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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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Flopsy and Charli
Flopsy and Charli are 2 adorable and energetic bunnies looking for a forever home and family. They enjoy affection as well as their salads and running and playing. As you can see they also enjoy each other and are a bonded pair that will be adopted out together. If you would like to meet Flopsy and Charli contact us at hrsmissouri@aol.com. |
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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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These two bunnies came from a breeder who didn't want to treat them when they got the snuffles. The breeder gave them to a wild cat sanctuary to be used as food. A kind hearted staff member at the park rescued them and is fostering them until they find homes. After 3 rounds of antibiotics, they got over the snuffles and are doing just fine. The are not neutered/spayed, but the Missouri House Rabbit Society will make sure they are neutered/spayed before adoption. These two bunnies don't have names yet and their ages are unknown. |
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This bunny is a female mini rex and her foster mom says that she is a bit curious. |
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This bunny is a male mix and is very active. |
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| They have been given a new lease on life thanks to the staff member that saved them and they deserve good homes. If you are interested in meeting any of these bunnies please contact us at hrsmissouri@aol.com, or contact Kayla at wildcatss036@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. |
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This adorable little lion head bunny was found next to an apartment complex dumpster! A Good Samaritan resuced this poor little rabbit from what was sure to be a horrible fate at the claws of some wild creature. Nigel is extremely sweet and he loves attention. He want's to find a new family that will love and care for him. A rabbit as sweet as Nigel deserves better than to be left by a dumpster. |
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Jesse and Peter were born at Wayside Waifs on April 9, 2009. Their mother was rescued, then surrendered to Wayside because she was aggressive. She gave birth to 6 babies a few days later. Three of the babies have been adopted out, but hese three are still looking for their forever home. They are very friendly, and absolutely love being petted. They also love to run and play. |
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Rose is part of a litter of bunnies that were born at Wayside Waifs in April 2009. Her brothers Peter and Jesse were adopted in November 2009 making Rose the last one to be adopted. She is an absolute angel and needs to find her forever home. She is very sweet and likes to be petted. She is an arm full at 8 to 10 lbs. ,but that just means there's more of her to love. |
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This sweet little bundle of mystery was found outdoors and was surrendered to Bea Martin Peck Animal Shelter in Ottawa, KS. We don't yet know the gender of this little one, or it he/she has been neutered/spayed, nor does he/she have a name. Thankfully, someone found this little bunny before anything happend to him/her. The staff at Bea Martin Peck and the person who found this bunny say that he/she is very sweet and doesn't seem to mind being picked up. |
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Bunny is a young male Mini Rex, looking for his forever home. He's a little guy, and he's incredibly soft. Bunny loves to play with his blanket and toys. He likes to sit on top of things and look around. Bunny has excellent litter habits, and loves to eat his hay. His current custodians will provide everything a rabbit needs - deluxe pen, food dishes, pellets, hay, chewing toy blocks and rabbit handbooks. Bunny is currently unaltered. MOHRS strongly recommends spaying or neutering your rabbit! |
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A kind soul took in two adult rabbits in need of a home. The rabbits were supposed to both be girls, but surprised their rescuer with not one, but two litters of babies! The oldest litter is now three weeks old, and they will be looking for their forever home soon. These babies are still too young to determine their sex. They are all very curious and full of energy. When they are old enough to be adopted, we would like to place them as pairs. |
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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! Due to his wooly fur, Blitzen will also need special attention paid to grooming, but he will sit still in your lap while he is being groomed. Blitzen is interested in meeting a female companion. |
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Stanley was being kept outside in a tiny wire cage with no regular food or water. A kind neighbor noticed him, and kept him fed and watered. When the weather started to get cold, Stanley was brought in and turned over to MOHRS. He is loving his new life as an indoor bunny! Stanley loves getting pets on his head. He is mellow and loveable, and is looking for his forever home. He is also interested in meeting a female companion. |
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Introducing Tilly and Zoe! These two brothers are about 8 months old and a perfect combination of silly and sweet. The boys love playing and snuggling with each other and are best friends. They also like to be held in your lap for a little nap and are very hand-friendly. They would be a wonderful pair for any bunny-loving family! Please let us know if you would like to meet them. Tilly and Zoe can't wait!! |
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These two boys were taken in by Operation Wildlife when their owner could no longer take care of them. They are very curious, and love to chew cardboard and toys. They have very good litter habits. These two boys, who may be brothers, are bonded, and available only as a bonded pair. |
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This beautiful Lionhead female was left in a box, with her three babies, on the doorstep of Operation Wildlife. They were left after hours, and would have surely frozen if a neighbor hadn't noticed them and brought them inside. Momma Bunny has done an excellent job of raising her babies, and would like them to go to a good home when they are old enough. Momma Bunny will also be available for adoption, after her babies are weaned and she has been spayed. She may also be interested in meeting a male companion. The babies have been weened from their mama, and after they get a clean bill of health they will be ready for adoption! |
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Dylan was running loose outdoors for about a month before being rescued, and is now loving life as an indoor bunny. Dylan has now been spayed, and is looking for her forever home. She likes things to be her way, and loves to chew. She does not like to be picked up, but she will sit calmly to be petted. Dylan might be interested in meeting a special companion to share her new life with. |
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