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Flopsy is a gray and white lop-eared rabbit with adorable floppy ears and a social personality. She has lived around other rabbits before and may enjoy a carefully introduced rabbit companion in the right home. Flopsy is healthy, curious, and enjoys fresh hay, leafy greens, and supervised playtime outside her enclosure. She likes investigating tunnels, low boxes, and safe corners where she can stretch and relax. Flopsy responds well to gentle people and may become quite affectionate once she feels secure. She would suit an adopter who understands rabbit body language, proper diet, and the importance of daily movement. A home with respectful older children could work well, but she should always be handled carefully. Flopsy is a sweet rabbit with a balanced mix of curiosity, sociability, and calmness, and she will thrive with patient, consistent care.

Poppy is a playful black rabbit with a bright and energetic nature. She was found in an outdoor area and has become healthier, safer, and more confident since receiving proper care. Poppy enjoys fresh herbs, safe exploration, and investigating toys or new textures in her environment. She is young, alert, and full of curiosity, so she needs space and enrichment rather than a life spent confined. Poppy may be a little cautious at first because of her past, but she responds well to patience and routine. She would suit an adopter who can offer supervised activity, a secure indoor setup, and gentle daily interaction. A home with calm older children could work, provided everyone understands that rabbits need careful handling. With the right care, Poppy will become a lively, charming, and rewarding companion.

Daisy is a fluffy cream-colored rabbit with a soft coat and a curious nature. She was rescued from an overcrowded home, where she had not received as much individual attention as she deserved. With patient care, Daisy has become healthier, calmer, and more confident. She enjoys fresh greens, good hay, gentle voices, and quiet spaces where she can explore without being startled. Because of her fluffy coat, she will need regular grooming to prevent tangles and keep her comfortable. Daisy is sweet but can be a little cautious at first, so she would do best with an adopter who understands that trust takes time. She may be suitable for a calm household with older children, but she should not be treated like a cuddly toy. Daisy will reward patience with gentle companionship, soft curiosity, and a peaceful presence in the home.