Meet Beatrice and Dahlia, a bonded pair of two-and-a-half year-old Lionhead mixed rabbits available for adoption through the Indiana House Rabbit Society! Beatrice and Dahlia were rescued with 55 other bunnies (yes, 55!) that had been abandoned outdoors and are still working on trusting humans. Dahlia is the more timid of the two and prefers to lay quietly while Beatrice enjoys hopping over for toys, treats and attention. Beatrice is a very tidy girl who has excellent litterbox habits and while the two enjoy living together, they currently need separate litterboxes (maybe it’s an Odd Couple dynamic, with one being fastidious and the other being messy!). Two bunnies are twice as fun and twice as cute, so don’t you want to add some adorable bunny love in your life? If you want Beatrice and Dahlia to be a part of your forever family, please fill out the adoption questionnaire and check the link on adopting a rabbit from the Indiana House Rabbit Society. Their adoption fee is $175 (which helps cover their spay surgeries) and they’ll come home with a small bag of hay, a small bag of pellets and their veterinary history.
Beatrice & Dahlia are …
– a bonded pair that MUST be adopted together!
– opposites in personality, with Beatrice being the social one who loves toys, treats and attention while Dahlia is more reserved and wants a quiet place to watch the world.
– litter-box trained.
– spayed.
– fully vaccinated against RHDV2.
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