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Meet Java Chip Frappucino

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Meet Java Chip Frappucino! This little lady was found out and about all by herself when she was still very small. Now that she’s grown, Java is ready to find her own forever home! She can be on the reserved side at first, but Java is very curious and loves to receive pets! She loves exploring her enclosure and enjoys lounging with her back legs out. Java is already doing very well at using her litter box, so she may be a great candidate as a free-roam bunny! Java is looking for a loving home where she can be queen of the castle and receive lots of love and attention. She may do well with another rabbit in the home with slow introductions. If you think you can give Java Chip Frappucino the greatest home ever, then come meet her at the Vancouver SPCA today!

*For more information on how to care for rabbits, please see the SPCA rabbit care guide: https://spca.bc.ca/news/things-to-know-before-adopting-a-rabbit/

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