Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Rosie -Vaccinated and Desexed
Rosie was initially owned by a family that did not have time for her, and she was left in a small metal box in the sun during summer. The neighbour was often the only one to feed rosie, and on numerous times she was saved before she died from the heat. Eventually the owners "released" rosie, and when the kind neighbour caught her they did not want her back. So after a rather bad start to life, rosie has finally come into rescue where she will hopefully find her loving, forever home. Rosie has had a traumatic past, and as such needs an understanding adult home. Rosie is very friendly once she gets to know you, and will come up for head rubs and goes to sleep while her cheeks are scratched. She is not fond of being picked up, and a home willing to accept that is preferable. With other rabbits she is not aggressive, but scared and with time she should become more bunny-social. Update 15. 3. 10: rosie has settled in really well and has become very outgoing and friendly towards us. She comes running over for a treat and loves to get patted. She really needs to get used to a new environment before she feels comfortable around people. Rosie would preferably like to be rehomed where there is another rabbit, or adopted with another bunny from rescue. She is quite social, but needs a bunny that will not harrass her and be content with cuddles. She takes confidence from being around other bunnies, and is a very outgoing girl when she feels comfortable. *thank you jennifer w for your generous donation towards rosie's desexing!. *
if you would like to meet rosie, please fill in our enquiry form available at www. Porschesrescue. Com
Medical notes
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.