Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Dolly -Giant -Desexed and Vaccinated -On Hold
(on hold) you just need to look at her eyes to see this poor girl has had a very hard life. We rescued dolly all the way from a canberra pound, thanks to the efforts of some very dedicated animal lovers. Dolly was on death row. On a regular basis we have to make life saving decisions, and one lucky owner is going to be very happy we decided to prevent dolly from getting that injection. Dolly is a very large girl. She is a meat breed, and is a bit on the chubby side. People wishing to put her on a dinner plate need not enquire, she is for pet homes only!
dolly was adopted earlier in the year, however she failed to get along with the male rabbit that was supposed to become her friend. She will need a home to herself, as she does not get along with other bunnies. This is what her adopter had to say about dolly:
"we have had the pleasure of having dolly as part of our family for a couple of months. Unfortunately, the love match between dolly and our male rabbit tex never came off. Dolly is a very special big lady, who deserves the best of homes. She has been living inside while here, and loves nothing more than laying beside you getting scratched on the head,
she's fallen asleep many times! she is a big girl, so we feel she'd be best with some room to run. She is very interactive, and even plays some fetch with us. . She loves throwing toys around and keeping busy. She eats all vegies, but her favourites are hay, capsicum, basil & brocili. Dolly really is a beautiful girl, and if treated right, will give you tonnes of love in return. "
if you would like to meet/adopt dolly, please visit out website and fill in our online enquiry form at www. Porschesrescue. Com note that she is is a large bunny that will need a spacious enclosure, and lots of free range time. We would also like to thank raelene and beatrice, without whom her rescue would not have been possible
Medical notes
Desexed
Vaccinated -please note that due to the release of calici virus on march the 1st, 2010, all bunnies adopted from us will be vaccinated. Please allow for an increase in the adoption fee to cover this large expense. Desexing normally costs anywhere from $100-$360. Vaccinations are from $40-80 (costs differ between vet clinics). Therefore please don't try to haggle the price of the animal for adoption. If you can't afford the adoption fee, you certainly wont afford the ongoing costs associated with animals
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.