Name: Frank
Age: Baby DOB: 8/4/2023
Weight: 2 lbs
Gender: TBD  
Species: English Spot/Holland Lop Mix  
Coat Length: Short
Color: White and Black |
Litter box trained: In Progress
Dog friendly: Yes, calm rabbit-savvy dogs, please  
Cat friendly: Yes, calm rabbit-savvy cats, please  
Child friendly: Yes, gentle, calm, older children, please  
Temperament: Curious but shy, playful, intelligent, caring
Energy Level: Moderate  
Adoption Fee: $40+tax, fee includes discounted 50% 1/2 off sale    

To adopt, go to: www.mendingspirits.org/apply-to-adopt.html    

About Me: Hello, friends! Thanks for hopping by to peek at my story! I feel great being in a new and safe home. I was born on August 4^th, to a loving mother named Dutchess! She gave birth to five other siblings, and me! I have lived inside a nice, safe foster home with my mom and littermates for my entire life. I am a bit cautious about warming up to people. But if you lay on the floor by me for a while, I will tickle you with my whiskers, boop you on the face, nibble on you and hop on your back! I enjoy gentle human touches for now and I’m very food driven. My favorite foods are cucumber, banana, apple, and watermelon which I forage for in my bowl of spinach! 

Currently, I have my own area to lounge and play in with my family, but I would love to eventually be free roaming for a bit each day, in a rabbit-proofed home (after some getting used to my own space). Let’s talk toys! I love tunnels! It’s rather fun making my foster family laugh at my antics! But now, our foster has a few words about us. She wants to make sure I am the right fit for you and perhaps your family too! Hope to meet you soon!    

From the foster family: Frank  is very easy to take care of. H e does great in his area but is really interested in what we are doing when we go to his area a few times a day to clean, feed, and play! I love him and hope he can find a loving home that will be patient with his progress in handling and training. Right now, he and his  siblings are learning how to master the litterbox. They are doing well so far, but still are in the training process.