Rabbit Adoption Questionnaire

If apartment/condo please provide the name and phone number of landlord or contact for Board of Directors.

Are you aware that rabbits require routine veterinary care, frequently at a higher cost than dogs and cats and are you willing to provide this? Yes No

Not all vets are qualified to treat rabbits. You may have to drive some distance to find a rabbit capable vet. Would you be willing to do this? Yes No

Is your home "bunny-proofed? Would you object to an inspection of your premises? Yes No

This pet must be kept indoors. If caged the cage must be of a suitable size. If caged, do you have a safe area that a rabbit can be allowed to exercise in? Yes No

Please supply a vet reference. It need not be a rabbit vet but must be someone you have used for your other animals. We will contact them direct if you will supply the vet’s name, address and and phone number.

Please make a list of questions that you may have regarding the care, health, and handling of rabbits. We will be happy to answer all questions and will continue to be available to you via phone after the adoption.

The adopting agent retains the right to refuse to adopt to any applicant based on the answers to the above questions.

Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check to Hop A Long Hollow. Each bunny adopted required an adoption fee of $75. This fee will cover the cost of the rabbit’s spay/neuter. Bonded pairs are $150.00

If for any reason you are unable to keep the rabbit who has been adopted you MUST return him/her to the shelter. Under no circumstances will the rabbit be harmed, hurt or released into the wild. The adoption fee will be forfeited.

By my signature I certify I have read and agree to all the above statements and wish to proceed with the adoption.

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