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Meet Happy! 🐰

Here lives a small, black and white spotted bunny named Happy! This enthusiastic and charming bunny really loves up to his name! His spots are unique, and they bring a smile to anyone who sees him. However, Happy has a longing deep within him – a desire to find his forever adoptive home where he can experience love and happiness every day.

Happy has decided to embark on an adventure to find his forever adoptive home. He hops around his enclosure on the daily, waiting for a wonderful family who wants to add a beautiful bunny to their family! Until this day comes, he will continue to munch on veggies and hay, and dream of a home where he can live the rest of his days knowing that he will always be loved.

If you’re looking to add a lovely bunny to your home, please apply online or in-person during our adoption hours!

*Please note that we require a photo of your current enclosure for bunnies, to ensure it matches our adoptability standards*

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