Small Caged Pet Adoption

Maxine and Todd, being placed in a rabbit friendly home is the wish of these two bunnies. They are always watching to make sure the other is close by and within hopping distance.

A gorgeous Dutch rabbit yearning to become a family member describes Sniffle. She can be held for long periods of time and then leaps away to find fresh vegetables placed in her cage.

Todd and Maxine are best girlfriends. They keep each other safe, groom each other, and share large uncaged areas. It would be wonderful to be placed in a home that will allow them to roam freely.

Bashful describes the cagemate to Doc. They hop around their cage, knowing the door will open to that they can leap into their play area. They are litter-boxed trained and hand tamed.

Grumpy and Sneezey get along so well, they will go to their new permanent home as a pair. They are easy to hold, love attention, and being brushed.

Sneezey is an angora lionhead! She has long hair, with a mane around her head. She shares her space with Grumpy and they get along very well. Having a habitat that is at least 42" will be needed so they have room to relax.

Fudge is a large female lop-earred rabbit that is content to be hopping around in a secure area, searching for carrots, romaine lettuce, and apples. She is used to dogs and uses a litter box.

Itchy and Scratchy are best friends and will be adopted together. They are very hand tamed and litter boxed trained. Being ferrets, they are curious and love to hop to new areas to explore.

Scratchy and Itchy, two loveable ferrets, will be adopted quickly! They have the true personalities of social pets; cuddling, searching, investigating, and sleeping. You may adopt these two before this weekend by filling out an application online and send it in or meet them at our adoption fair at the PetSmart, Citadel Crossing.