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Buckle was one of many rabbits dumped in a field and left to survive on their own. Not an easy task for a domestic rabbit. Fortunately someone spotted the rabbits and we got them her before they were injured or worse. Off to foster Buckle went to get proper food, attention and care. Here's what his foster family told us about him: At first he was really shy but after two weeks he's much more outgoing. He was comfortable around our dog after several days. He's mellow, calm and prefers attention when he's ready for it. He's been perfect with his litter box and we discovered he fetches! We'll toss a small plastic ball to him, he picks it up and brings it to us. It's super cute. Like most rabbits he doesn't like to be picked up but he'll sometimes stay on our laps for petting for a few minutes. We've been combing him to help him have new fur grow in. He tolerates it for a very short time and it helps with our bonding. Buckle definitely deserves a second chance. He needs a quiet home and a loving and patient family. Could yours be the one?
Buckle is one of a large group of rabbits that came to Marin Humane after being abandoned outside. It was clear he and his buddies were previously housed in unsanitary conditions, leaving their fur matted and dirty. Thankfully fur regrows, and now that he is receiving proper care and grooming his soft, his beautiful cream-colored coat is starting to replace the old yellow stained hair.
Primary Color: Pointed White/Himi Secondary Color: White Weight: 4.2
Buckle was one of many rabbits dumped in a field and left to survive on their own. Not an easy task for a domestic rabbit. Fortunately someone spotted the rabbits and we got them her before they were injured or worse. Off to foster Buckle went to get proper food, attention and care. Here's what his foster family told us about him: At first he was really shy but after two weeks he's much more outgoing. He was comfortable around our dog after several days. He's mellow, calm and prefers attention when he's ready for it. He's been perfect with his litter box and we discovered he fetches! We'll toss a small plastic ball to him, he picks it up and brings it to us. It's super cute. Like most rabbits he doesn't like to be picked up but he'll sometimes stay on our laps for petting for a few minutes. We've been combing him to help him have new fur grow in. He tolerates it for a very short time and it helps with our bonding. Buckle definitely deserves a second chance. He needs a quiet home and a loving and patient family. Could yours be the one?
Buckle is one of a large group of rabbits that came to Marin Humane after being abandoned outside. It was clear he and his buddies were previously housed in unsanitary conditions, leaving their fur matted and dirty. Thankfully fur regrows, and now that he is receiving proper care and grooming his soft, his beautiful cream-colored coat is starting to replace the old yellow stained hair.
Primary Color: Pointed White/Himi Secondary Color: White Weight: 4.2
Please call (415) 506-6225 for more information on fees, requirements, etc. or visit our adoption process page: https://www.marinhumane.org/adopt/how-to-adopt/
Please call (415) 506-6225 for more information on fees, requirements, etc. or visit our adoption process page: https://www.marinhumane.org/adopt/how-to-adopt/
From dogs and cats to rabbits and birds, each of the thousands of animals available for adoption each year is placed in a new loving home through the Adoption Center. There are no time limits to make the perfect match.
The Marin Humane Adoption Center is open Tuesday through Sunday, from
10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Wednesdays until 6:30 p.m. Closed Mondays and Holidays.
Email Adoptions (make sure to provide your phone number), call the Adoption Center at (415) 506-6225, or listen to the Adoption Hotline (415) 506-6214.
Please provide a phone number where we can reach you so that you will receive a prompt response!
From dogs and cats to rabbits and birds, each of the thousands of animals available for adoption each year is placed in a new loving home through the Adoption Center. There are no time limits to make the perfect match.
The Marin Humane Adoption Center is open Tuesday through Sunday, from
10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Wednesdays until 6:30 p.m. Closed Mondays and Holidays.
Email Adoptions (make sure to provide your phone number), call the Adoption Center at (415) 506-6225, or listen to the Adoption Hotline (415) 506-6214.
Please provide a phone number where we can reach you so that you will receive a prompt response!
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Founded in 1907, Marin Humane is a progressive, award-winning animal shelter, offering refuge and rehabilitation to nearly 8,000 animals each year through myriad community services including: adoptions, foster care, behavior and training, humane education, classes, lost and found pet services, low-cost veterinary clinics, volunteer opportunities and more.
Founded in 1907, Marin Humane is a progressive, award-winning animal shelter, offering refuge and rehabilitation to nearly 8,000 animals each year through myriad community services including: adoptions, foster care, behavior and training, humane education, classes, lost and found pet services, low-cost veterinary clinics, volunteer opportunities and more.
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