Bunny wants to hop into your home

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Bunny is a lovable, gorgeous 4- to 5‑year‑old female pittie who brings joy everywhere she goes. Originally found as a stray in Philly and brought to ACCT, she was pulled into foster and settled beautifully while learning all about home life.

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In foster, Bunny truly blossomed. She proved herself to be ridiculously dog‑friendly — actively seeking out canine buddies and engaging in fun, gentle, submissive play. She lived with five large dogs of both sexes and was a total gem.

When she’s not hanging with her puppy pals, Bunny loves to “sploot” while she chews her favorite bones. She is housebroken, crate trained, non‑destructive and knows sit and come. She takes treats politely and absolutely adores human hugs.

Bunny is a snuggle queen who loves curling up on the couch with her people. She has the biggest smile and the happiest personality. She previously lived with children and was excellent with them. She walks on a loose leash, is non‑reactive and is truly a dream dog.

Bunny was adopted about 15 months ago, but due to her adopters’ separation and housing changes, she was returned through no fault of her own. She’s now searching for her real forever family.

She is spayed, fully vetted and up to date on vaccines.

If you think Bunny might be the perfect fit for your family, hop over to www.zoeshouserescue.com to apply today. ••

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