Name: Holland Lop Rabbit
Brand: Holland Lop
SKU: 535661
Price: 50 USD
Availability: InStock

Chocolate and Black Holland Lops ready for adoption

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Chocolate and Black Holland Lops ready for adoption

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

535661

Price / Fee

$50

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Holland Lop

Location

Falls Church, Virginia

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

young adult bunnies looking for their forever homes. We are located in Falls Church VA and we'll meet with you in a public place - happy to bring several for you to pick from. $50 re-homing fee for the black ones and $65 for the chocolates. Tom & Teresa PS, bunnies love company when you aren't around - we often see them snuggling. We have a bonded pair that is potty trained and lives on the ground floor with us. We also have several already bonded adult females or if you want a mixed pair, plan to get any males neutered and heal for a month before you bond them with a female at your house...

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$50

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of bunnies are available for adoption?

We have Chocolate and Black Holland Lops ready for adoption. These young adult bunnies are looking for their forever homes.

Where are you located?

We are located in Falls Church, VA. We are happy to meet with you in a public place to introduce you to the bunnies.

What is the adoption fee for the bunnies?

The re-homing fee is $50 for the black Holland Lops and $65 for the chocolate ones.

Do you have any bonded pairs available?

Yes! We have a bonded pair that is potty trained and currently lives with us on the ground floor. They love company when you aren't around and often seen snuggling.

What should I know about bonding rabbits?

We have several already bonded adult females available. If you want a mixed pair, please note that any males should be neutered and allowed to heal for a month before attempting to bond them with a female at your home.