Hello, I'm new to this forum!
So, I have had rabbits before when younger. I had a dwarf lopeared and he was my everything but I need some advice and questions answered.
My inlaws have a lionhead who to me seems neglected. Yes, he gets fed, water, cleaned regularly and so on and so on. But hes never handled unless hes groomed, never let out. Hes in an insulated shed in a 3ft indoor cage. I have a pet bearded dragon and even he has a bigger moving space than the rabbit does. He can't be let into the house because of the inlaws allergies. Granted, they didnt want the rabbit in the first place. They were looking after him whilst the original owner was in hospital, she came out and said she wouldn't except him back.
I want to basically adopt him, buy him a nice hutch and stuff ans maybe get him a friend since he doesnt have that much contact with us but I dont want to step on the inlaws toes. I dont even know how to approach them about it. I dont know if hes neutured, but I know he hasnt had vaccines.
What do I do? I mean, vegatables wouldnt be an issue since the bearded eats a range of food and some of the veggies go to waste.
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So, I have had rabbits before when younger. I had a dwarf lopeared and he was my everything but I need some advice and questions answered.
My inlaws have a lionhead who to me seems neglected. Yes, he gets fed, water, cleaned regularly and so on and so on. But hes never handled unless hes groomed, never let out. Hes in an insulated shed in a 3ft indoor cage. I have a pet bearded dragon and even he has a bigger moving space than the rabbit does. He can't be let into the house because of the inlaws allergies. Granted, they didnt want the rabbit in the first place. They were looking after him whilst the original owner was in hospital, she came out and said she wouldn't except him back.
I want to basically adopt him, buy him a nice hutch and stuff ans maybe get him a friend since he doesnt have that much contact with us but I dont want to step on the inlaws toes. I dont even know how to approach them about it. I dont know if hes neutured, but I know he hasnt had vaccines.
What do I do? I mean, vegatables wouldnt be an issue since the bearded eats a range of food and some of the veggies go to waste.
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