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Tessa
Tessa
Kitty and Tessa are a bonded pair! These adorable sisters are almost identical twins. They only thing different about these two is the white mark on their front feet. Kitty and Tessa love to spend a lot of time out of their enclosure seeing who can do the most binkies! They follow each other everywhere and are truly the sweetest pair. They love to run through tunnels, chew on applewood sticks and groom each other. They are a little shy at first but warm up very quickly. These girls are ready for their next adventure.
Please note, most rabbits enjoy a free-roaming lifestyle in a bunny-proofed home. Talk to our adoption agents today on how to set you and your bun up for long-term success with litterbox training! Photos of enclosure are required to be provided before finalisation of adoption.
1. Enclosure size: 4'L x 4'W x 36"H (Adequate for Dwarf rabbit- the bigger the rabbit, the bigger the cage required.)
2. Average life-span: 8-10 years
3. Out-of-cage enrichment: Gradually increases from a couple hours a day to enjoying a completely free-roam lifestyle as your bunny becomes more settled
Think you're the one? Begin our adoption process by copying and pasting the below link to complete our adoption questionnaire!
https://forms.office.com/r/0Ax7RWp8nc
Animal ID:
49286616
Species:
Rabbit
Breed:
American,American
Age:
6 Months
Sex:
Female
Size:
S
Colour:
Brown / White
Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Declawed:
No
Site:
Toronto Humane Society
Location:
Room G
Intake Date:
28/12/2021
On Hold:
No
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