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7 Month Old Mini Lop

Ashford
£50
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Adv. ID
KjT8Mxtra
Views
374
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9
Adv. Location
Ashford Business Park, Ashford
Advert Type
For sale
Age
8 months, 2 days
Microchipped by collection date
Neutered
Sex
Male
Vaccinations up to date
Worm and flea treated
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Description

Blue 💙 30/03/24 7 Month Old Mini Lop Blue is heartbreakingly up for rehoming due to no fault of his own. He is a very friendly & playful boy, with buckets of character. *Currently kept as a house rabbit, with a few hours of free roaming per day while I am around, I do feel he is happiest when out however I am just not around enough to make this possible* We brought Blue from his breeder back in June, with the plans for him to mature, get castrated and then bond with a female. He was castrated and fully healed, but unfortunately we have realised we don’t have room for a second bunny which is what he needs, as I feel he is unhappy living alone. Serious enquiries only, he is the sweetest boy and I am absolutely heartbroken. However I know this is the kindest decision for him. Fully vaccinated *Blue will ONLY be rehomed with a neutered FEMALE. Only available to a home with previous bonding experience, and experience with rabbits. Please don’t message if you do not meet these requirements. I am in no rush for him to leave, I am willing to wait for the right home for him to come up where he will be happier.
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Lola S.
Ashford
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£50
Lola S.
Ashford
9 hours
Member since:7 months
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