DESCRIPTION
Meet Pita! This young boy was born into HRN's care, and now that he's neutered, he's ready to find his furever home! He has good potty habits, as long as he has hay in or above his litterbox. If he wants a hay refill, he will chew on his hay bag, and probably leave a poop outside the box. He tends to aim high when he pees, so a high-sided litter box would work best for him. He can be reserved at first, but will climb all over you for treats once he's comfortable. With some Science Selective loops or celery, you can probably win him over! He really likes his foster family's senior, very chill dog. He is a bit skittish but curious. He is a playful guy too, getting a thrill out of stacking cups, throwing things, and hopping in & out of vertical blinds! He doesn't like wood floors so will need plenty of soft flooring or rugs to show off his magnificent binkies. He is a chewer, so his furever home should protect or keep cords out of his reach. Although pets are not something he demands, he enjoys full body and light head pets. If you're comfortable with buns, you can pick him up and hold him for a bit, though it's not exactly his favorite thing. His foster family finds him REALLY funny to watch, adorable, and so soft, and we hope these amazing qualities will have you craving Pita!
ABOUT: AMERICAN RABBIT BREED
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.
