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MARMITE

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Breed: Domestic crossbreed
Colour: Brown
Age: 1 Year (approx)
Ref: ANI15440

🐰 Must live with a female rabbit
👶 Could live with any age children
🏠 Enclosure must be at least 3m x 2m x 1m

Meet the lovely Marmite! He came to us as a stray, but is now ready to begin his search for his forever home.

When it comes to his namesake, there's the old saying that you'll love it or hate it. When it comes to this handsome boy, it's impossible not to love him! Marmite is a sweet boy who can be quite timid and reserved initially, especially when first meeting new people. As he has settled in with us, he has shown to be quite the inquisitive and curious boy, coming to say hello whilst we clean. Marmite required a wash when he first arrived and was tolerant, though would benefit from having some positive association built up with grooming. He also can be a bit unsure around formal handling and prefers to keep his paws safely on the floor, and is looking for patient adopters who will respect his boundaries and move at his pace with some tasty greens and gentle, floor level interactions.
Marmite has shown to really enjoy his veggies, and although nervous initially has taken them from our hands, so this would be a lovely way to begin to build a bond with him.

He must go home to a house with a female rabbit, and his hutch and run should measure at least 3m x 2m x 1m so that he has plenty of space to hop, binky and explore. He should have access to hiding spots, toys and enrichment to keep him happy. He can also live with any age children as long as the appropriate level of adult supervision is provided.

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