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Kona Hampster, Neutered Male, adult age. Kona is here because his previous owner had no time for him and we are not sure how he would do with children, cats or dogs. |
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Billy Domestic Rabbit, Neutered Male, 8 weeks old, we are not sure how he would do with children, cats or dogs. Billy is here because he was part of an unwanted litter. He is friendly and easy to handle. |
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Willy Domestic Rabbit, Neutered Male, 8 weeks old, we are not sure how he would do with children, cats or dogs. Willy is here because he was part of an unwanted litter. He is friendly and easy to handle. |
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Jake Domestic Rabbit, Neutered Male, 3 years old, has been good with children of all ages and dogs, but we are not sure how he would do with cats. Jake is here because his previous owner had no time for him. He is very friendly and likes to he held. |
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Louis & Luifer Dumbo Rats, Both Neutered Males and 1 year old. Louis and Lucifer are here because there were too many animals in their previous home. They have been good with children of all ages and dogs, but we are not sure how they would do with cats. They are both friendly and like to be held. |
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Mulder & Scully Mulder, a Green Conure and his best friend Scully, a Pacific Parrotlet are a bonded pair that must be adopted together. Both birds are hand tame and affectionate. They are intelligent, curious and capable of forming a loving bond with their human family. These very special birds have an expected life span of over 20 years and require daily interaction and lots of out of cage time to spend with each other and their human companion(s). A bird experienced owner is preferred and although they have some exposure to small dogs, they would not do well in a home with cats. Mulder & Scully are currently in foster care and can be seen by appointment. If interested in applying for adoption, please contact (603) 772-2921 x103. |
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Hopper Rex Rabbit, Neutered Male, 1 ½ years old, has been good with children of all ages, but we are not sure how he would do with cats or dogs. Hopper is here because there were too many animals in his previous home. |
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Midnight Dutch X, Spayed Female, 2 years old, is not recommended with small children, we are not sure how she would do with cats or dogs. Midnight is here because the children at home lost interest in her. She would do best in a home with previous rabbit experience. |
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Hops Dutch X Rabbit, Spayed Female, 3 1/2 years old. Hops is here because her owners had no time for her. She would most likely be good with kids. |
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Brady - meet me at Pet Quarters in Newington!Dutch Rabbit, Spayed Female, 9 months old, we are not sure how she would do with kids, cats or dogs. Brady is here because the landlord would not allow pets. She would do best in a home with previous rabbit experience. |
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NipsySatin X Rabbit, Neutered Male, 4 years old, we are not sure how he would do with kids, cats or dogs. Nipsy is here because his owner was moving and could not take his along. He is used to being loose in the house. |
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