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These rabbits want to be HOME for the holidays!
When: Saturday, December 18th, 11am-4pm (And every third Saturday of the month!)
Where: George, Berkeley’s 4th Street Shopping District (1824 Fourth Street)!Why: These sweet rescued rabbits need loving homes! Once you see their sweet faces, you will love them already. Bring your bunny in for a free nail trim or to go on a bunny date with a spayed/neutered rabbit!
Meet Gigi: Prior to her rescue in early October 2010, Gigi spent her entire life living outdoors in a tiny wire cage. She was among the thirty animals rescued by Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary from an elderly woman who was unable to care for her animals. During her time in confinement, seldom was Gigi held. Gigi seeks a quiet home where she can enjoy life as an indoor, free-roaming bunny.
And meet Trudy (on right in photo) – a sweet and gentle bunny who is looking for someone to spoil her and shower her with love, and she will do the same to you in return! Trudy was photographed together with her sister Alice, but we have discovered that they are happier living separately, so they are available for adoption as single bunnies or as a friend for your special bunny. (We don’t separate bunnies who are bonded!) These special bunnies deserve spoiling even more than the average rescue bunny, as they were rescued from a backyard in Oakland where they were running loose and rabbits from their family were being attacked by rats and dogs. Trudy and Alice are still on the shy side, but each day they get more bold and affectionate (especially Alice, the bolder of the two!), knowing that they are safe.
Meet Alice – a sweet all-white bunny who is looking for a home! She’s a friendly and intelligent bunny who needs affection – she’s a little shy, but warms up to people who are gentle and friendly and spend time at her level! If you describe your house more as a haven or sanctuary from the outside world (and less as a busy train station or a zoo), she might be the right bunny for you!See House Rabbit Society adoptable rabbits and Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary adoptable rabbits, too! Everyone is welcome! Even if you’re not ready to adopt at this time, you are always welcome to come and pet the bunnies and ask your rabbit questions!
Check out the video of the event!
Questions? Contact Anne at fosterbun@gmail.com!
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