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Meet Layla!
This beautiful girl was brought into the care of the BC SPCA after her previous family was no longer able to adequately care for her. She was used to being housed with other female rabbits but did not get along in the close quarters.

Layla is a very tidy bun and uses her litterbox very well. She loves to explore and would enjoy having a lot of enrichment and floor time in her new home.
She loves her veggies, especially if they are scattered for her to find.

She is inquisitive and is ready for a nose bump (or hopefully a treat) whenever you walk into the room. She loves to play with a plastic ball and will attempt to throw whatever toy she can pick up – such a happy girl!

Will you be her forever home that she so deserves? Please come visit her today!

Note: Rabbits are active animals that need space to hop around. A spacious enclosure is a requirement for adoption. Please see our care guide to ensure your lifestyle is compatible with the needs of a rabbit.

https://spca.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/rabbit-care-guide.pdf

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