Flemish Giant and Holland Lop Rabbits Available for Adoption

CJ is a 10-week-old bunny. He is from an accidental litter between a Flemish Giant and a Holland Lop/Lionhead mix. CJ was recently separated from his siblings and has been doing very well. He would likely be a good candidate for bonding with another bun. He is comfortable with people and handling, but will need an adopter willing to continue with socialization as he is still very young. CJ will be neutered when he is a bit older.

Rabbits are active, gentle pets that are happiest and healthiest when they have a large clean cage, lots of play time out of their cage, and plenty of fresh hay and veggies daily. All of the Medfield Shelter's bunnies are indoor pets and would not do well outside in a hutch. If you are interested in adopting a rabbit from our shelter, please fill out our adoption application on this page:
http://www.medfieldshelter.com/adopt

The Flemish Giant rabbit is a gentle giant of the rabbit world, known for its massive size and sweet temperament. Originating in Belgium, these rabbits can weigh up to 22 pounds and have a distinctive appearance with their large ears and muscular bodies. Despite their imposing size, Flemish Giants are docile, friendly, and make great pets for both experienced and first time rabbit owners. With their calm demeanor and easygoing nature, they are a popular choice for families looking for a lovable and low maintenance rabbit companion.

The Holland Lop is a popular small to medium sized breed known for its distinctive floppy ears and compact body. These friendly and gentle rabbits make excellent pets for families and individuals alike, as they are affectionate, social, and easy to handle. With a sweet and playful temperament, the Holland Lop is known to form strong bonds with their owners. Their short, dense coat comes in a variety of colors, making them visually appealing pets that require regular grooming to maintain their fluffy appearance.

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