Fozzie
Pet Details
Fozzie
Animal ID: 184126 |
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HOW TO ADOPT: This rabbit is available for adoption by appointment. To schedule a time to meet him, please email meetme@arl-iowa.org. — – Content being around people but has more of an independent spirit – Is OK with handling for short periods of time, but much prefers head and booty scratches to being picked up or held – OK with a smaller enclosure if necessary, but much prefers a larger pen space where he can really spread out and lounge – Not potty trained, but typically does his business on a specific corner of his enclosure, so he is a fairly tidy rabbit – Does best with a water bottle vs. a bowl – Really likes his junk food and may need some help getting used to the pellets and hay types that are healthiest for him; does enjoy an occasional cucumber or carrot piece as well – Loves ANYTHING cardboard – a spare toilet paper roll with treats inside or a torn up Amazon box does the trick for him most of the time – May give some sassy thumps when he feels left out and needs some attention – Has seen the dogs and cats in his foster home but has not had much direct interaction with them – Has been diagnosed with a neurological condition (more info at ARL) |
Additional Details
HOW TO ADOPT: This rabbit is available for adoption by appointment. To schedule a time to meet him, please email meetme@arl-iowa.org.
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– Content being around people but has more of an independent spirit
– Is OK with handling for short periods of time, but much prefers head and booty scratches to being picked up or held
– OK with a smaller enclosure if necessary, but much prefers a larger pen space where he can really spread out and lounge
– Not potty trained, but typically does his business on a specific corner of his enclosure, so he is a fairly tidy rabbit
– Does best with a water bottle vs. a bowl
– Really likes his junk food and may need some help getting used to the pellets and hay types that are healthiest for him; does enjoy an occasional cucumber or carrot piece as well
– Loves ANYTHING cardboard – a spare toilet paper roll with treats inside or a torn up Amazon box does the trick for him most of the time
– May give some sassy thumps when he feels left out and needs some attention
– Has seen the dogs and cats in his foster home but has not had much direct interaction with them
– Has been diagnosed with a neurological condition (more info at ARL)
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