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Meet Benny

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Benny is a sweet little boy, who found himself looking for a new home. He is quite confident for a bunny and ever-curious.
Benny loves his daily salads and pampering he is currently receiving in his foster home and would be an amazing free-roam house bunny.
He tolerates being picked up very well and enjoys his people time, but is also able to entertain himself given he has proper enrichment.

If you are interested in adopting, please fill out the application online.
He is available to meet by appointment only due to being in his foster home.

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