Meet Maple! Maple is a calm, gentle senior rabbit who came to us after her owners developed an allergy. Maple is a laid back older lady who is happy to lounge and snack. In her previous home, she had a free roam space and did well. She is not much of a chewer or escape artist. She is tolerant of cats and dogs, although rabbits should always be supervised with larger animals. Maple enjoys attention and pets but isn't a huge fan of being picked up.
Maple is very neat and almost always uses her litterbox. She loves pellet food and is learning about hay and fresh produce. Maple was seen at our vet for a wellness exam, where she received her RHD vaccine (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease) and was treated for fleas and mites. She is 5-6 years old. Sweet Miss Maple is looking for a responsible home that understands the commitment of rabbit care and is ready to give her the stability and care they deserve!
If you’re interested in adopting Maple, please email rosesrescuevolunteer@gmail.com to access the adoption application.
Meet Maple! Maple is a calm, gentle senior rabbit who came to us after her owners developed an allergy. Maple is a laid back older lady who is happy to lounge and snack. In her previous home, she had a free roam space and did well. She is not much of a chewer or escape artist. She is tolerant of cats and dogs, although rabbits should always be supervised with larger animals. Maple enjoys attention and pets but isn't a huge fan of being picked up.
Maple is very neat and almost always uses her litterbox. She loves pellet food and is learning about hay and fresh produce. Maple was seen at our vet for a wellness exam, where she received her RHD vaccine (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease) and was treated for fleas and mites. She is 5-6 years old. Sweet Miss Maple is looking for a responsible home that understands the commitment of rabbit care and is ready to give her the stability and care they deserve!
If you’re interested in adopting Maple, please email rosesrescuevolunteer@gmail.com to access the adoption application.
