Daddy Dutch, Fiona and Mini Me

Hi! We're a lovely trio of Mom, Dad and our daughter! We really love each other and need to be adopted together! We know it's a long shot that someone would want three bunnies, but hear us out - it's a good thing! We will never be lonely while you're at work, we'll keep each other busy and out of trouble, and you won't have to go through all the trouble of bonding (it really is a pain!) We'll use the same litter pan and seriously, why have one bunny when you can have three?! It's a no brainer, right?! We would love a quiet, indoor home where we have lots of room to run! We'd be ok with older children but probably not little kids. We're great in our litter box and we're very curious and lots of fun! We're small to medium sized bunnies, about 4-5 pounds each. Daddy Dutch has very nice white Dutch markings on tan fur, and Fiona and daughter Mini Me are a beautiful agouti color. So we're very easy on the eyes! If you'd like to meet us, please email my fosterers at [email protected] Please include your phone number so they can give you a call! Our rescue would like you to know: The adoption fee is $130 for a single bunny and $200 for a couple, and does apply to everyone. It helps defray the considerable costs of spay/neuter, other veterinary expenses, food, and equipment. All of our rabbits have received a full vet check ups and are spayed/neutered. We adopt only to indoor homes, and prefer adult-only homes. We do not adopt rabbits as pets for children. We consider homes with older children, dogs or ferrets on a case-by-case basis. A legal adoption contract is mandatory. Adopters must be 21+ only. Make sure you are financially stable - bunnies can be expensive! Please make sure you are up for nail trimming, brushing and litter box cleaning - bunnies can be messy! All of our bunnies have had a hard start in life, and we want them to have responsible, financially stable, loving forever families. As with any pet- bunnies are a lifelong commitment (for those of us good pet owners at least!)), so please do your research!!! If you aren’t 100% capable of this commitment - please don’t adopt a bunny!