Rehoming Bonded Pair Bunnies

Neutered and spayed bonded pair rabbits

I am moving overseas and cannot take my bunnies with me. I have two rabbits for rehoming, one is named Kiki who I nicknamed Oreo and the other is Winston who I nicknamed Brownie. Kiki is a lion head lop mix so shes pretty fluffy, she is spayed and is currently 7 years old. She is very sassy and stomps if you displease her. She likes being pet on her back.

Winston is a Netherland dwarf who is neutered and is currently 5, even though he has been neutered he still makes funny honking noise. He is very food oriented, he knows when its his pellet and veggie time and will make sure you're aware by follow you.

They are a bonded pair and love to be together, Winston seems to be the dominant of the pair and will show it by stealing Kiki's veggies or treats.

I will provide you will puzzle mats that they run around on, blanket, 2 litter boxes, 2 hidey houses, brushes, nail clippers, treats, block chews, hay feeder, stacking toys, 2 snuffle mats, critical care, feeding tube, rainbow tunnel, wood pellets, timothy hay, hay pellets I have currently.

They are free roam rabbits and I'd like them to go to a home that will free roam them.They are litter box trained, and like to eat while using their litter box. Most of their diet is Timothy hay which they have filled 24/7, they get Timothy pellets in the morning and a bowl of veggies around 5-6PM. I like to feed them flat cabbage and parsley/cilantro mix, but it alsl depends on what I have at home.

Kiki does chew on silicone cable cords so you will need to have a rabbit proofed area with cords hidden or where she will not have access.

I get my Timothy hay bales from a farm, and will provide you with the contact information. I like to use wood pellets I get from Canadian tire which I cover with a layer of hay so they don't hurt their paws.

Please only contact me if you're aware of rabbit care and what goes into it