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My name is Ophelia!

Posted 1 year ago | Updated over 3 months ago

Adoption process
1

Submit Application

2

Approve Application

3

Meet the Pet

My basic info

Breed
Lionhead
Color
Grey/Silver
Age
Adult
Size
Standard (when grown)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
23M021
Hair Length
medium

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Hello everybody! Let me introduce myself - I’m Ophelia the adorable lionhead lop or Puddin’ Butt as my foster mom calls me because I guess I have a squishy tushy. So, a little about me. I was very sassy when I came to stay with my foster mom but she has shown me humans aren’t so bad. Now I’m only about 15-20% sassy - just depends on the day - lol! On top of being absolutely adorable, my foster mom tells me I am a unique bunny. I will flip a bunch of 360s and race around when I get excited and love to play ball. I am also a very vocal bunny - meaning I grunt all the time - my foster mom says I sound like Danny Devito as the Penguin in Batman Returns : ). I grunt if my foster mom doesn’t follow the rules (we will get to that later), I grunt when she gives me treats or paper towel rolls and I grunt when she plays ball with me. My likes are treats (especially a little bit of freeze-dried apple or a small slice of banana), being brushed and petted, playing ball, chewing cardboard and snuggling. Now - on to the most important part - the rules. Rule # 1 - you need to put your hand down and let me approach you. If I sniff you and approve, I will put my head down for pets. If you approach me fast or over the top of me and I get startled, I will get sassy. Rule # 2 - I LOVE to chew on cardboard things - my foster mom bought me a box I can hide in and chew (LOVE that) - and I also like empty paper towel rolls. Please make sure to have plenty for me to chew on. As far as my forever home, I may do best with an experienced bunny person or persons who have patience to continue working with me. I also may do best in a single bunny home as I try to challenge my foster brother if he gets too close to my pen. If you would be interested in meeting me, please contact MCRS. I can’t wait to meet you!!!

If you think I sound interesting, send an email to MCRS at --> info@mncompanionrabbit.org

You can complete an application at --> https://www.mncompanionrabbit.org/adoption-application

All MCRS rabbits are sterilized, microchipped, and vaccinated against RHDV2. Thank you for being interested in adopting a homeless rabbit!
Rescue
Minnesota Companion Rabbit Society

Contact info

Pet ID
23M021
Contact
Phone
Address
PO Box 390691, Edina, MN 55439

Their adoption process

1.

Submit Application

Submitting an application is our way of getting to know you better and match you with a wonderful companion rabbit.

2.

Approve Application

Our Adoption volunteers screen all applications. Adopters are required to attend a free "Bunny Basics" class via Zoom before approval.

3.

Meet the Pet

Adoption events are held every other Saturday in South St. Paul for approved applicants only; no drop-ins are allowed.

Additional adoption info

We provide bunny date chaperones, nail trims and grooming services, supply sales and occasional social events, such as hoppy hours.

Adoption application

Go meet their pets

We host adoption events every other Saturday in our rental facility in South St. Paul. Adopters must be approved and have attended our free "Bunny Basics" class via Zoom prior to meeting the rabbits. No drop-ins are allowed.

More about this rescue

Minnesota Companion Rabbit Society (MCRS) is a nonprofit serving companion rabbits and their people through adoption and educational programming. We are 100% run by volunteers and the generous donations of our supporters in the community.

We are a "rescue- to-rescue" organization, meaning we partner with shelters and rescues providing an opportunity for rabbits to find their forever homes.