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23/01/2025
Meet Eclipse! The Pet of the Week 🐰🐇
If you’re looking to adopt here’s a little background on her:
- Eclipse is a 2-year-old rabbit
- She came to CT Humane Society from local animal control and is spayed
- She’s a large, sweet bunny
- She is litterbox trained and loves being pet, which means she’ll make a great companion for someone!
- From Eclipse herself: “I am a large size bunny so I will require plenty of room to roam around and explore. Like most bunnies, I do not like to be picked up but would love to interact with you on the floor where I can hop over and say hello!”
- Rabbits make wonderfully social family pets! However, be sure to familiarize yourself with their care and enrichment needs before adopting. Although relatively easy to care for once you know how, rabbits do require more attention than most people typically think. Rabbits may be able to live in pairs. When bonded, they will groom each other and snuggle together for companionship. Solo rabbits will need more human social time than pairs. Curious and social, rabbits do benefit from a lot of time out of their cage and can be litter box trained so they can roam freely in a safe environment. While rabbits vary greatly in size, the average rabbit may weigh approximately 5 pounds and can live 6-12 years with proper care.
