Older Holland lops to PET homes

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Hello! I am looking for retirement homes for some of my older Holland lops IN JUNE. All are purebred and Pedigreed. They range between 2-4 years old. For the ones that I am retiring, they will only be going to good homes, and you will be asked to sign a no breeding contract.
I am looking to get homes lined up in advance. Preference will go to free range or outdoor homes. None of them are spayed or neutered. I have a million more photos available upon request. They are all great rabbits and I want the best for them. They are currently outdoors. If you can no longer care for your rabbit, I do ask they you bring them back to me! Please message me with any questions and let me know what kind of home you can provide for them!
RETIREMENT HOME ONLY
Photo # 1 BACARDI, 3 year old doe black VM blue eyes . She is shy but not agressive at all. Super easy to handle, I believe she will thrive in an outdoor home. She gets along well with other bunnies. She would do great with a neutered male. Thick broody girl. Bigger side of standard. NON BREEDING CONTRACT
Photo#2 PONGO, 4 year old blue VM buck, blue eyes. I am going to be extremely picky on where this guy goes. He is the sweetest friendliest male. I have not noticed that he sprays and has lived in an indoor home. Free range indoor home or outdoor home with lots of space. He would do amazing with a spayed doe that is not agressive or alone with lots of human contact. He is super sweet but could use someone who can work on his weight a bit, he is very small but round lol. NON BREEDING CONTRACT
Photo #3 DOVE. Chocolate WE doe. She is about 2 years old, import from quebec and super sweet and friendly. On the smaller side of the standard ( 3 lbs). She would get along well with a neutered male or alone. Free range indoor home or outdoor. NON BREEDING CONTRACT
Photo #4 KONA Cream Vm doe blue eyes. She is around 3 years old. Shy but not agressive, would definitely warm up to new people and is used to being handled. NON BREEDING CONTRACT

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