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Looking for a forever home; Kamloops SPCA pet of the week

Looking for a forever home; Kamloops SPCA pet of the week | iNFOnews.ca
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KAMLOOPS – Bunsworth was found exploring the streets of Kamloops, which is not a very safe place for a little rabbit to be.

He was brought to the SPCA and no one has come to claim him, so he is looking for a second chance at a forever home.

Bunsworth is a unique looking rabbit, with pure white fur and bright blue eyes. He is a gentle rabbit who will require lots of calm socialization. He is being slowly introduced with other rabbits, so he may benefit from having another rabbit or other small animal as a friend.

He is afraid of loud noises and fast movements, so he would benefit from a quieter environment. Bunsworth loves to chew on twigs and toss his toys around.

He will need plenty of fun things to keep him busy and prevent any unwanted behaviours.

Bunsworth's Animal ID is 418378.

Visit the Kamloops Branch webpage for more information such as location, adoption fees, and hours of operation.

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Kim Anderson

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Originally from a northern B.C. town that boasts a giant fly fishing rod and a population of 3,100, Kim moved to Kamloops in 2011 to attend Thompson Rivers University. Kim is as comfortable behind a camera as she is writing on her laptop. After graduating with a degree in journalism, Kim has been busy with an independent freelance writing project and photography work. Contact Kim at kanderson@infonews.ca with news tips or story ideas.

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