 | Which adult(s) in the family will be the
primary caretakers? Children cannot be primary caretakers of a pet bunny.
|
| Are you prepared for a possible 10-12 year
commitment to this rabbit? |
| Does everyone in your family want a
rabbit? Anyone in your family have allergies? |
| Are you prepared to provide proper
veterinary care, including the spay or neuter of your rabbit and future vet
visits? |
| Do you have an appropriate cage and
supplies: pens, bedding (blankets), food and water bowls, grooming
essentials, and toys? |
| Is your home “bunny-proofed”? Are you
willing to rabbit proof your home, including covering cords and creating a
safe environment? |
| Do you have animals that could endanger
the rabbit? (Rabbits can die when even frightened by an aggressive animal.) |
| Are you able to spend time with your
rabbit – will it be a part of your family? |
| Will you be able to supervise any children
around this rabbit? |
| If you rent or lease, are you allowed to
have rabbits in your house/apartment? |
| If you move, get married, have a baby or
if the kids lose interest, are you prepared to keep your rabbit? |
| Please make a list of questions you have
regarding care and handling of a rabbit. Make sure all your questions are
answered by knowledgeable people prior to adopting your rabbit. |
