Prudence & Matilda Rehomed 31-1-10

ByJon

Age : 3 years
Breed : Large Dwarf Lop
Bonded : Yes
Neutered/Spayed: No
Rescued: November 09

These two sisters are so sweet, they are friendly and love food, they are quite large ladies so any new owner will have to keep a check on their food intake and make sure they get plenty of exercise.

Can you offer these beautiful girls a great home for life?  Poor old Prudence and Matilda have been with us for quite a while now and deserve a forever home.  They could even be part of a bunny family if you have a lonely neutered buck.

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