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A1049304
Located At: City of Toronto Animal Services North Region
Description: My name is Ralston.
I am a neutered male, white and black Shorthaired Rabbit.
I am a neutered male, white and black Shorthaired Rabbit.
Age: My age is unknown.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Oct 29, 2026.
Rabbits make wonderful companions, and Ralston deserves a family who understands their needs and will give him the care and attention he deserves.
What Ralston Needs to Live a Happy, Healthy Life:
Unlimited fresh hay: Hay should make up the majority of a rabbit's diet. It keeps their digestive system healthy and helps wear down their continuously growing teeth.
Fresh water daily: Always provide clean, fresh water, preferably in a heavy bowl.
Fresh leafy greens: A variety of rabbit-safe leafy greens should be offered daily
Quality rabbit pellets: A small, measured amount of plain, high-quality rabbit pellets helps provide additional nutrients.
Room to roam: Rabbits need plenty of space to hop, run, stretch, and explore. A small cage is not an appropriate permanent home.
Safe toys and enrichment: Chew toys, tunnels, hideaways, and activities keep their minds busy and their teeth healthy.
Gentle love and attention: Rabbits are social, intelligent animals who need daily interaction, patience, and respect for their personalities.
Veterinary care: Regular checkups with a rabbit-savvy veterinarian are important, along with monitoring their eating habits, teeth, nails, and overall health.
A safe indoor environment: Rabbits are happiest and safest living indoors, away from extreme temperatures, predators, and household hazards.
Could You Be Ralston's Forever Family
Adopting a rabbit is a long-term commitment. Rabbits can live 8–12 years or sometimes longer, so Ralston needs a family ready to provide lifelong love, proper care, and a safe place to call home.
If you have room in your heart and home for this sweet boy, please consider giving Ralston the second chance and forever family he deserves.
Let's find Ralston his happily ever after! Ralston is currently at Leaside Petsmart, please give a call to (647) 790-0511 to discuss adoption.
Rabbits make wonderful companions, and Ralston deserves a family who understands their needs and will give him the care and attention he deserves.
What Ralston Needs to Live a Happy, Healthy Life:
Unlimited fresh hay: Hay should make up the majority of a rabbit's diet. It keeps their digestive system healthy and helps wear down their continuously growing teeth.
Fresh water daily: Always provide clean, fresh water, preferably in a heavy bowl.
Fresh leafy greens: A variety of rabbit-safe leafy greens should be offered daily
Quality rabbit pellets: A small, measured amount of plain, high-quality rabbit pellets helps provide additional nutrients.
Room to roam: Rabbits need plenty of space to hop, run, stretch, and explore. A small cage is not an appropriate permanent home.
Safe toys and enrichment: Chew toys, tunnels, hideaways, and activities keep their minds busy and their teeth healthy.
Gentle love and attention: Rabbits are social, intelligent animals who need daily interaction, patience, and respect for their personalities.
Veterinary care: Regular checkups with a rabbit-savvy veterinarian are important, along with monitoring their eating habits, teeth, nails, and overall health.
A safe indoor environment: Rabbits are happiest and safest living indoors, away from extreme temperatures, predators, and household hazards.
Could You Be Ralston's Forever Family
Adopting a rabbit is a long-term commitment. Rabbits can live 8–12 years or sometimes longer, so Ralston needs a family ready to provide lifelong love, proper care, and a safe place to call home.
If you have room in your heart and home for this sweet boy, please consider giving Ralston the second chance and forever family he deserves.
Let's find Ralston his happily ever after! Ralston is currently at Leaside Petsmart, please give a call to (647) 790-0511 to discuss adoption.
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Shelter information
Location: City of Toronto Animal Services North Region
Phone Number: (416) 338-PAWS (7297)
Address: 1300 Sheppard Avenue West
Toronto, ON M3K 2A6
Toronto, ON M3K 2A6
