Evie received her name because of a subtle "V" shaped marking on her forehead. She is part Flemish giant, weighing in at over 10 pounds, and is believed to be born in January 2019. 

Evie came into Rabbit Advocates care the summer of 2019, after she was left in a small cage on a community member's doorstep with no information about her origin. After no owner could be found, Rabbit Advocates was contacted and stepped in to help. 

Perhaps because of her past, she is fearful of small spaces and can lunge or nip if startled by sudden movement or if she thinks you might interfere with her food. Evie's current foster provider is a very experienced rabbit caretaker and has been diligently providing Evie with one-on-one socialization and training to curb her aggressive tendencies. Her foster provider has also given her an entire room to romp in, which she seems to really enjoy. 

Evie's foster provider notes that she is an incredibly intelligent bunny and, when comfortable, will approach them for pets. Over the last year, Evie has gradually become less fearful and easily agitated. In November 2020, she even posed for a cute fall-themed photo shoot: https://www.instagram.com/p/CHEqoPJApvu/

Evie's ideal adopter would have experience caring for rabbits or be willing to put in the work to help her continue to become better adjusted. Given her territorial behavior, she would not be the right pet for a family with other pets or young children. 

Do you have the perfect home for a lady bun with lots of character? Hop on over to our website and fill out an application: http://rabbitadvocates.org/adoptable-rabbits/adoption-questionnaire/