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Name:
Luna - Looking for her forever home!
Animal:
Rabbit
Breed:
Rex
Age:
5 years
More Info:
Luna is a middle aged rex rabbit, who is friendly and still loves a good run around. As we unfortunately don't know much about her past, we don't know of any prior health issues, but she can have a bit of a sensitive tummy, which has been stable on a good diet at the shelter.
She really, really enjoys her nuggets and daily greens, and spends most of her day relaxing.
She's also a bit sensitive around her face being touched as she needed a lot of medication when she first arrived.
We believe she would be best suited going to a home with another rabbit, especially an older male, as we discovered that she spent her life with a male rabbit before she came to us. Alternatively, we think she would be content as a single bunny.
We think she used to live in an outdoor home, but seems very happy indoors, so we think she would be best off as a house bunny.
She would be best suited to an adult only household, or one with older children.