"These lovable, social animals are wonderful companions for people who take the time to learn about
their needs." (Courtesy of "How to Care for Rabbits" - The Humane Society of the United States)
Each rabbit, prior to adoption has been spayed or
neutered, ears have been cleaned and toenails clipped. We feel it is
necessary to spay or neuter rabbits because they are the third most
popular house pet and are turned into shelters on a daily basis all around
the country.
Please meet Quan Myers - a remarkable Maine woman who has cared for
and spoken for these social and complex creatures.
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Poppy and Santa love eachother and are looking for an equally loving home where they can live together ... forever! The adoption fee for the second bunny is wavied.
If you want to visit this sweet couple, you can find them snuggled up together in the main hallway at CHS!
Bunnycakes is a five year old female.This sweet girl is friendly, and likes to be stroked but is not happy when she is picked up.
Leo
Leo is a small, young, 9 month old Lionhead bunny.
Lionheads, like the male African Lion, have a mane of wool encircling their heads. Both male and female Lionheads have this recognizable feature.
Leo was relinquished because his owner had too many animals, and now Leo is looking for a new, forever home.
Ringo
Ringo is a 2 year old Harlequin rabbit, a laid-back guy that is very attached to Shortie. They were in a foster family together and grew to be very close. Ringo prefers not to be picked up but if you can hold him close to your body he will snuggle. He does like having his own "hidey house", a shelter where he can feel safe. Yet he also has a social side, he will "pout" if not given attention. Ringo has a lot of energy and enjoys time out of his cage.
Shortie
Shortie is a 2 year old female black bunny. Her favorite food is lettuce and she likes to play with a paper bag that has hay in it. Shortie has lived with other small animals but is quick to defend her territory. Shortie does not like to be held but once she feels comfortable with you she will hop around your feet. Shortie lived in a foster home with Ringo and they have become very close.
Adopted Pets
Bob Adopted and HOME!!
Bob is an adorable white Lop bunny with brown spots and big floppy ears. These ears are one of the characteristics of Lop bunnies, which are one of the oldest breeds of domesticated rabbits.
This sweet big boy is only 10 months old and can't wait to find a loving home!
Coastal Humane Society
30 Range Road
Brunswick, Maine 04011
207-725-5051 hours and directions
