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9 months • Lion Head
Listing last checked 13 November 2026
Key facts
- Age
- 9 months
- Sex
- Sex not stated
- Breed
- Lion Head
Could live with
- Children: Not known
- Dogs: Not known
- Cats: Not known
- Other rabbits: Not known
Taken from Assisi Animal Sanctuary's listing, and sometimes worked out from Chickpea & Lentil's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.
Adoption information
Assisi Animal Sanctuary · Conlig
All adoption applications are handled directly by Assisi Animal Sanctuary. Contact them to arrange to meet Chickpea & Lentil and start the adoption process.
About Chickpea & Lentil
Meet Chickpea and Lentil! These 2 were originally on the website with their mum, Beans (who is still looking for a home too!).
We noticed that they seem to be in their teenager phase and annoying their mum quite a bit, and they would be better rehomed as a pair.
Chickpea is the brown lady with the albino eyes, and Lentil is the fully black lady.
Like all rabbits, their personalities are very unique.
Chickpea is the most confident and will be the first one to come over to you and investigate everything on you!
Lentil is probably the shiest out of them.
She tends to hang back and observe from a distance! But in a home environment she will be a lot more confident and outgoing.
They are only 9 months old and ready to move into their new home as soon as possible! They can live either indoors, or in an outdoor enclosure that meets our requirements.
Please put a form in for them if you are interested.
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