Adoption information
Rex (Located in Wantirna South) needs a foster carer
About Rex (Located in Wantirna South)
Rex is among the smallest bunny's we’ve ever met! He is smaller than most adult guinea pigs, but he makes up for his tiny size with his amazing big personality.
He is full of character, confidence, and charm. He loves exploring the house with such curiosity, lounging around in on his favourite bunny beds, and eating endless amounts of hay.
Due to being bred for his
small size, Rex was sadly born with congenital kidney disease (CKD). This is a lifelong condition, but it is currently well managed with once daily medication which he absolutely loves taking.
He requires routine blood and urine tests every 6 months to monitor his kidney function and ensure he remain as healthy as possible.
Rex is now approaching his senior years, and we’re looking for an experienced, rabbit-savvy home that understands the needs of rabbits with CKD and is committed to providing him with the care and attention he deserves for his final years.
While caring for rabbits with special needs isn’t for everyone, for the right person, Rex will bring endless joy, companionship, and plenty of bunny antics to your home.
If you are confident in caring for rabbits with CKD and are ready to offer a safe, loving space for Rex, we’d love to hear from you.
Please complete our adoption application to learn more about Rex and speak with us about his daily care needs.
https://bearyfuzzyforeverrescue.org.au/adoption/rabbit-adoption/
Medical notes
Rex has congenital kidney disease and requires medication daily and 6 monthly bloods to monitor his life long condition.
Rex is available for long term foster under our VIP program so that you receive all the support you need in caring for him.
Adoption details
Thanks for checking out our furry felines at Beary Fuzzy Forever Rescue!
All our cats and kittens are in foster care, we do not operate a shelter or shop, so please send through an enquiry.
We have a detailed online adoption questionnaire for you to fill out. This will then be followed with a phone interview with the rescue Director and then the animals Foster Carer before we allow a meet and greet to take place with the animal in their foster home.
All cats and kittens in foster care are desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and flea and worm treated prior to adoption.