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SimbaWell, as promised here he is. We were fortunate that on closer inspection he only had a small bit of matting on his underbelly, which we were able to carefully comb out. Otherwise he is in good health, though still very scared. It has been decided to keep him as an indoor rabbit and we are use bio catlet cat litter for him instead of shavings. that long hair and shavings just do not go!!   The cats and he have sniffed each other throught the cage and seem quite unruffled by each other, so we'll see how things go 
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I'm not sure I've ever seen much a hairy rabbit! He's so cute. Hope he settles in well. |
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What a little fluff ball he is!  He does look very timid at the moment, hope he'll feel more confident when he's got used to you all... |
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He is cute.. looks very fluffy! Hope he gains confidence as time goes on. |
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He is a little cutie.... |
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