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Current Diet: Oxbow Essentials Adult Rabbit Food, Fruit, Veggies, Leafy Greens, Western Timothy Hay
Favorite toys and activities: Plastic balls, and cardboard tubes
Potty trained: We're working on it!
This animal’s daily routine: They are fed their pellets in the morning and their foster cleans their cage. They typically get other foods or treats throughout the day. Their foster deep cleans the cage every 3-5 days.
BFF (Does this animal have or need a friend of the same species in their home?): Stocking & Mr. Kringle are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.
Other species this pet has been exposed to and reaction: None
Has this animal been exposed to children? What was their reaction? Has been exposed to older children and did well
Health concerns: None
Behavioral concerns: None
Stocking & Mr. Kringle came to MNPPR when their owner became disabled and was no longer able to provide care.
Due to our rescue being foster-based, not all foster homes are located in Saint Paul, MN. This animal's foster parent prefers to meet at the Petsmart - 5640 Cedar Lk Rd S, Minneapolis, MN 55416 for meet & greets, & adoptions.
Fee: Stocking & Mr. Kringle have a combined adoption fee of $175
We absolutely DO NOT SHIP ANIMALS! Please do not ask.
All rabbits within MNPPR are microchipped & up to date on their RHDV2 vaccinations before adoption.
Our adoption process can be found on our website here: www.mnpocketpetrescue.org/process
Current Diet: Oxbow Essentials Adult Rabbit Food, Fruit, Veggies, Leafy Greens, Western Timothy Hay
Favorite toys and activities: Plastic balls, and cardboard tubes
Potty trained: We're working on it!
This animal’s daily routine: They are fed their pellets in the morning and their foster cleans their cage. They typically get other foods or treats throughout the day. Their foster deep cleans the cage every 3-5 days.
BFF (Does this animal have or need a friend of the same species in their home?): Stocking & Mr. Kringle are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.
Other species this pet has been exposed to and reaction: None
Has this animal been exposed to children? What was their reaction? Has been exposed to older children and did well
Health concerns: None
Behavioral concerns: None
Stocking & Mr. Kringle came to MNPPR when their owner became disabled and was no longer able to provide care.
Due to our rescue being foster-based, not all foster homes are located in Saint Paul, MN. This animal's foster parent prefers to meet at the Petsmart - 5640 Cedar Lk Rd S, Minneapolis, MN 55416 for meet & greets, & adoptions.
Fee: Stocking & Mr. Kringle have a combined adoption fee of $175
We absolutely DO NOT SHIP ANIMALS! Please do not ask.
All rabbits within MNPPR are microchipped & up to date on their RHDV2 vaccinations before adoption.
We are a foster based rescue and do not have a shelter location. To meet an animal we must have your approved application on file.
We are a foster based rescue and do not have a shelter location. To meet an animal we must have your approved application on file.
More about this rescue
MN Pocket Pet Rescue is a 501(c)(3) organization primarily serving the Twin Cities Metro Area, focusing on education and public outreach. Our intent is to keep all animals in their homes, with their families, whenever possible. We are committed to rescuing those pocket pets that are in jeopardy of being euthanized or are in danger of being abused, left unattended or in other types of vulnerable situations. We ensure all animals receive proper veterinary care, medication and special training for any behavioral issues, as well as to arrange safe, temporary homes for these animals until stable forever homes can be found. Our team is made up of enthusiastic volunteers who work passionately to serve the underrepresented and often misunderstood niche of pocket pets in the overall rescue community and general public.
MN Pocket Pet Rescue is a 501(c)(3) organization primarily serving the Twin Cities Metro Area, focusing on education and public outreach. Our intent is to keep all animals in their homes, with their families, whenever possible. We are committed to rescuing those pocket pets that are in jeopardy of being euthanized or are in danger of being abused, left unattended or in other types of vulnerable situations. We ensure all animals receive proper veterinary care, medication and special training for any behavioral issues, as well as to arrange safe, temporary homes for these animals until stable forever homes can be found. Our team is made up of enthusiastic volunteers who work passionately to serve the underrepresented and often misunderstood niche of pocket pets in the overall rescue community and general public.
