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My basic info
Breed
American Bulldog/Basset Hound
Color
White
Age
Young
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Preston will be listed her as a Bulldog, because he is so spunky, and a Basset hound for his floppy ears. Sometimes he thinks he is a dog, but he's really just a very friendly bunny :)
HOUSE BUNNY!! Preston as he has progressed with me, has become one of the best house bunnies ever! Ideally, he should go to a home where he can be a house bunny. He is housetrained, can be out of his cage for hours on end and not get into trouble, which is amazing! When he's out, he doesn't chew (unless it is something you give him to play with), and he doesn't go to the bathroom! He is such a good, good boy, and he would make such an incredible pet!! Breed: Some sort of lop mix, but I think he's got regular "straight eared" rabbit in him, as his lop ears only go partway down! Size: About 7-10 pounds, slightly large, but not too large Color: White albino (but not just any white albino, an ADORABLE white albino Personality: This little boy, because of his darling, sweet personality, I could not leave him behind. He was for sale in a pet store for $5 for the first snake owner who found him (the pet store owner had already turned one buyer down, because he knew he would just be going for a snake and didn't want that because of how sweet he was). Everytime I walked past his cage, he ran over and put his paws on the bars with this pleading expression of, take me home and find me someone to love me. And I knew it was probably certain death if I left him there. So off he came with me to get neutered and to find him a new happy home. This little boy is so darling. He's like any lop, he loves to be pet, he absolutely craves it. He shows no signs of any agression at all, and is just a jovial, dear little bunny. He is a tad bit hand shy, I don't know how his life was before he came to me, but if your hand comes at you too fast, he will jump like he's about to be hit. I don't know if he was abused before I got him, but I think that's a possibility now. He uses his litter box really well right now and doesn't go to the bathroom outside his cage. He LOVES to play, and will run in circles around his cage just begging to be let out, so he can race around and leap up into the air. He is just a completely joyful, happy, sweet bunny, whose favorite thing in the world is to be cuddled with. Special Needs: None that I can see, he is neutered now and is ready for a new home!. Friends: Preston can be a little territorial, but he has the possibility of being friendly with other bunnies if he is introduced slowly. He showed no agression towards my cat or dog, so that is a good sign! Ideal home: A home where he can be loved till the end of his days!! Requirements: They must provide him with some sort of large plastic bottom cage, no wire. (though as with all bunnies, ideally he should be a housebunny, with free range and a litter box). He will only be adopted to a home where he will be kept indoors. NO OUTDOOR HUTCHES. He must be provided fresh veggies and greens everyday, and must be LOVED! Adoption process: Please contact me if you are interested in him, by email; then I will send you an adoption application, from there, we will do a phone interview, and then a home visit. You must be within 2 hours of Edinburg, PA. Suggested adoption donation is $50, not even covering his neuter ($70). That does not cover his care and food.
