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Domestic rabbit for sale in Stafford, Virginia | $400

Name: Domestic rabbit
Brand: Domestic rabbit
SKU: 352627
Price: 400 USD
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Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

352627

Price / Fee

$400

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Domestic rabbit

Location

Stafford, Stafford County, Virginia

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

amandajones730

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Listing Description

Unfortunately I'm going to have to rehome my bunny.

She was dumped a few weeks ago and I spent 2.5+ hours catching her so no wildlife or cats would get her.

She is only about 5 pounds. I have no idea how old she may be but she looks pretty young. My best guess is that she's an adolescent going into adulthood. Unless the experts were wrong about her sex, she is a female. Females must be spayed or there is an 80% chance she can get cancer.

She is VERY sweet. She doesnt bite at all. She loves lowering her head so that she'll receive pets. She hasnt been with us long so shes pretty anxious and does like to try and scramble away. The best way to keep her calm is hold her close to you with one hand at her chest and one hand under her bum. Another way is holding her like a baby but her head MUST be above her heart or it can hurt her.

She will come with

• a brand new cage (Frisco fold and carry single door collapsible wire dog crate 36in (36inLx23inWx25inH)

•two glass bowls (she drinks out of both bottles and bowls)

•a small stuffie and cat toy that she loves

•a chewable twig tunnel

•a small animal bed

•a litter box

•a litter box scoop

•opened box of litter box liners

•open box of litter pellets

•plenty of rabbit food

•a baggie of hay to hold her over until you can get her more

•a small baggie of treats

I just want her to go to a home that won't dump her and also have the money to get her spayed. I can recommend vets if needed. She will need plenty of play time outside of the cage but not PHYSICALLY OUTSIDE as she will run away and she's pretty fast.

All I ask is that I receive updates on her occasionally as im heartbroken to have to get rid of her. I dont need to see her in person, photos and text updates will suffice.

Serious inquiries only.

Pick her up in Stafford near Stafford Hospital or Im willing to meet 20 mins out at most. She will most likely be put in a carrier for transport.

Please message me at (***) *** - ***8 or email me:

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Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$400

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Q: What should I know about rehoming a bunny? A: Rehoming a bunny requires careful consideration. It's vital to find a loving home that can provide proper care and understands the importance of spaying female rabbits to prevent health issues, such as an 80% chance of cancer. Q: What supplies will come with the rabbit? A: The adoption will include a brand new cage, two glass bowls, a small toy, a chewable twig tunnel, an animal bed, a litter box with scoop, litter box liners, litter pellets, plenty of rabbit food, and a bag of hay. Q: How do I handle the bunny while keeping her calm? A: To keep the bunny calm, hold her close with one hand at her chest and the other under her rear. Alternatively, you can hold her like a baby ensuring her head is elevated above her heart to avoid injuries. Q: What is the price for adopting this bunny? A: The adoption fee for the bunny is $400. Q: Where is the location for picking up the bunny? A: The bunny can be picked up in Stafford, Stafford County, Virginia, United States, or arrangements can be made to meet within 20 minutes of that area. Q: What updates are requested after adopting the bunny? A: The current owner requests occasional updates about the bunny’s well-being, including photos and text messages, to ease the heartbreak of parting with her. Q: How much playtime does the bunny need outside her cage? A: The bunny requires plenty of playtime outside of her cage; however, she shouldn't be physically outside as she can run away quickly.

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