People in Toronto are abandoning their pet rabbits leaving many up for adoption Toronto Rabbit
The Toronto Humane Society at the corner of Queen and River Streets has almost two rooms full of rabbits ready for adoption, a few who are getting ready for adoption and many currently living with fosters – but all are looking for their forever homes.
Rabbits are adorable pets, full of personality, affection and antics and can be litter box trained. While they can be shy, some are very social.Orlock is currently available for adoption from the Toronto Humane Society.Alfred was recently rescued by volunteers from Rabbit Rescue. The Toronto Humane Society and Rabbit Rescue both have as a great range of breeds, from Lionheads to American Flemish Giants to Mini Rexes and Holland Lops looking for their forever homes..
If you've fallen hard for one of these rabbits, you can take advantage of the 50 per cent off adoption fees by calling 416.392.2273 or emailing
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