Twilight
Rabbit Sh · 2 YEARS · Spayed Female · Kent, WA
Notes from Regional Animal Services of King County
Hi! My name is Twilight and I am available for adoption.
I was surrendered to RASKC on August 11, 2026 with my sister Midnight (A732747) due to personal cicumstances.
We are currently in a foster home. My foster says this, "Midnight and Twilight are bonded sisters and must be adopted together. When it's time to rest, you'll almost always find these two shiny buns loaf side by side - even when it's really warm! You might be wondering how to tell them apart - but spend a little time with them and their individual personalities quickly emerge. Twilight likes a minute to assess the situation at first but then she likes to really explore once she feels at ease. Midnight is chill with a lot of situations, new and familiar. Together, they make a lovely little team, with double the cuteness and double the personality!
Both girls are very comfortable with humans and are perfectly happy to relax and go about their day with their people nearby. They don't immediately assume that human hands = petting time, and they appreciate being given a little time to warm up to that kind of attention. Being picked up and held? Like many bunnies, that's a firm "no, thank you." But they're not rabbits who feel the need to hide away when people are around. Quite the opposite - they'll greet you happily and want to be part of the household.
Short video of Twilight (Midnight is just out of the frame to the left): https://youtube.com/shorts/JudN7r-Crnc?feature=share
Midnight and Twilight are enthusiastic about their food. Mealtime is taken very seriously around here! They need the proper balance of hay, fresh vegetables, pellets, access to fresh water, and a watchful eye on the amount of treats. They also love their toys and having things to investigate, play with, and keep those busy bunny brains occupied.
As somewhat chunkie rabbits (7-8lbs) they enjoy space to hop about. Their temporary home is a 8 ft x 4 ft pen, and they are doing great with that. They also make wonderful use of additional out-of-pen exercise time to stretch and binky."
What happens next
- Contact Regional Animal Services of King County using the button. AdoptNearby does not take applications.
- They will send you their application or ask a few questions about your home.
- Most organizations arrange a meet, sometimes a home visit, then a small adoption fee that usually covers spay or neuter and vaccines. That fee is paid to Regional Animal Services of King County, never to AdoptNearby.
- Read the rabbits care guide so you arrive prepared.