Lily is a little over a year old.  She is great with dogs, cats, and currently lives with a ferret.  She is housetrained and loves attention.

She is timid around children so we are looking for a home without kids for this sweet girl.

If you are interested in meeting Lily, please click on the Adopt button below.

Here is an update from Lily's foster family:

Our sweet Lily rabbit, when she first came to our home she was a little shy and nervous, but bold and curious about us and what was going on in the household, she shortly became accustom to the people and the other animals in our pack (3 kids, another dog, 2 cats and a free roaming ferret).  But she is still leery about strangers on her turf, especially the young ones and does not quite know how to behave with them.    

She is a complete cuddle monster with her foster family and is always jocking for the spot on the bed where she can rest her head close enough so you can gentle pull on her ears- she is the best spooner you will ever meet!  That being said she also enjoys her house (kennel)- she feels very safe and is just as happy sleeping there when her foster mom is not at home.

She and her foster sister (12 yr old husky Sheppard mix- she tires quickly) will play and run in the yard, but she absolutely LOVES going to the dog park and meeting up with her younger friends for a good ol’ romp and high speed chase-although she is always good about checking on her foster sister to see if she wants to play yet.  She is good with our cats and ferret but will give chase if they are teasing her – they are more than effective in letting her know if it is NOT play time and she is respectful of their space when they are not in the mood (she and the cats have shared a bed  on more than one occasion). 

She is a quick learner- she will sit, lay down and leave it, although she is not a fan of the lease and still pulls when walked on one, we are confident that she would learn that “the leash is her friend” if she was on one more (between the dog park, fenced yard and other spaces she is exposed too often that a leash is not required- she is not on a leash very much).  So needless to say she comes when she is called and she comes just in hopes you are going to give her some love and pull on her ears- no treats needed but always welcome. 

Lily currently is kenneled when no one is home but is not kenneled at night – she goes between her kennel and a bed throughout the night and does great.