Benedict

Eggs & Benedict are a bonded pair, and they must be adopted together. They're a very funny pair! These siblings big, beautiful, bouncy, and bursting with curiosity. If given space to free roam, there are sure to sniff, snoop, and seek out your attention. Getting down on their eye level to see what they see can be a treat and will lead to this hilarious pair hopping straight to your heart. After a day of play, these siblings enjoy melting into a puddle of love with head pets and affection. Eggs & Benedict were recently in a foster home, and here's what their foster had to say about them: "They're a very gentle and sweet pair, and more likely to run away than bite, so I think they'd do great with children. They're jumpy at first and it took a few days for them to allow pets, but once they get to know you a little more, they're friendly and inquisitive, though they're still a little timid with being pet. They love having space to explore and just run around. They always want to check out anything new. It's hard to get photos of them because they just never stop moving! They love eating hay cubes, digging in their litter box (or a dig box), and chewing flavored balsa wood toys. They do random bursts of zoomies and binkies, which is very cute. They'll both jump up on the couch to be with you. They're very bonded to each other and love to snuggle. Since they're so young, they are still pretty messy and don't have the greatest litter habits. Daily sweeping is a must! But their cuteness and sweetness make me not mind it very much. And they've shown no interest in chewing baseboards, wood, or rugs. I think if Eggs had a dig box it would deter the litter digging. Overall, Eggs & Benedict are totally adorable, fun, and are learning to love human companionship. In another foster home, their foster shared that the pair did OK with the resident dogs in the home. They noted that Benedict was the shyer of the pair while Eggs is more social and doesn't mind being picked up and petted. They constantly made their foster laugh with their antics like chasing each other around the room. They said, "Thank you for letting me be a foster mom to Eggs and Benedict, it was a great experience! Eggs & Benedict are neutered/spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated against RHDV2 (vaccine needs to be administered annually). House Rabbit Society recommends all rabbits see a rabbit-savvy veterinarian once a year. Submit an adoption application for Eggs & Benedict at center.houserabbit.org. House Rabbit Society is located in Richmond, California, just north of San Francisco. Questions? Email [email protected] and we'll be happy to talk more with you!