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Caring for the critically ill | The Missouri Mission | What is the cost of Adopting and what are the expenses |
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| Rabbits for Adoption |
**Please note that all of our rabbits are available for adoption as indoor pets only, we will not adopt to those who house outdoors**
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Smudge and Poppy
Smudge (white bunny) is a sweet and soft little hopper. As you can see he is very cute as well. He has recently been bonded with Poppy (black and white bunny) who was rescued by a good Samaritan after being left in Loose Park complete with cage. Poppy was pregnant at the time. Her babies have been born and adopted. She is very sweet and is ready to go to a loving forever home with her new love Smudge. If you would like to meet Smudge and Poppy, please contact us at hrsmissouri@aol.com. |
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Cocoa was found running loose, and was rescued by a kind soul. He appears to be young, and is very friendly and curious. He loves attention, and is interested in meeting a female companion. Cocoa has bonded with an adorable little girl named Ivy. They will be available as a pair. |
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Blitzen is a male American Fuzzy Lop. He was rescued from the Gladstone Animal Shelter, and is enjoying his new life. He loves to run and jump, and is very friendly. Blitzen will need a room of his own or a pen with a lid, as he can jump over a 3-foot tall pen! Blitzen has been bonded with Eleanor, a beautiful tan Lionhead; they are available as a bonded pair only. Eleanor's previous owner was in a serious accident that left her unable to care for Eleanor. *Blitzen's long fur requires regular brushing to prevent mats and tangles. If you are interested in adopting Blitzen and Eleanor, be prepared to spend a little extra time to keep Blitzen's fur mat- and tangle- free. |
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Elliot was found next to a dumpster sitting in a tiny cage with no food/water. Someone saw him and called Animal Control who promptly came and got him. He went to the shelter and was then picked up by the Missouri House Rabbit Society. He is probably 6-12 months old. Elliot has been neutered. He loves to explore and run around. He is friendly but does not like to be held. He has excellent litter habits. Elliot is lonely and really want's to meet a friend to share a forever home with. |
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Penny (black ears, female) and Pepper(brown ears, male) were left in a cardboard box by someone's mailbox, then turned over to a shelter, before they came to us at MOHRS in spring of 2010. This brother and sister duo are about a 1.5 years old and are available as a bonded pair. They both are litter box trained and love to eat their fresh greens and hay. Penny enjoys running and playing, while Pepper is a bit more shy but appreciates being petted and loved. They are both spayed/neutered ready for adoption. |
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Jenna (English Spot mix) and Jasper (gray/white rex) are rescues from the Lawrence Humane Society on 1-16-11. Jasperwas brought in with another male named Dash, although they were not bonded. Apparently his owner could not afford to care for them anymore. He is approximately 6 years old. Jasper was recently bonded with Jenna, who is very active and curious. Jasper is more quiet and reserved. Both really like to explore outside of their pen and don't always like to go back in! |
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Casper, a tri-colored Dutch, was rescued from the Lawrence Humany Society. He is neutered and ready to meet a lovely female spayed bun and find a forever home with her. Casper is very sweet and loves to run. He will jump straight up in the air from a sitting still position on the floor to express his delight at being out of his pen and with people! |
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Chaucer is a rescue from the Wayside Waifs shelter on February 12, 2011. He is approximately 6 years old and neutered. He was with one family for his first year, then transferred to another family, with children, for 5 years. He was kept in a cage outside during this time. The children ignored him which is the stated reason why he was brought to the shelter. He was quite aggressive at first while in foster care, most likely from minimal contact and mishandling, but has made a huge improvement over the past few months. He is available for adoption but he will only go to someone who is experienced with bunny behavior and can give him a stable environment with the attention he craves. |
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Hershey is a BIG bunny! She earned her name by having a sweet personality. She is very curious, exploring when she is out of her pen and coming right up to the door to see who's there when she is in her pen. She likes to see what everyone is up to. She does not really tolerate being picked; however, she loves to be petted and will sit on the couch or floor and cuddle. She is learning to eat a good variety of veggies and really, really loves her hay. Hershey is now bonded with Damon, and they are available as a bonded pair. Damon is an energetic and playful bunny that was rescued from death row at the shelter. He is making the most of his second chance at a good life and looking for a loving forever home. |
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Jazzy is an adorable bunny that was abandoned in the parking lot of a Petco store. Thankfully the store manager had mercy and took him in and then he came to the House Rabbit Society. Jazzy is very friendly and sweet. Jazzy recently lost his girlfriend Bianca who passed away suddenly. He is now a single bunny and would like to meet a companion. |
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Twiddles was rescued by a good samaritan from some heartless fool that was going to kill him simply to be rid of him. The family that rescued Twiddles has run into an unfortunate medical circumstance and must find him a new home. Twiddles is (obviously) adorable, very active, and likes to interact with people. |
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Bucky is a young bunny who was found abandoned near Zona Rosa, where a kind and rabbit-savvy individual rescued him. He's now delighting his foster mom with his sweet, loving personality and his extremely soft fur. She is convinced he is a rabbit genius, as he figured out how to use his litter box within a single day! He loves to be petted, and enjoys playing with his toys and with his foster mom's 4-year old granddaughter. Now that he has been neutered, Bucky hopes to find a compatible girl bunny (spayed, of course) and a forever home. |
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Elleka (Left) and her companion were released by their owners to fend for themselves. The other bunny was killed by a neighborhood dog then a good samaritan contacted the House Rabbit Society and we took the surviving bunny. Two weeks later she had 5 babies. They are all adorable and sweet and in some way the bunny who lost his life will be remembered through these baby bunnies he fathered. The babies and momma will be spayed and neutered after the holidays and ready to be adopted out. If you are interested in helping some of these furry family members please contact the House Rabbit Society at hrsmissouri@aol.com. |
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