Adoption information
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About Sophia -Desexed and Vaccinated
Sophia was the worst neglect case we have seen so far this year. The poor girl must have endured a lot to have gotten to the pound in the state she was in. She had been starved to within an inch of her life, and was a walking skeleton with her backbone and ribs protruding, not the slightest amount of fat on her body. She had mange, so most of her hair had fallen out, and in such a state she had escaped or been released from a cruel and heartless owner. This degree of damage could not have occured overnight, so someone had to have watched her slowly starve. Sophia couldn't fend for herself in the wild, and a member of the public took her to the pound. There she weighed approx. 1kg. The staff couldn't leave her in the pound environment where her immune system was already suffering, so the manager took her home until we were able to rescue her. After spending a few weeks with our caring vets, and now back in our care, sophia has almost doubled her weight. She has new fur emerging. The tips of her ears are missing, but this does not affect her. Despite being a little skittish upon arrival, she becomes more friendly every day and now really looks forward to her treats and pats. She is eating like a horse!!
sophia needs a special home where she can continue to blossom. Although she is not available at this time, enquiries are welcome. To enquire about sophia, please fill in an adoption enquiry form at our website: wwww. 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.