The Lawrence Humane Society always seems to house the cutest small and furry rescue animals!

Case in point: Clyde, one of seven rabbits currently up for adoption at the Lawrence HS.

Clyde is a very sweet bunny who was found abandoned by his owners and brought to the Lawrence Humane Society by a caring citizen. He’s a very strong-willed bunny and is a little shy, so he may need a patient owner to take time to get him used to being loved and handled by people.

There is a $15 adoption fee for this bunny.

While spaying/neutering of pet rabbits upon adoption is not legally required in Kansas, the Lawrence Humane Society strongly advocates spaying and neutering all pets.

Spaying/neutering can have a number of benefits for pet rabbits – improving health and temperament, reducing problem behaviors, and ultimately helping to reduce the rabbit overpopulation problem. Read more about the benefits of spaying and neutering here. Since well-cared for rabbits live anywhere from 8 to 12 years, spaying/neutering is an excellent investment best discussed with your veterinarian.

This is just one of many rabbits at the Lawrence Humane Society who are looking for a home right now. Come visit this bunny and many others in the handheld pets room!

To learn more about Clyde and his friends, check out the Lawrence Humane Society at www.lawrencehumane.org

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Each Wednesday, the Kansas City Freecycle blog will feature one adoptable animal from a local KC rescue group or animal shelter.

We do this for several reasons:

- To highlight the plight of abused, neglected and/or homeless non-human animals in the Kansas City (and surrounding) area.

- To remind members of our no-animal policy, and provide an alternative venue for members who wish to adopt an unwanted animal companion.

- To encourage members to adopt a furry, feathered or scaled friend.

- To help out out local animal rescue groups and animal shelters, many of which are overwhelmed by the sheer number of animals in need.

- To illustrate these animals’ unique personalities and characteristics, thus underscoring the fact that they are not objects and should not be “freecycled”.

Click here to view past Featured Adoptables (complete with adoption updates!).

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