Size
(when grown) Standard
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Ruby was adopted from Rabbit Wranglers as a baby. She was part of a litter that was found dumped in a bush in front of a Dr.`s office with her mama. She is very shy and timid but very smart. For playtime, she likes to play with stacking cups. She will pick them up and flip them searching for treats we will hide underneath them. She loves to chew on cardboard, wood chews or anything she can get her mouth on! Ruby loves to eat! She likes bananas, like, a LOT! But spinach.. not so much. She will pick it out of greens mixes. When she getsscared, she will freeze and if she has a spot to hide, she will. She loves seeking comfort from Zeus. Althoughnot a cuddler and doesn`t like to be handled, she does like to have someone around. It will take her some time to warm up to you- she doesn`t trust easily- but once she gets comfortable with you, she will crawl on you if you lay or sit on the ground.We joke that Ruby is the snobby princess and Zeus is the street-smart boy from the other side of the tracks. They take care of each other and balance each other out. They have made us so happy and have been so fun. We hope you will love them as much as we do.Rabbits can live over ten years, require space and commitment, and can be costly. They are social animals who want your attention and who each have their own personalities. Rabbits are fragile and have delicate spines, so their owner must be educated on proper rabbit handling. Because of this, rabbits do best with adults and older children.Rabbits need a large cage with a hide shelter, water bottle and food bowl, toys like balls and chew sticks, and a hay rack. They can be litter box trained, which means they also need a litter box. A healthy rabbit`s diet consists of 80% hay with timothy, grass, and oat hays for older rabbits and alfalfa hay for young rabbits. Rabbits also need a large variety of vegetables and greens, a limited amount of rabbit food pellets, and the very occasional sugary treat like carrots or berries.Rabbits get bored just like the rest of us, and enjoy ripping up newspaper and playing with carboard boxes and toilet paper rolls. Rabbits can be messy and enjoy rearranging their cages exactly how they like it! They need room to roam and exercise outside of their cage each day, but it is very important to rabbit-proof your home areas before letting the rabbit out. They love to chew on wires and destroy paperwork, and should always be supervised.Adoptio
