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Male and female lops for sale

Paignton
1 month
£10
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Details
Adv. ID
H_QNP78J0
Views
447
Favourites
5
Adv. Location
Waddeton, Brixham
Advert Type
For sale
Age
1 year, 3 months
Microchipped by collection date
Neutered
Sex
Female
Vaccinations up to date
Worm and flea treated
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Description
Unfortunately I have moved to collage and do not have the time for these adorable two I love them so much and only want them to go to the best home , they must go together and have to be free roam or have a big cage that they can roam around in as they have been free roam there while life’s it’s not fair to let them sit in a cage , gizmo is the lion lop he is 4 years old he is so kind and sweet loves cuddles and to explore , Daisy the mini lop is the best bun I could ask for loves to sit with me for hours and follows me everywhere I go , they get vegetables on a night and they are both fully litter trained , Daisy is not neutered as I don’t have the money to do so but gizmo is fully neutered, I’m needing to let them go as soon as I can so please no time wasters , I’m around the Torbay area Painton I’m willing to drop them off if not too far , they are free to the best home as I only want what’s best for them not selling them for the money purpose , they will come with everything they have the litter tray , there food and bowls , hides , toys , and there blankets I set there things on to keep it tidy please contact me on here
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Ruby lowe
Paignton
1 month
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5

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£10
Ruby lowe
Paignton
1 month
Member since:6 years
Ruby lowe
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