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[recycledartgirl]

I live in Seoul. I inherited this rabbit from a previous teacher. I'm looking at the second half of my contract and it's time to start looking for a home for this little guy. He's in good health and just over a year old. He's easy to take care of and good company.

Let me know if you are interested!

[recycledartgirl]

Edit: I did not realize you had to have 25 posts on this forum before you could send private messages. Since I'm a new poster, (I have read way more than I have posted) I will respond here.

Maria--

I hope you see this. Thanks for your response. To answer your questions, I live in Songpa, near the Jamsil subway station in the Southeast corner of Seoul.

I have a cage, but it's a hand me down from the previous owner and I was going to throw in a new one. I have a water bottle too.

As far as litter training goes, he seems to go in the cage a lot, so I think he's litter trained. I don't do a whole lot of cleaning up out side of the cage. I didn't litter train him, though, so I don't really know for sure.

Any other questions?

Thanks for your interest.

Feel free to email me with any other concerns.

jennifer

[email protected]

[nobbyken]

2011: Year of the rabbit^^

[dltmdgk0711]

[gypsymaria]

Ah, right, the PM system. I was all excited because I could finally PM someone, but I didn't realize you couldn't receive them. Durp. Sorry!

Hmm, that's a bit of a subway trip, but not too bad. The only question is, will I get in trouble for bringing a rabbit on the subway or a bus? I'm not sure what the laws are about that, or how strictly enforced they are. I suppose a cab would work, if the cab driver doesn't mind.

Still interested. I'll send you an email.