Rescue Hotots
About Hotots
The Hotot rabbit is a stunning breed known for its distinctive appearance, with a dense white coat and distinctive black eye bands that resemble eyeliner. Despite their small to medium size, Hotots are energetic and curious, making them popular pets for households seeking a charming and sociable companion. These rabbits are known for their gentle nature and easy going temperament, making them a great choice for both new and experienced rabbit owners looking for a lovable and eye catching addition to their family.
Available Hotots Nationwide
DUMPLING
English Spot, Hotot
🇺🇸
San Antonio, Texas
male, medium, senior
English Spot, Hotot
San Antonio, Texas
BINX
Hotot, Flemish Giant
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Roanoke, Virginia
male, medium, adult
Hotot, Flemish Giant
Roanoke, Virginia
MEENA
Hotot, Dwarf
🇺🇸
Honolulu, Hawaii
female, small, adult
Hotot, Dwarf
Honolulu, Hawaii
MALA
Hotot, Dwarf
🇺🇸
Honolulu, Hawaii
female, small, adult
Hotot, Dwarf
Honolulu, Hawaii
BINKLEBY
Lionhead, Hotot
🇺🇸
Lake Elsinore, California
male, small, young
Lionhead, Hotot
Lake Elsinore, California
APOLLO AND APHRODITE
Lionhead, Hotot
🇺🇸
Jefferson, Louisiana
male, small, young
Lionhead, Hotot
Jefferson, Louisiana
ANTHONY
Rex, Hotot
🇺🇸
Salinas, California
male, small, adult
Rex, Hotot
Salinas, California
ORIGAMI
Hotot
🇺🇸
Mill Valley, California
female, medium, young
Hotot
Mill Valley, California
STRAWBERRY BON BON
Hotot, Mini Lop
🇺🇸
York, Pennsylvania
female, medium, young
Hotot, Mini Lop
York, Pennsylvania
PATTY
Hotot
🇺🇸
Morristown, New Jersey
female, medium, young
Hotot
Morristown, New Jersey
OREO & STRAWBERRY
Hotot
🇺🇸
Quail Heights, Florida
male, medium, adult, mixed
Hotot
Quail Heights, Florida
RANDY
Hotot
🇺🇸
Santa Rosa, California
male, small, young
Hotot
Santa Rosa, California
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