Poppy rehomed 20 June 2010
Age : 4 – 5 months Approx
Breed : Lop
Bonded : No
Neutered/Spayed: No
Rescued: March 10
Poppy likes to be fussed, she comes bounding to up the cage as you pass, trying to attract your attention.
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