Fawn - Flemish Giant and Lionhead Rabbit for Adoption in Westford, Massachusetts

Fawn is one of the girls from the woodland critter litter! She is an outgoing bun, with a bit of a "teenager" attitude. She won't hold back from a thump to let you know when you've done something she doesn't like. One such thing is getting picked up; she will tolerate it for a bit, but will thump to show her disapproval. She is working on her litter box habits, which should improve as her hormones settle post-spay. She loves to run around and do binkies, and she would thrive in a home with plenty of space to free roam. She is a naturally curious girl who will come (or jump!) to you when she wants pets! She shares a foster home with her sister, Skunk, so may do well as a bondmate. If you're ready for some of the cutest bunny-'tude, consider adopting Fawn!

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 Lionhead rabbit breed is known for its distinctive mane of wool encircling its head, resembling that of a lion. Characterized by their small size, charming demeanor, and playful nature, Lionheads make excellent pets for both families and individuals alike. These rabbits come in a wide range of colors and patterns, with their distinguishing feature being the wool mane that requires regular grooming. With their friendly and social personalities, Lionhead rabbits are popular among rabbit enthusiasts seeking a lovable and unique companion.

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