Rabbit Physical Traits – What kind of rabbit are you looking for? Any particular breed? Rescued rabbits range in age. Are you interested in adopting any age? Young rabbit (6 months to one year)? Adult rabbit (over 1 year old)? Senior rabbit (5 plus years)? Do you prefer male or female? Would you consider a special needs rabbit, such as one who requires medication for a permanent but controlled condition? Expectations and Rabbit’s Habitat Why do you want a rabbit? What expectations do you have of living with a rabbit? Where will your rabbit be kept during the day? Where will your rabbit be kept at night? Is anyone home during the day? If so, who? How much time do you plan on spending with your new rabbit? Are you prepared for a 10-year commitment? Adopting a rabbit brings on lots of responsibilities including annual veterinarian visits and possible emergency care. This is more expensive than most people realize. Are you aware of and prepared to assume the financial responsibilities for your new rabbit? Are you aware of the other expenses of adopting a new rabbit? Who will care for your rabbit when you are on vacation? What will happen to your rabbit if you have any changes in your life? (i.e. get married, get divorced, have children, move, get another pet, etc) Please tell us why you would consider asking us to take back the rabbit? Are you aware that rabbits can do any of the following? Shed, chew or dig carpets/ baseboards, use the bathroom outside the litter box, scratch and bite? What do you plan to feed your rabbit? Have you done any research on rabbit behavior, diet, housing, grooming, nutrition, and litter training? If not you like to know where to find this information? We can help. Are you willing to let a volunteer do a home check to ensure that you have everything ready for your new pet? How did you hear our organization?
Rabbit – Physical Traits What kind of rabbit are you looking for? Any particular breed? Rescued rabbits range in age. Are you interested in adopting any age? Young rabbit (6 months to one year)? Adult rabbit (over 1 year old)? Senior rabbit (5 plus years)? Do you prefer male or female? Would you consider a special needs rabbit, such as one who requires medication for a permanent but controlled condition? Expectations and Rabbit’s Habitat Why do you want a rabbit? What expectations do you have of living with a rabbit? Where will your rabbit be kept during the day? Where will your rabbit be kept at night? Is anyone home during the day? If so, who? How much time do you plan on spending with your new rabbit? Are you prepared for a 10-year commitment? Adopting a rabbit brings on lots of responsibilities including annual veterinarian visits and possible emergency care. This is more expensive than most people realize. Are you aware of and prepared to assume the financial responsibilities for your new rabbit? Are you aware of the other expenses of adopting a new rabbit? Who will care for your rabbit when you are on vacation? What will happen to your rabbit if you have any changes in your life? (i.e. get married, get divorced, have children, move, get another pet, etc) Please tell us why you would consider asking us to take back the rabbit? Are you aware that rabbits can do any of the following? Shed, chew or dig carpets/ baseboards, use the bathroom outside the litter box, scratch and bite? What do you plan to feed your rabbit? Have you done any research on rabbit behavior, diet, housing, grooming, nutrition, and litter training? If not you like to know where to find this information? We can help. Are you willing to let a volunteer do a home check to ensure that you have everything ready for your new pet? How did you hear our organization?