Hello there. This is an ad for my two babies which I am looking to rehome. One
is a mini english lop that is black with a brown patch behind her head. Her name
is Kahlua. The other is a dutch rabbit that is black and white with half brown
half blue eyes. Her name is Cookie. I won't waste your time with my drama story
but if you want to know why I must give them up, I will be more than happy to
tell you.
They will come with the following:
1 - 2 story cage (approx. 3ft
tall, 2 ft wide, 2 ft long)
1 - 1 story cage (approx. 2 ft tall, 2 ft wide, 3
ft long)
1 - enclosure (white, approx. 1 ft x 3 ft each panel, 16 panels all
together)
2 - water bottles
usually i have the two cages connected to make
more room for the rabbits to go around and occasionally add the enclosure.
usually i use the enclosure if i want to take them around with me but i can't
let them run loose, or to block off a room if i let them run free.
They will
also include:
1 - pet carrier
2 - pet beds
2 - pieces of carpet (for
cages)
2 - hay ball cages (for cages)
2 - wood hanging toys like bird cage
toy (for cages)
2 - feeding bowls (for cages)
3 - litter boxes (one that is
covered with a grate and the others are open)
1 - pack of potty training pads
1 - large storage box
1 - large fleece blanket
4 - stuffed toys (an apple,
a monkey, a dog, and a banana)
1 - rabbit nail clippers
1 - brush
1 -
vitamin bottle
and whatever pellets, hay, treats, cleaning supplies, litter,
and anything else I find belonging to them that I have around when you come for
them.
I have already taken them both to be spayed at an animal clinic. They
travel to Jacksonville and Sarasota with me and their spay papers are there in
Sarasota storage. I can mail them to you when I return there if you need them
and you probably won't need to get them checked up until next year because I
just did that in april when I had them spayed. They are both approximately one
year old. I will always be available for emailing if you need help on anything
concerning their care.
Kahlua is the dominant of the two but she is the
smarter of the two. She learns tricks quickly. She will stand on her back legs
for a carrot for you if you say "up" and show her the prize.
Cookie is the
sweeter of the two and is very easy to pick up and cuddle. They both like to be
hugged but she especially likes it. She will be the first to run up to you and
give you a sniff and ask to be petted.
They are both potty trained. They
have no health problems as far as I know and are absolute sweet angels. They are
quite tame and trained and have never bitten. I can explain what they can and
can't eat and their usual feeding schedule when you come.
My rehoming fee
for them both and all their belongings is $140. This is a fixed price though for
the right home I might lower it slightly. If you think its too much then I'm
sorry but you'll have to go find another rabbit. I suggest atleast going to a
shelter or rabbit rescue. I rescued these bunnies too from neglect in other
homes and nursed them to health. I am against pet stores and their overbreeding,
and not spaying their rabbits. If you are getting bunnies for your little kids,
understand that they will probably be too young to clean and care for the
rabbits on their own and you will have to help them do most of it. Rabbits are a
big responsibility but can make very loving pets. Also, finding a spayed rabbit
is important because spaying is for their own health safety as well as yours. If
you buy an unspayed rabbit, be prepared to pay about $250 to get it done
properly. If you don't do it, you will get aggressive mating behaviors, scent
marking with urine, and biting. They can also develop serious problems related
to their reproductive organs by the time they are 2 years old.
If you are
interested please call me at 904-434-9322 or email me at
Email Me Here
Thank you for your time.
