Sassy has been adopted!

How Sassy arrived:
Sassy was brought in by our Humane Law Enforcement Team on 7/31/21.

At SDHS:
Sassy has been vaccinated, micro-chipped and spayed. She is now ready for adoption.

Why this pet is the one for you:
Bunnies 'binky' when they're happy. You'll know a rabbit is binkying because the happy hop in the air, twist of the body, and kicking of the feet look unmistakably like pure joy. Hay or grass should be the basis of your rabbit's diet, and a few fresh vegetables should be offered as well. Remember cereal-based diets (the muesli-type) are high in sugar and low in minerals, and therefore should not be given. Small quantities of high-fibre pellets are a better choice. There are also complete foods commercially available but hay should still make up to three-quarters of the rabbit's diet. They need a daily variety of fresh vegetables and fruit. Fresh water must always be available and changed daily.

BONDED ANIMAL
This pet is bonded with Shylie, #751196. This means that they need to go home together. Their combined adoption fee is $20!