American Rabbits Available for Adoption

***Please NOTE: THIS IS A COURTESY POST. THE BUNNY OR BUNNIES IN THIS POST ARE NOT IN RABBIT HAVEN’S POSSESION. THE BUNNY OR BUNNIES ARE STILL LIVING WITH THEIR EXISTING FAMILY. YOU WILL BE CONTACTING THEIR CURRENT GAURDIAN FOR MORE INFO ON ADOPTION AND THEN BE ADOPTING DIRECTLY FROM THEM, NOT RABBIT HAVEN***

CONTACT: Kathy Kotenberg at Luftwaffe1@aol.com

--The following info has been provided by the bunny's current guardian--


Rabbit Name(s), Age(s), Sex, and Altered Status (spayed, neutered, intact): female

About the Rabbit(s): My grandson found an injured rabbit on the side of the road in early Jan. We took her to the Vet & was told it was a female & had some kind of hip or spinal injury. (back legs were fine.) She is white with black speckles. She couldn't put any weight on her back leg at first, but now is able to for short periods of time. She can also move pretty quickly now when we let her get some exercise in the back yard.

Other Information: She is sweet-natured & loves to eat fresh vegetables, pellets & Timothy hay. She's currently in a borrowed dog kennel. I would like to see her go to a permanent home where she'll be well taken care of & loved.

The American rabbit breed is known for its sleek and medium sized body, erect ears, and distinctive red or blue eyes. This breed is docile, making it an excellent choice for families and first time rabbit owners. Americans come in a variety of colors and are prized for their show quality fur which is short, soft, and easy to groom. With a calm temperament and playful nature, the American rabbit is a popular choice as both a pet and a show animal.