| BINGHAMTON RABBIT RESCUE & RESOURCE |
| My name is Stewart Gladstone. I'm a neutered male rabbit, about 4 years old. I weigh about 6 pounds. Aren't I cute?? I use my litter box and actually like hanging out in it, munching on hay. I'm a curious bun, but I'm also quite shy. I would do best in a home with no small children or dogs or cats. I love to eat vegetables, fruits, hay, and pellets. Also, I love to have a hiding place, such as a box. And I like to play with toys!!! I have dorky ears; sometimes one is up and the other is down! My wish is a home where I can run around freely at least some of the time. My house needs to be bunny-proof so I can exercise every day. My bones are very fragile and I do not like to be picked up. I love being petted on the head, though, and will sit still to enjoy the soft touch of a human hand. I'm patiently waiting for my forever home. Won't you come meet me? I deserve to be spoiled rotten! Contact Premium Pet Services for more information. |
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| Nodd & Simba |
| Simba and Nodd are a mother and daughter bonded pair and cannot be separated. They are both spayed. Simba's estimated age is 4 years and Nodd is about 3. Nodd is bigger than Simba and has enormous upright ears. Simba is more feminine and delicate, and has a super-glossy coat. Both buns are Rex mixes. Their litter box skills have improved since being spayed, and will continue to improve outside of a shelter situation. They constantly groom each other and often snuggle. Simba is very soft-mouthed; ever so careful as she takes a treat from your hand. She especially loves sunflower seeds. Nodd is a curious bunny and has really become much more social since her spay. These girls will do best in a partially cage-less environment, since cages often create territorial behavior in bunnies. It's not unusual to see a binky or two when they are out and about! Simba and Nodd need an experienced pet person, preferably someone who has had a rabbit before. They both need further litter box training and more socialization. I do not recommend these girls to be placed into a home with children, cats, or dogs. They are very sweet rabbits and need a permanent home where they can blossom. For more information on Simba and Nodd, please email Premium Pet Services. |
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| Domestic (pet) rabbits are NOT suited to be turned loose, and usually die due to being attacked by cats or dogs, being hit by a car, or starving to death. Do NOT set your bunny free! By doing so you are giving your pet a DEATH SENTENCE. |
| S T E W A R T |
| Did you know that rabbits are the third most common animal in shelters? |
| Binghamton Rabbit Rescue and Resource is no longer accepting unwanted or abandoned rabbits. We have a full house with 9 bunnies available for adoption! If you are interested in adopting please email kelly@premiumpetservices.net. All bunnies are spayed/neutered and are litter box trained. Please note that we will not place rabbits in homes with dogs. |