George & Gracie's Info...
| Breed: | Rhinelander Mix | Color: | White | Age: | Adult |
| Size: | Standard | Sex: | Male | Hair: | Short |
I am already neutered and housetrained.
George & Gracie's Story...
George is the two year old white New Zealand and Gracie is the one year old Rhinelander.
George is the two year old white New Zealand and Gracie is the one year old Rhinelander.
George is fairly reserved, but Gracie is true to her breed and highly energetic. They were found at a shelter, outside in a hutch being sold for $5. They are a bit tentative with human interaction, but by no means aggressive. A little time and love will make these two a precious pair to own, as they are truly bonded to each other.
These two would love to grow old in a permanent and loving home. Won't you consider adopting George and Gracie for your new furry companions???
[George and Gracie are currently being fostered in Orlando. If you are interested in adopting this adorable duo, please contact Tina Huffman @ 321.231.5554.]
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Rescue Group Info...
About Our Rescue Group...
We are a nonprofit organization accepting into its protection any rabbit that has been mistreated or abandoned. The organization does not deny shelter because of disability or illness. All rabbits, after being nursed into optimum health by knowledgeable volunteers and—when necessary—local vets, are spayed and neutered before being placed up for adoption. GRR volunteers screen all adopting families to insure these rabbits will be placed in a secure and loving home.
Gainesville Rabbit Rescue, Inc. is not a shelter; it is solely reliant upon the efforts of its volunteers. The rabbits do not live in kennels, but in the loving homes of foster families who see to it that the rabbits are litter box trained, fed and well cared for, with expenses coming more often than not from their own pockets.
Domestic rabbits are less able to save themselves than other companion animals. Classified as both pets and livestock, they are farmed, experimented on, eaten, worn, made into lucky charms; and some are kept as companions. Unfortunately, like other companion animals, they are also discarded by irresponsible owners. Thousands of rabbits are euthanized at animal shelters each year.
We are a nonprofit organization accepting into its protection any rabbit that has been mistreated or abandoned. The organization does not deny shelter because of disability or illness. All rabbits, after being nursed into optimum health by knowledgeable volunteers and—when necessary—local vets, are spayed and neutered before being placed up for adoption. GRR volunteers screen all adopting families to insure these rabbits will be placed in a secure and loving home.
Gainesville Rabbit Rescue, Inc. is not a shelter; it is solely reliant upon the efforts of its volunteers. The rabbits do not live in kennels, but in the loving homes of foster families who see to it that the rabbits are litter box trained, fed and well cared for, with expenses coming more often than not from their own pockets.
Domestic rabbits are less able to save themselves than other companion animals. Classified as both pets and livestock, they are farmed, experimented on, eaten, worn, made into lucky charms; and some are kept as companions. Unfortunately, like other companion animals, they are also discarded by irresponsible owners. Thousands of rabbits are euthanized at animal shelters each year.
Come Meet Our Pets...
Most of our rabbits are in the loving care of foster families, so meetings to view the rabbits can be scheduled by phone or email.
GRR is also found every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at the Petsmart located on Archer Road in Gainesville, FL.
Most of our rabbits are in the loving care of foster families, so meetings to view the rabbits can be scheduled by phone or email.
GRR is also found every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at the Petsmart located on Archer Road in Gainesville, FL.
Our Adoption Process...
An adoption application is required and GRR screens all adopting families prior to adoption approval.
Individual rabbits have an adoption fee of $55.00, and bonded pairs have a fee of $95.00.
An adoption application is required and GRR screens all adopting families prior to adoption approval.
Individual rabbits have an adoption fee of $55.00, and bonded pairs have a fee of $95.00.
We Serve the Following Cities, Towns, and/or Counties...
GRR serves rabbits throughout Florida, with dedicated volunteers across Florida and Georgia.
GRR serves rabbits throughout Florida, with dedicated volunteers across Florida and Georgia.