Sentences with phrase «family adopt the rabbit»
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Just as with any pet you are adding to your family, it is important to understand what necessities are required when adopting a rabbit.
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While it's easy to get swept up in the excitement of adopting a rabbit, it's important to make sure a pet rabbit is a good fit for your family, home, and lifestyle.
We hope you will study the material on this page, and then decide to become a foster home so that you can help us adopt rabbits to indoor homes where they will be loved and treasured as members of the adoptive family for their entire lives.
And remember, if you're thinking of adding a rabbit to your family, adopt, don't shop.
Because these rabbits live with us as members of the family, we can tell you helpful information about a rabbit you are considering adopting.
In April of this year, 2004, while shopping at our local Petsmart for food and general supplies for our already large animal family, we noticed while in the checkout line, a woman being photographed holding a large white rabbit, thinking that it was some sort of Easter promotion we wandered over to see that it was instead a rabbit rescue organization adopting out adult rabbits.
They will still be a part of the family long after the initial novelty has worn off, and parents who adopt a rabbit for older children may find themselves still caring for the pet after the kids have grown up and moved away.
Spread the word to friends and family who are thinking of adopting, whether it's a rabbit, cat, dog, guinea pig, or rat.
Jane Hoffman, president of the Alliance, encouraged New Yorkers who are considering adding a bunny to their families to adopt from rescue groups and shelters instead of buying rabbits from pet stores.
Adopting a rabbit is a big commitment, and it takes a family level of commitment to care for and provide a good life for a rabbit.
Now a healthy tripod rabbit, he was recently adopted and is about to start his new life as a beloved family pet.
It's so important when you decided to adopt a pet rabbit or bonded pair into your family, that you are willing and able to shoulder the costs.