Rosemary & Dill's Info...
| Breed: | Other/Unknown Mix | Color: | White | Age: | Adult |
| Size: | Standard | Sex: | Female | Hair: | Short |
I am already spayed and housetrained.
Rosemary and Dill are a sweet mother and son pair. Rosemary came to us as a stray on 20 March 2012. She was already very pregnant when she arrived and she gave birth to a litter of 7 babies on 26 March 2012. When she was done nursing them, she decided that she would like to stay with one of her babies.
Both Rosemary and Dill are friendly, energetic, and curious. They love there run time and are a joy to watch. Rosemary was very timid when she first arrived at New Moon but has been improving and is slowly learning to trust people. She is still quite nervous but she has warmed up to her foster family and will even come to accept treats when you enter the room. She is starting to enjoy her pets and with patience and love, should warm up to her new family and new life without any problems.
Dill is Rosemary’s rock. He is much more outgoing and brave and helps Rosemary to come out of her shell. Dill loves to be cuddled while Rosemary prefers to give attention when she is comfortable and would rather not be picked up. Both love to run and play and love to be around people. You will definitely want to have lots of things for them to chew on. Dill is definitely the chewer in the pair!
They love their hay, and they go nuts when it's time for pellets. They are happy with any and all treats. They currently live with dogs and are not bothered or startled by them when they are near. They have had past experiences with cats and there were no issues there either.
Rosemary and Dill are looking for a loving, patient home that will give them lots of attention, love and room to play. Rosemary would like to have her forever home soon so that she can settle down and learn to love her family as much as she does her son.
Rosemary and Dill are available for adoption!
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Rescue Group Info...
New Moon Rabbit Rescue was formed in September 2006 with one main goal: to provide unwanted, abandoned, neglected, or abused domestic rabbits with a second chance at human love and appropriate care.
We are a "no-kill" organization dedicated to providing care for rescued domestic rabbits. All rabbits remain in foster homes until such time as they are adopted to loving, caring homes.
All of New Moon's rabbits are in foster care at this time. If you are interested in meeting a particular rabbit you must fill out an adoption application. Upon approval a meeting with the foster home will be arranged.
All rabbits that come into the care of New Moon Rabbit Rescue are spayed or neutered, health checked and if necessary, fully rehabilitated before adoption. Potential adopters are thoroughly screened to ensure that the rabbits will be entering safe and happy environments.
Every potential adopter must fill out an application, either online or by printing and filling out the PDF document. It can be faxed to 613-489-0487. You will receive a phone call within a few days to discuss your application. Please review our adoption contract, which you will required to sign upon picking up your new rabbit. Please note that all adopters must be approved before visiting the rabbits.
Our adoption policies state that we do not adopt to children, however we do adopt to families with children in which children may aid parents in caring for the rabbit. New Moon rabbits are adopted out as house pets only and are not to be housed outdoors. There will be NO exceptions to either of these strict policies.
Our adoption fees are $85 for a single rabbit and $130 for an already bonded pair. All adoption fees are non-refundable, with 100% of the proceeds benefitting the rabbits of New Moon. We are wiling to adopt outside of our area, but you must be willing to pick up your new friend.
We serve Ottawa, Ontario and the surrounding areas of Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec. We have on occasion adopted as far away as the US. All adopters must be willing to pick up their new friend(s)