Adopt Lolly Hop

ADOPTED WITH BODIE 4-28-10!!! Bodie and Lolly Hop were found as strays in Watsonville but they are extremely social and love attention. Both are very easy to handle. They are likely siblings but they could be adopted separately or together. Lolly loves to be petted and will make sure she is has had her fill or she will beg at your feet or climb up the side of her cage for attention. She does fine with cats and likes other rabbits. She loves to play in cardboard houses and tunnels. She was recently spayed and has learned how to use a litterbox quickly. She is currently living at the Watsonville Animal Shelter. www.FOWAS.org

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Pets & Animals

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• rabbit
• adoption
• watsonville
• animal
• shelter

[ca490]

We agree 100% and I think 2 is easier than one. These two are currently separated because the male is still a little frisky since his neuter and Lolly does not appreciate it. They play together supervised. We are trying to find them a home together but they are living in an open door animal shelter and we are packed full with rabbits. Unfortunately bonded pairs take almost a year to find a home for so it is safer to get them out of thet shelter separately, even if they go to different homes.

[CookiesCritters]

Two bunnies are better than one. :) I wish I had two. But my bunny doesn't do well with...well, anyone. Lol. I was looking for a bonded pair, but she seemed really sad and lonely..

[loverockerprincess]

im thinking of adopting a bunny from their website :]]]

iv always wanted one

i had three bunnies once butt we had to give them to my cousin cause we moved but not im hoping to get atleat one bunny :]] and this one seems like a cutie pie

[lilymo97]

i my godness i love lolly hop i,ve always whated a bunny shes so cute. ive seen she video like hunderd times. i wish i could talk my dad into it

[soph7133]

LOL!!!! 1:45. SO funny

[Lagolop]

Rather than tell ppl they ppl the bunnies can be separated, why not tell them how lucky they will be to have a bonded pair. Seems a terrible shame to break them up and I'd wonder about a who would adopt one without the other. Having a pair is hardly anymore work than one and in fact, it's easier as they have each other for company.