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Matthew   

In shelter Rabbit

Los Angeles, CA, 90027
Pet name:
Matthew
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
Dwarf
Date:
03/16/2019
Colors:
Black
Size:
Medium
Age:
Adult
Coat length:
Short
Description: 
Matthew was one of ten bunnies dumped in a picnic cooler at a store near Wesat Valley Animal Shelter. Many of the bunnies were sick with pasteurella, and poor Matthew was one of them. BWF rescued all ten bunnies and got them the proper medical treatment, and they are now being cared for by fosters. Sweet little Matthew has been through a lot, its only fair he finds a loving forever home! Will you adopt this sweetheart?

If you are interested in adopting Matthew, please inquire here on Petfinder or contact us at info@bunnyworldfoundation.org and well happily send you the adoption package.

Thank you!
~ BWF


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