The Oswego County Humane Society has several outdoor-living rabbits available for adoption, including a bonded pair of female angora rabbits. These rabbits are not litter trained and are not used to living indoors; a sheltered porch with wind protection in winter might be suitable but a barn or shed would definitely work.
Angora rabbits require regular grooming and care, more than typical rabbits. Angora grooming should be the responsibility of an adult, not a child. These personable buns would be great for a family with a handspinner who would use the fiber to make yarn.
The angora rabbits currently being fostered are of unknown age and seem to be similar to French angora rabbits.
Contact the listed phone number / email address with questions about the rabbits - please call/text only during the hours of 8 am - 9 pm. The adoption process must go through the official humane society channels so questions about the adoption fee and process should be sent to show contact info
. Read about the humane society’s events and services on the website: https://oswegohumane.org/
The adoption application is at https://oswegohumane.org/wp-content/uploads/Adoption-Application-pdf.pdf
Only legitimate inquires, please. No bots or scams - the form is required for adoption and references will be checked.