Jaffa - Dutch Rabbit Available for Adoption in Gig Harbor, Washington

***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: Elizabeth Hicks at: kirbytopolis2@gmail.com


---The following info has been provided by the bunnies current guardian---

""Rabbit Name(s), Age(s), Sex, and Altered Status (spayed, neutered, intact): Jaffa, 6 m/o, female, intact

About the Rabbit(s): Jaffa is an energetic and food motivated young dutch bunny. She currently free roams the main living space of our apartment, is 100% litter trained. She eats Oxbow Garden Select adult rabbit pellets and timothy hay, drinks from a heavy ceramic bowl, loves dried bamboo and compressed hay chew sticks. She gets a variety of small leafy greens and herbs in the morning or as random treats spread through the day while we pet her. She has moods where she doesn't want to be touched much, but other days she will paw at your leg and want lots of snuggles, pressing her head into your hand. So she seems a good fit for people who are willing to give her time but do not need to give her attention all of the time, as she often likes to just relax or bounce around on her own. She has a locking pen for when its needed, a playpen we keep open to help contain her litter, hay, some toys and waterproof mats to go underneath. She has various small chew toys and a few hanging toys but she seems to prefer cardboard from any and all amazon orders, egg crates or granola bars. I would suggest a 100$ rehoming fee if she were to come with her supplies, as the pen and cage alone were over 200$. Though as a minimum, an average cost of dutch when googling is 60$

Other Information: Her bad habits is that she loves to chew on cardboard, cloth or plastic bags, her litter mats, and edges of carpet must be covered as she tries to rip it upwards. She also enjoys soft wires, hard plastic ones she does not touch, but softer rubbery ones she will go for (we have wire covers, but she discovered she can jump on chairs, and onto tabletops so we've had a few accidents!)

The Dutch rabbit breed is known for its distinctive markings of a colored body with a white band encircling it, as well as its playful and friendly nature. Originating in the Netherlands, these medium sized rabbits have a compact, rounded body with upright ears. Dutch rabbits make popular pets due to their affectionate temperament and ease of handling. With a lifespan of 5 8 years and a variety of color combinations, the Dutch breed is a favorite among rabbit enthusiasts worldwide.