Shelter Stars Of The Month: Bonded Angora rabbits Julius and Corinne
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Angora rabbits Julius (left) and Corinne are a pair of three-year-old sisters.
PHOTO: HOUSE RABBIT SOCIETY SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE – Julius and Corinne are three-year-old rescued Angora rabbits. Known affectionately as Juju and Coco by their foster family, the sisters are a bonded pair and should be adopted together.
All-white Coco usually takes the lead, while Juju, a mix of white, brown and black, follows wherever she goes. Both have good litter habits.
Coco loves her greens and Juju prefers her hay, though both will choose pellets anytime. For play, Juju loves cardboard boxes and Coco goes crazy over stacking cups.
Angora rabbits are one of the oldest domestic breeds and are known for their long and soft fur. Juju and Coco will need a family who can keep up with their silky floof and brush them several times a week.
If you are keen to adopt Julius and Corinne, contact House Rabbit Society Singapore via its Facebook page (str.sg/DLNi). It is an all-volunteer non-profit group that rescues and rehomes abandoned rabbits in Singapore.
