Sour Patch - Harlequin Rabbit for Adoption in Westford, Massachusetts

Meet Sour Patch! This harlequin is all sweet (and no sour!). Sour Patch was rescued from a hoarding case with over 30 other rabbits. Since being rescued, Sour Patch has truly embraced being a house rabbit. He adores his hay (all varieties!) and has nearly perfect litter box habits. He loves performing “bunstruction” on his cardboard hidey house and also enjoys chewing on his apple sticks. He loves his Science Selective pellets, his Oxbow digestive cookies, and his Oxbow simple rewards timothy loops.

Sour Patch's claim to fame is his absolutely EPIC binkies and zoomies. Sour Patch is training for the binky olympics, and performs dozens of binkies and zoomies every day (like clockwork) for his foster parents during his free roam time. Oftentimes, he will do so many binkies in succession that he will need to sploot for a few minutes to rest before restarting his binks! He is a really happy bunny and would likely do well as a bondmate for another rabbit with similar energy.

Sour Patch could thrive in a variety of homes, as long as he has an abundance of hay and a bunny-proofed room with lots of space to run to continue his binky training! He is a very curious bun who will often come up to “boop” you to say hello before running off to binky again. While he is usually on the move, he will accept some head pats in between his binky training (which sometimes triggers more binkies!). He likes to keep four feet on the ground, except when begging for treats. However, you'll need to keep an eye on the treats, since he delights in running off with the entire bag.

Effervescent, curious, and adorable, Sour Patch is ready to binky straight into his furever home. Could it be yours?

The Harlequin rabbit breed is distinctive for its striking coat pattern resembling a jester's attire, consisting of alternating bands of color on its body and face. Originating in France, Harlequins are known for their friendly and energetic personalities, making them popular as both show rabbits and as beloved pets. Their unique appearance, coupled with their playful nature and manageable size, has endeared Harlequins to rabbit enthusiasts worldwide, solidifying their place as a cherished breed in the rabbit community.

The House Rabbit Network is an organization formed with two primary purposes: To rescue homeless rabbits and find them good...