Female Palomino / Mixed named Twyla available for adoption
Twyla
Rabbit
Location
Sanctuary (Kanab)
Looks like
Palomino / Mixed
Estimated Birthdate
Color
Tan
Sex
Female
Introducing Twyla, a radiant rabbit with fur as golden as a sunbeam. Twyla lives alongside her siblings, Rollie and Moira, creating a close-knit bunny trio. Twyla's personality is a perfect match for her golden exterior-she's a sweet and affectionate companion, always ready to share love and warmth. Her love for treats, particularly bananas, mirrors her sunny disposition. Twyla is eagerly awaiting adoption, and if you're looking for a golden-furred friend who radiates charm and tenderness, she's the perfect choice. Open your heart to Twyla, and you'll discover a golden treasure in the form of a loving and loyal companion.
Because of their charming and distinctive personalities, rabbits make wonderful pets. Although they can be social with their human families, bunnies need the companionship of their own kind to thrive. From kissing and cuddling to sleeping and playing, bonded rabbits live as a group and do everything together to ensure each other's safety and comfort. Without a companion, rabbits become lonely, depressed and anxious.
So that our rabbits live their longest, healthiest and happiest lives, we have bonded them with a companion, and we only offer them for adoption in these bonded groups. Since bonded bunnies share the same bed, exercise pen, litter box, and food and water dishes, caring for two (or three!) rabbits is just as easy as caring for one. So not only will you save two (or three) lives, but you'll also enjoy watching your rabbits hop, play, snuggle and enjoy their new home together.
Because of their charming and distinctive personalities, rabbits make wonderful pets. Although they can be social with their human families, bunnies need the companionship of their own kind to thrive. From kissing and cuddling to sleeping and playing, bonded rabbits live as a group and do everything together to ensure each other's safety and comfort. Without a companion, rabbits become lonely, depressed and anxious.
So that our rabbits live their longest, healthiest and happiest lives, we have bonded them with a companion, and we only offer them for adoption in these bonded groups. Since bonded bunnies share the same bed, exercise pen, litter box, and food and water dishes, caring for two (or three!) rabbits is just as easy as caring for one. So not only will you save two (or three) lives, but you'll also enjoy watching your rabbits hop, play, snuggle and enjoy their new home together.