sold White super friendly bunny rabbit and indoor hutch

By Tibbs
December 14, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Tibbs

Posted December 14, 2015

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Posted December 14, 2015

I need to rehome our beautiful white bunny as the children do not have enough time to give him the attention he deserves. He is a beautiful rabbit that has been with the family for 2.5 years. He tends to live outside in the summer but the children like to bring him in over winter which is currently causing a space issue. He is a Netherlands dwarf so will not grow any bigger. He is great with kids, usually sitting on their knee for an hour on movie nights.

I am giving him away to a good home with lots of indoor bedding, hay, his indoor hutch, house, water bottle and food bowl.

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