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Little Coltrane arrived to the shelter with his sister, Reba, weak, thin, and dirty due to neglect, but these two little darlings never lost their sweetness. It has taken Coltrane time to rebound, but he’s doing great now. He has gained weight and developed a very hearty appetite for greens and yummy treats. His crusty, urine-stained fur is almost gone with a beautiful, snow-white coat filling in. Coltrane is full of love and energy. He loves to run and play with the other bunnies but will stop for head pets and kisses. He’s the sweetest little love bug who craves attention and the company of people and other rabbits. He would bond well with his sister, Reba, or another sweet female. Remember two buns are better than one. Having a female companion to play with would make Coltrane very happy. If you’re interested, you can foster to adopt Coltrane. It’s really easy -- he gets to come home with you loaded with supplies, and you’ll see if he is a good fit for your family. Once you’re ready to commit, the shelter will take care of the rest.
For adoption/foster inquiries and more information about this rabbit, contact shelter rabbit specialist Cheryl at 408-621-3773. She offers free adoption support and care counseling.
Little Coltrane arrived to the shelter with his sister, Reba, weak, thin, and dirty due to neglect, but these two little darlings never lost their sweetness. It has taken Coltrane time to rebound, but he’s doing great now. He has gained weight and developed a very hearty appetite for greens and yummy treats. His crusty, urine-stained fur is almost gone with a beautiful, snow-white coat filling in. Coltrane is full of love and energy. He loves to run and play with the other bunnies but will stop for head pets and kisses. He’s the sweetest little love bug who craves attention and the company of people and other rabbits. He would bond well with his sister, Reba, or another sweet female. Remember two buns are better than one. Having a female companion to play with would make Coltrane very happy. If you’re interested, you can foster to adopt Coltrane. It’s really easy -- he gets to come home with you loaded with supplies, and you’ll see if he is a good fit for your family. Once you’re ready to commit, the shelter will take care of the rest.
For adoption/foster inquiries and more information about this rabbit, contact shelter rabbit specialist Cheryl at 408-621-3773. She offers free adoption support and care counseling.
