Shortstack, Dutch For Adoption In Whittier, California

Kribs For Kritters

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$60

Shortstack, Dutch For Adoption In Whittier, California

Price:

$60

Location:

Whittier, CA

Description:

INDOOR ONLY HOMES Shortstack was rescued by a Good Samaritan from a KFC parking lot in La Mirada in January of 2022. Two other rabbits were also dumped/rescued with him. Shortstack is a dwarf/Dutch mix and weighs right about two pounds. He's a tiny little guy with a big personality! Dare I say he possibly has a Napoleon complex? Shortstack needs an adult adopter with prior rabbit experience. He can be a fiesty little dude and can nip at times if you catch him off guard. I’ve learned to simply wrap him in a blanket to pick him up and then he’s just fine. He will even delight you with lots of teeth chattering making you wonder why he puts up such a fuss at times! He definitely enjoys snuggles and petting. And he really wants to love you and interact with you. He just needs that patient, rabbit-savvy person to continue to soothe his fears so he can keep learning that he doesn’t have to be such a stinker! Who knows what terror he may have experienced before he was heartlessly abandoned to fend for himself? He has excellent litter box habits and a robust appetite for such a small fry! Shortstack needs to live indoors either: 1) in an x-pen enclosure or homemade DIY wire grid system 2) in a room or a section of a room, or 3) free roaming. A cage/hutch is not recommended unless the door is open and an x-pen can be placed around it. Please be over 21 if inquiring about a rabbit. Shortstack can be seen by appointment in Lake Elsinore after a questionnaire is completed or a phone consultation conducted. Delivery to the greater SoCal region available. His adoption fee is $60 which covers the cost of his neuter surgery. Any additional donations to keep the overflowing rescue afloat are deeply appreciated. BENEFITS OF ADOPTION FROM KRIBS FOR KRITTERS RABBIT RESCUE: * Lifetime free nail trims and scent gland cleaning* Unparalleled rabbit education before you adopt* Ongoing support after you adopt* Starter hay and toys* Boarding available when you're on vacation Don't have the items you need to welcome a bunny to your home? No problem, I have low-cost x-pen enclosures, litter boxes, bunny litter, hay, food pellets and toys to make new bunny ownership easier for you. Your local big chain pet store is probably NOT the best place to buy rabbit supplies! Or, if you prefer to get your bunny supplies ahead of time, PLEASE consult with me before you purchase them as I can direct you to the least expensive and most appropriate rabbit essentials. PLEASE WATCH TOP 10 MISTAKES RABBIT OWNERS MAKE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6IlJTgsQrU PLEASE WATCH TOP 10 REASONS NOT TO GET A BUNNY!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaoHFamRXYg THE BIGGEST MISTAKES YOU CAN MAKE AS A RABBIT OWNER: https://www.thedodo.com/things-to-know-getting-rabbit-134096XXXX.html A HUTCH IS NOT ENOUGH! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vvlb-prX4I Kribs for Kritters Rabbit Rescue & Sanctuary Find Kribs for Kritters on: https://www.facebook.com/kribsforkrittersofficial/ https://www.instagram.com/kribs_for_kritters/ I am a ONE PERSON, uncompensated volunteer, grass roots, boots-on-the-ground rescue. I rescue domestic rabbits that have been cruelly abandoned at parks, golf courses, schools, fitness trails, and other outdoor locations.Adoption processWe do have a phone screening process or printed questionnaire for potential adopters to fill out. We have an adoption contract and a reasonable donation fee for the adoption to help cover the cost of spay/neuter, vet check, etc.Shelter locationCome find your new furry friend in Lake Elsinore at our private shelter by appointment or in Orange County or Los Angeles County at one of our foster homes. Rabbits can be transported to you in the greater Southern California region (including LA County, Orange County, San Diego County, Inland Empire, Ventura County).

Category:

Rabbits

Color:

Orange

Sex:

Male

Posted:

February 16 on Get-Pet