Alaska had been on our surrender list for a week or two before a spot became available for him in our rescue. His family had decided to surrender him as their living circumstances had changed. We were more than happy to take Alaska in and it became evident very quickly he was a very special bunny.

Alaska is in excellent condition and received a perfect bill of health from The Unusual Pet Vets where he was desexed, vaccinated and microchipped. Alaska has a beautiful short white coat which is easy care and would require a weekly brush to maintain.

Food, food and more food! Alaska isn't at all fussy with his food and has enjoyed a wide variety of vege and herbs with some apple and pear treats! He does love his Science Selective pellets, breakfast of champions! Oaten hay is his choice of hay and happily munches all day long. He does love his dried kiwi fruit and apple slice treats!

Alaska has a very bright personality and it's very hard not to have a smile on your face when you look at him, he is just so handsome! Alaska doesn't mind being held and patted and does LOVE his head scratches and ear twirls. I found Alaska to have a gentle, loving personality but given the chance he is full of energy too - He isn't a boring bunny! Its clear he has been well handled and isn't afraid to be patted or picked up as long as you are in a secure stance.

Alaska is 12 months old and is a small bun in size (under 2kg). Yes, he has been desexed, vaccinated, microchipped by The Unusual Pet Vets.

As Alaska has been a single bun his entire life, there might be potential for him to be bonded to a desexed female or very easily be a single spoilt bunny. We are looking for a lovely forever home for Alaska and know the right person or family is out there for him. Ideally, we would be looking for a home where Alaska would be indoors (pen setup) and be apart of everyday living.

Alaska's adoption fee is $185 which includes his desexing, vaccination and microchip at The Unusual Pet Vets.