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Daily dose of cute: 5 charming rabbits to adopt now in Pittsburgh

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Published on May 01, 2019
Daily dose of cute: 5 charming rabbits to adopt now in PittsburghPhotos: Petfinder

Looking to add a new companion to the family? There are dozens of charming rabbits up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Pittsburgh, so you won't have to look far to find the perfect fit.

Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of rabbits available for adoption near you. Read on to meet some friendly locals.

Hoodline offers data-driven analysis of local happenings and trends across cities. Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.

Blue Belle, rabbit

Adorable Blue Belle is a female American rabbit being kept at Rabbit Wranglers.

Her vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, but she's been spayed.

Contact Rabbit Wranglers for information about Blue Belle's compatibility with kids and other pets.

What my friends at Rabbit Wranglers think of me:

Blue is one beautiful, 9 pound ball of "please love me." After six months in a shelter, she decided she needed a break, and really, who can blame her? Blue immediately cheered up in her foster home! She started greeting her foster parents within two days by showing off her bunny dance moves when they would enter the room. 

Apply to adopt Blue Belle today at Petfinder.

Lemmy, rabbit

Lemmy is a charming male satin rabbit in the care of Rabbit Wranglers.

Lemmy is looking for a kid-free family.

His vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, but he's been neutered.

Notes from Lemmy's friends:

Lemmy is a gorgeous black satin rabbit. He came to Rabbit Wranglers to give him a much-needed break from shelter life and to help him resolve some behavior issues. He is now sweet and calm. He loves to run around and find new hiding places. He’s also big and strong at just over 10 pounds!  

Read more about Lemmy on Petfinder.

Remmie, rabbit

Remmie is a female rabbit being cared for at the Humane Animal Rescue.

Her vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, but she's been spayed.

Remmie is looking for a kid-free forever home.

Remmie's friends say:

Meet our darling girl, Remmie! Remmie is a sweet, shy girl who is learning to come out of her shell and enjoy things. Remmie enjoys playing with toys that she can chew and toss around (especially cardboard boxes, tubes and stuffed animals). While Remmie is a bit unsure about her new environment, give her some time and love and you'll see her blossom into a curious and active girl, ready for adventure.

Read more about Remmie on Petfinder.

Trooper, rabbit

Trooper is a female bunny rabbit mix being cared for at The Foster Farm.

Her vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, and she hasn't been spayed yet.

There's no information on Trooper's profile about how she does with children or other animals, so it's worth asking The Foster Farm directly.

Notes from Trooper's caretakers:

Trooper and her siblings were an accidental litter surrendered to us when the owner had to move. She is pretty human friendly, but a quieter bunny and prefers to lounge in the company of another rabbit.

Read more about Trooper on Petfinder.

Harriet, rabbit

Darling Harriet is a female tan rabbit currently housed at Rabbit Wranglers.

Her vaccinations aren't up to date quite yet, but she's been spayed.

Contact Rabbit Wranglers for information about Harriet's compatibility with kids and other pets. Harriet is a special needs pet, so please inquire about her specific care requirements.

Harriet's caretakers say:

Harriet is a very active girl with lots of love to share. She was found roaming free and we suspect that experience has caused her be scared and distrustful. But, once you've earned her trust, she'll gladly join you on the couch for TV binge-watching! One of Harriet's favorite activities is sitting and listening to someone read to her; it calms her down and lulls her to sleep if you are still enough. 

Read more about Harriet on Petfinder.


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