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<p style=”text-align: center;”>I noticed what looked like a domesticated rabbit in the back yard that had apparently been living in a fenced off area we keep yard tools in. She (I think) let me walk right up to her but wouldn’t let me pick her up. So after getting a net I caught her & brought her inside. I quickly fell in love with her. She is young & not quite a full lb in weight. I believe she was malnourished too. She is a sweet thing & very curious. She has recently began trusting me enough to hold her. I would like to get her a friend so she doesn’t get lonely. (I plan to take her to the vet & get her spayed first.) Any ideas on what breed she might be so I can look for another bunny the same breed?
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She is small but has been very hungry & eating a lot[/caption]
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