Koda
My details
Gender:
Female
Colour:
Sable
Age:
Adult
Size:
Medium
Breed:
Lop
Reference:
RA1041-Rabbit
Living with other animals:
I am looking for a suitably matched friend, or to have human company most of the time
Family Situation:
I need to live with children aged 8+
Experience required:
Experienced home beneficial
Personality:
I enjoy being hand fed, but can be shy
Home environment:
I need large and secure accommodation and cannot be an indoor Rabbit
More about me
Get to know me…
Koda came into our care after being found as a stray. She can be very shy so continued socialisation and positive reinforcement training with treats is required to help her become more confident content around humans. We’ve seen her progress lots since being in our care and she now enjoys being around us.
The beautiful girl gets stressed when taken away from familiar surroundings, this made bonding her with another Rabbit very difficult and resulted in a few failed bonds due to her behaviour. We are now considering rehoming her as a lone Rabbit, where she can settle into her new surroundings in her own time and eventually bond her with a neutered male.
Rabbits are companion animals and should always live with a suitably matched Rabbit, they can become depressed when on their own.
Our priority has been to bond Koda on site but this has not worked and therefore finding her a forever home is our next step.
Koda is happy, content and active when she is in her own accommodation away from the sight of other Rabbits. Koda’s weight needs monitoring and managing in her new home to ensure she has an ideal weight.
Koda is on long-term medication for stiffness in her hips and back joints. This medication is given once a day and Koda is such a good girl at eating it as long as there are some veggies involved! Koda’s new owners must be willing to continue her medication and seek 6 monthly medication checks from a vet, which the branch can support with.
Please speak to a member of the team to find out more.