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BONDED PAIRS

Sometimes we rescue rabbits that are already a bonded pair and we look for homes where they can be adopted together. Two rabbits living together are not much more work than a single bunny but are more than twice the fun—and you don't need to worry about them getting bored while you're not there. Some pairs wait a long time to find a permanent home because of the commitment needed for extra space to stretch their legs. Just because they have each other doesn't mean that they need you less. Isn't your heart big enough for a pair?

MARTIN AND GRACIE are a medium sized bonded pair found dumped in the woods as babies with 13 other rabbits in August 2007. While they were young they lived together, but as they got older and needed to be separated they still kissed each other through their cage bars. Once they were spayed and neutered, they were reintroduced and it was like they were never apart. Once shy even with their foster parents, they are like different bunnies since they have been back together! They are so happy, and are not nearly as shy with people. They both come running to the door for petting and of course, food!

They enjoy being pet, kissed on the forehead (by one another and by humans—lol) and playing with their toys. We estimate that they were born around June 2007.Can you give Martin and Gracie a forever home?