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Georgina was named after the main character of the 1966 film Georgy Girl that takes place in swinging 1960's London. When Georgina was caught by RA Rescue Team Co-Lead Nathaniel, he instantly knew she had that Georgy Girl flair. He sang the film'ss eponymous hit to her while the RA team groomed her and made sure she was okay as we do with all new rescues. In the film, Georgina Parkin, played by Lynn Redgrave, who has considerable musical talent, is well-educated, and has an engaging, unpretentious character. Georgina's fans at Rabbit Advocates would say the same is true for Georgy Girl the Bunny. Likely born in March of 2022, Georgina has come of age over the summer and she is a healthy, hoppy gal who seems to be about fully-grown at about 4.5 lbs. She was found outdoors in Orenco Woods Nature Park as an adolescent, and now Georgina is always ready for a cozy evening by the fire or in front of the TV. Although many bunnies are nervous around birds, Georgina's foster home has parakeets and she is just fine with them. She enjoys pets and massages while she stretches out luxuriously on the floor. Remember the cardio equipment called the Stairmaster? They should hire Georgina to be their Spokesbun since she absolutely loves running up and down the carpeted stairs in her foster home. She loves to burrow into her hay and eat her way out of her hay cave, and will find a way inside or on top of hay feeders. She likes to rest in her enclosure during afternoon nap-time and overnight. She is active and curious, and quite the well-behaved young lady. Do you have the perfect home for Georgy Girl? Head to the Rabbit Advocates website with a song in your heart to learn more about the adoption process and fill out an application! https://rabbitadvocates.org/adoption
Georgina was named after the main character of the 1966 film Georgy Girl that takes place in swinging 1960's London. When Georgina was caught by RA Rescue Team Co-Lead Nathaniel, he instantly knew she had that Georgy Girl flair. He sang the film'ss eponymous hit to her while the RA team groomed her and made sure she was okay as we do with all new rescues. In the film, Georgina Parkin, played by Lynn Redgrave, who has considerable musical talent, is well-educated, and has an engaging, unpretentious character. Georgina's fans at Rabbit Advocates would say the same is true for Georgy Girl the Bunny. Likely born in March of 2022, Georgina has come of age over the summer and she is a healthy, hoppy gal who seems to be about fully-grown at about 4.5 lbs. She was found outdoors in Orenco Woods Nature Park as an adolescent, and now Georgina is always ready for a cozy evening by the fire or in front of the TV. Although many bunnies are nervous around birds, Georgina's foster home has parakeets and she is just fine with them. She enjoys pets and massages while she stretches out luxuriously on the floor. Remember the cardio equipment called the Stairmaster? They should hire Georgina to be their Spokesbun since she absolutely loves running up and down the carpeted stairs in her foster home. She loves to burrow into her hay and eat her way out of her hay cave, and will find a way inside or on top of hay feeders. She likes to rest in her enclosure during afternoon nap-time and overnight. She is active and curious, and quite the well-behaved young lady. Do you have the perfect home for Georgy Girl? Head to the Rabbit Advocates website with a song in your heart to learn more about the adoption process and fill out an application! https://rabbitadvocates.org/adoption
tep 1: Submit an Adoption Application. Let us know if you have a specific bunny or bonded pair in mind, or the Adoption Team can help you fi
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Interview
Speak with the Adoption Team. An Adoption Counselor will reach out to schedule a 30 min chat.
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Approve Application
Your application will be sent to the foster providers for rabbits you are interested in. They will then reach out to schedule a time to chat
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Meet the Pet
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Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Rabbit Advocates is committed to rescuing homeless and abandoned domestic rabbits, and helping them find excellent forever homes. Because these rabbits live with foster providers as members of the family, foster providers can offer helpful information about the rabbit’s personality, favorite foods, housing needs, bunny-proofing tips, and any other questions applicants may have. All Rabbit Advocates bunnies are spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
Rabbit Advocates is committed to rescuing homeless and abandoned domestic rabbits, and helping them find excellent forever homes. Because these rabbits live with foster providers as members of the family, foster providers can offer helpful information about the rabbit’s personality, favorite foods, housing needs, bunny-proofing tips, and any other questions applicants may have. All Rabbit Advocates bunnies are spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
See other events page on the Rabbit Advocates website for Adoption Outreach times and locations were you can meet some of our adoptable rabbits.
See other events page on the Rabbit Advocates website for Adoption Outreach times and locations were you can meet some of our adoptable rabbits.
More about this rescue
Rabbit Advocates is an all-volunteer 501 (c)(3) non-profit. Our work is supported by your donations and through fundraising efforts such as the sale of our Bunny’s Best Bites hay, Bunny Spa Days, and the annual Bunny Palooza event.
Rabbit Advocates is an all-volunteer 501 (c)(3) non-profit. Our work is supported by your donations and through fundraising efforts such as the sale of our Bunny’s Best Bites hay, Bunny Spa Days, and the annual Bunny Palooza event.
