Hop To The Humane Society of Western Montana and Adopt Spirit

Rabbits available for adoption at the Humane Society are not uncommon. Let's meet the latest resident and learn her story.

MEET SPIRIT

It was another Take Me Home Tuesday at the radio stations. And for as many years as I've been doing this segment the Humane Society of Western Montana, I can only remember one other time that we gave the dogs and cats the day off and hopped down the bunny trail.

Jessie introduced us to Spirit, a quiet and gentle gal who really could use a new forever home. For various reasons, her previous owners were no longer able to keep her. But whatever their reasons, be assured that it had nothing to do with Spirit being a naughty gal. And you will be impressed with her background.

THE SPIRIT PROFILE

Jessie tell us that Spirit, who is a big bunny, is about 2 years old.

She is used to being pretty much a house bunny. Spirit has lived with kids, cats and dogs.

She was always allowed to roam free in the house.

Spirit has never bitten anyone.

She is 100% litter boxed trained. To back that ups, Jessie says she has been great with her litter box at the shelter.

She likes to go for slow little walks outside on her harness where she can just nibble on the grass.

FREQUENCY OF RABBITS AT THE SHELTER

I asked Jessie how often they have rabbits available at the Humane Society of Western Montana, and was surprised to learn that they are available on a very regular basis. Jessie says they almost always have a bunny or guinea pig waiting for adoption, along with the occasional ferret, hamster or hedgehog.

Rbbits for adoption in western Montana — DENNY BEDARD

ADOPTION FEE

The shelter's rabbit adoption fee is only $25. They do want you to know that no set-up accessories such as harness or carrier are included. AND Spirit could still be a mommy if she were to meet a nice bunny fella.

The Humane Society of Western Montana is open Wednesdays-Sundays, 1:00 - 6:00 pm, at 5930 Highway 93 South, Missoula. See many more animals waiting to be adopted here.

LOOK: Do you see faces in these photos?

Pareidolia refers to the ability to see recognizable shapes, often faces, in random objects. Take a look at the photos below and see if you can identify any faces or shapes. Some are easy to spot, while others might be more challenging.

Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz

Filed Under: Humane Society of Western Montana

Categories: Missoula News