbit, it's also important to consider the type of diet you'll give it. A rabbit's diet is very sensitive. Ideally, it's made up of a combination of alfalfa hay, timothy hay, and a mix of both. Aside from these, a rabbit's diet should include plenty of fresh vegetables and a balanced diet of fruit and vegetables.

Although there's a wide range of ages, rabbits are generally best adopted at six to nine weeks of age. The older a rabbit is, the more stable its personality will be. A well-cared-for rabbit can live as long as ten years. You can also teach other family members how to care for the rabbit and the litter. For example, if you're looking for a rabbit for a pet, you might want to get a female from a local shelter.

When should you adopt a rabbit? Choosing a pet is not a hard decision - a rabbit is a great addition to any family. You'll be spending a lot of time with this beautiful animal. And don't forget to brush and clean the fur on the inside. Then, you'll have to train the rabbit to be self-reliant. Your new bunny will soon be able to do a little tricks to please you.

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How to Adopt a Rabbit

Adopting a rabbit is an exciting way to add a furry friend to your family. Sadly, some pet owners aren't equipped to take care of a pet rabbit. In this case, you can look into adopting a rabbit from your local animal shelter. If you're unsure if a rabbit is right for you, contact the organization via phone or in person to learn more about the available animals. You can also look up their website, which often contains profiles of the different types of rabbits they have available for adoption.

Before adopting a rabbit, be sure to check on its prior health history. Most rescue organizations ask prospective adopters to provide a vet's contact information and to provide proof that they have good pet care habits. Additionally, make sure to find out the adoption fees and procedures. Most rescue organizations charge a small adoption fee for their services, which covers the cost of housing, spaying or neutering the rabbit, as well as other necessary medical care.

Once you've made the decision to adopt a rabbit, you need to decide on a personality match. Each rabbit has its own characteristics, which may make it difficult for you to find the right rabbit for your household. You should choose a bunny based on your lifestyle, as not all rabbits are compatible with your lifestyle. For instance, if you are not interested in large-sized rabbits, you should choose a smaller bunny instead. While smaller rabbits are cute and cuddly, there are also many larger breeds that are calmer and don't require a lot of space. These are commonly referred to as "gentle giants" and are often classed as golden retrievers.

There are many online adoption organizations dedicated to helping animals find loving homes. Some are tied to pet stores or animal organizations and charge a small adoption fee. If you're thinking about adopting a rabbit, it's a good idea to visit an animal sanctuary in your area. These organizations are often devoted to helping stray and abandoned animals. For the rabbit adoption process, you will be required to complete an interview. The interview will help you learn about the rabbit's personality, history, and needs.

Before adopting a rabbit, be prepared to devote a considerable amount of time to the process. It may take a few days or even months to get a rabbit to love you. However, this will be worth it. If you can commit to the process, it will be a rewarding experience. Just keep in mind that it's a long-term commitment, and a long-term relationship will be beneficial for both of you.

While rabbit adoption may seem difficult, it is a fun experience that can be rewarding. The process is often long and stressful, but the rewards can be incredible. The following tips will help you adopt a rabbit and care for it. Just remember to be patient with your pet. A rabbit will not make you miserable. It's important to invest time in caring for them. This animal is a companion for life. A good home will provide them with food, shelter, and water.

[staceyas2109]

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#adoptabunny #adoptarabbit #notjustforeaster #notforthekids #adultsonlyplease #askmehow https://www.instagram.com/p/CNCpSoCDZU5/?igshid=t3imvj3wf13e

[friendsofmorenovalleyanimals]

🔷ADOPTIONS CURRENTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. CALL 951-413-3790🔷Applications must be completed by 9 am Pacific Time the date dog becomes available. LINK TO ADOPTION APPLICATION: http://www.moreno-valley.ca.us/resident_services/animal/pdfs/AdoptionConsultation.pdf PUFF #A507702 (Moreno Valley CA) Male, white Shorthaired Rabbit. The shelter thinks I am about 1 year. I have been at the shelter since Oct 24, 2020 and I may be available for adoption on Oct 31, 2020 at 11:00AM. https://petharbor.com/pet.asp?uaid=MRVL.A507702 Moreno Valley Animal Shelter 14041 Elsworth Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553 951-413-3790 PUBLIC EMAIL/GENERAL INFO: animalshelter@moval.org RESCUE EMAIL: rescue@moval.org Open Tuesday - Saturday (closed Sunday, Monday and holidays) Tues.-Fri. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. #adoptarabbit #adoptrabbit #rabbitadoption #bunny #bunnylove #bunnyadoption (at Friends of Moreno Valley Shelter Animals) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHE24q9pPHA/?igshid=1e80mvi6uaelh

[tomkiesche]

I personally know such a little bit about bunnies. But… I know North Central has too many of them. HELP. If you’d like a bunny.... Posted @withrepost • @northcentralshelter Adorable shelter bunnies desperately seeking forever families!! Come play with us and take us home, in time to celebrate the holidays with a new best friend! 🐰❤️🏡 Come meet (some of) our adoptable bunnies at @rosiebunnybean in Highland Park (5053 York Blvd. Highland Park, CA 90042) 👉THIS SUNDAY DEC 22nd from 12-3! 👈 Stop by to adopt and shop! Rosie Bunny Bean has all the supplies you need to get set up too! Free nail trims and grooming for all rabbits at the event too! Hope to see you there! ___________ #somebunnytolove #adoptionevent #adoptdontbuy #bunnies #rabbits #rabbitadoption #takemehome #adoptabunny #adoptarabbit #homefortheholidays #happypethappyyou #startastoryadopt #bunnylove (at Friends of North Central Shelter - Los Angeles Animal Services) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6UeLGlAlKp/?igshid=mwiehq1km9j6

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[spcala]

Take me home and see my personality sparkle and shine! I am a sweet girl who enjoys my cuddle time. Rabbits are pets with special care requirements, so please do a bit of research before taking me home. Let’s be friends for life! Meet Sparkely (1 y.o. female) at the #spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption Center in #Hawthorne! #petoftheweek #adopt #adoptashelterpet #rabbits #bunnies #adoptarabbit #bunniesofinstagram #Since1877 #friendsforlife #spcalasouthbay #losangeles #adoptashelterrabbit #donate #charity #SupportyourlocalspcaLA #HumaneEducation #LawEnforcement #intervention #advocacy #education #animalsafetynet #preventanimalcruelty #reportanimalcruelty (at spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption)

[ladybirdanimalsanctuary]

🐇 February is “Adopt A Rescued Rabbit” month! Throughout the month, we’ll be featuring our adoptable bunnies, and promoting proper rabbit care. First up, Thelma & Louise! These bonded buns are a lot of fun. They do everything together. Whether it’s eating, sleeping, playing or nudging their foster mom’s legs for treats, you won’t find one without the other. All our adoptable rabbits have been spayed or neutered, and have been vaccinated against Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHDV). Our fostered bunnies live in spacious puppy pens, or are free roaming (cage-free) in bunny proofed rooms. All our rabbits are litter box trained. Sadly, these bunnies were let down by humans before coming into our care. They deserve a loving forever home where they can feel safe and secure. ❤️ Adopt a rescued bunny today! Visit our website to learn about these bunnies and to apply to adopt: ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com . #ladybirdanimalsanctuary #lookwhatlovecando #hamont #hamilton #animalrescue #rescue #rescued #rabbit #rabbits #rabbitsofinstagram #bunny #bunnies #bunniesofinstagram #adoptdontshop #dontshopadopt #adopt #adoptable #adoptables #adoptme #adoptarabbit #adoptarescue #availableforadoption #adoptarescuedrabbit #adoptarabbitmonth #adoptarescuedrabbitmonth https://www.instagram.com/p/CoI5OL0utqU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rabbitsanctuary]

Baby giant house trained rabbits for adoption #adoptarabbit www.rabbitsanctuary.com.au (at The Rabbit Sanctuary) https://www.instagram.com/p/Brbi7VjFHfS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11y01j33y6xpb

[sgvhs-blog]

Bruce Wayne wants you to know that rabbits make a great pets too! Not only they can be litter trained, they actually recognize their owners and able to show them their affections. They can live up to 15 years living indoor and they will warm up and learn to love being petted. Just be careful to handle them gently. The fact that they don't make much noises is also a major plus, don't you think? 😉🐰🐇 ABOUT BRUCE WAYNE Primary Color: Black Weight: 5.12 Animal has been Neutered MORE ABOUT BRUCE WAYNE Pet ID: 27011 #adoptarabbit #rabbit #rabbitforadoption #brucewayne #sgv #sgvhs #sgvhumanesociety #animal #blackrabbit #cute #bunny #petrabbit #eaglerock #glendale #burbank #tolucalake #sierramadre #alhambra #bunniesofig (at San Gabriel Valley Humane Society)

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[spcala]

Take me home and see my personality sparkle and shine! I am a sweet girl who enjoys my cuddle time. Rabbits are pets with special care requirements, so please do a bit of research before taking me home. Let’s be friends for life! Meet Sparkely (1 y.o. female) at the #spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption Center in #Hawthorne! ⠀ #petoftheweek #adopt #adoptashelterpet #rabbits #bunnies #adoptarabbit #bunniesofinstagram #Since1877 #friendsforlife #spcalasouthbay #losangeles #adoptashelterrabbit ⠀ #donate #charity #SupportyourlocalspcaLA #HumaneEducation #LawEnforcement #intervention #advocacy #education #animalsafetynet #preventanimalcruelty #reportanimalcruelty (at spcaLA South Bay Pet Adoption)

[ladybirdanimalsanctuary]

Adoptable rabbits! Thelma and Louise are friendly girls who are looking for their forever home together. They’ve both been spayed and they are vaccinated against RHDV. Thelma and Louise are sweet and funny bunnies who would love to show you their binky skills! ❤️ Visit our website to learn about Thelma and Louise and apply to adopt today! ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com #ladybirdanimalsanctuary #lookwhatlovecando #hamont #animalrescue #rescue #rescued #rescuedismyfavouritebreed #rabbit #rabbits #rabbitsofinstagram #bunny #bunnies #bunniesofinstagram #adoptdontshop #dontshopadopt #fosterpet #houserabbit #adoptable #adoptarabbit #availableforadoption #adoptables #tworabbits #bondedrabbits #thelmaandlouise #bunnybinky #bunnybinkies https://www.instagram.com/p/CnpJsT5uPvm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=