Star

Star ID# 24-0029 Star is a Female Lionhead. She is estimated to be about 3 month(s) old and weighs approx. 2 lbs. Per Director Analysis: “Star is a lil lady! And ladies don't start fights but they will finish them! Just kidding Star has never fought anything or anyone in her entire life! Star, her siblings Albert and Einstein, as well as their Parents Moon and Onyx came to us from an Ex-Breeder. While these six were doing quite well numerous other Bunnies on the premises were suffering and have since been pulled and undergoing continuous care. Star is a happy go lucky bunny bebe who is still learning about the world. Prospective Adopters must be aware of common Juvenile Bunny Behavior. Star is currently awaiting Spay, Vaccination and Microchipping. Due to lack of funding and Age." Intake Date: June 2024 Amazing Bonding Candidate Litter Trained/Can Be Litter Trained Medical: STERILIZATION, VACCINATION AND MICROCHIPPING PENDING DUE TO SCHEDULING AND FUNDING. PLEASE COMPLETE ADOPTION APPLICATION BELOW* https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckvT6F5B6wQ-WxkLEhTdT2OQ6hKMg1Wn_0P2lDuxpzhc9BsQ/viewform Adoption Requirements: 1. Must be 18 Years of Age or Older. 2. Have a current state-approved identification card or driver's license 3. Not banned from future adoptions as a result of a court order 4. If Renting; Must Show Pet Addendum. 5. Must provide Bunny Living Situation. (Cages are NOT Permitted) 5. Applicants may be subject to a Home Check/Pass an Adoption Screening. 6. Pay an adoption fee of $150, plus sterilization/vaccination fees where applicable. 7. If current Bunny Owner; Must provide Proof of Sterilization and Vaccinations of RHDV2 *Ask us about Bonding!* Disclaimer: Filling out an application does not guarantee that the adoption will be approved. While we try to respond immediately- we are a small Rescue operation, with limited staffing. Please allow up to 24-48 business hours for us to respond. BEBE BUNNY DISCLAIMER: We will provide a $50 rebate of Proof of Sterilization upon Adoption (or soon thereafter) due to the age of aforementioned Bunny. Please be advised there is always a risk that a Bunny might not pull through with surgery. Although we recommend Sterilization to prevent certain types of Cancer, prevent and fix Behavioral Issues, and prevent Litters (fertile females can have babies every 28 days)- We Do Not Recommend Applying for Adoption of a Juvenile Bunny if that is not a risk you are emotionally prepared to take.