Hi, my name is Harley. I know I am a beautiful girl, but I have so much more to offer than my good looks. I'm a smart, loving and confident spayed girl. Through no fault of my own I find myself back at SaveABunny 5 years after being adopted on June 5, 2016. I'm really sad to have lost what I thought was my forever home. But I know that I will find love and happiness again. People don't always realize that bunnies grieve, too.

BTW, I've lived in a house with a dog and he let me boss him around, which is how it should be!

NOTE: Below is Harley's original description when she was a foster bunny in 2015.
Her foster at that time was unable to adopt her, but loved her very much.

Although she is very easygoing and good at keeping herself busy, she loves affection and snuggling. She’s easy to brush, loves being touched and kissed; is not skittish or shy… She learns quickly, and I’m sure that whoever gets to have her as their forever bunny will have fun teaching her things and creating rituals together… She loves her busy bunny toys and arranging her bed until she gets things JUST right. She purrs easily; loves to do binkies and happy rolls. The color patterns in her fur are so unusual, and she has the most expressive blue eyes… I can see her as the kind of rabbit who could sit with someone on the couch for long periods of time … or be the center of attention when a friend comes over…

It’s very important to know is that Harley is incredibly brave and resilient. She was found on a street corner in San Francisco with a shattered right rear leg as well as abscesses on the back of her neck area. After Marcy and Dr. Scheenstra came to her rescue, Harley not only healed up miraculously from her injuries, she also happens to be a trusting and loving spirit in spite of all that she’s been through.

Harley is an exceptional being; she has such a presence about her. She is someone who you’ll look forward to seeing again the second you’re away from her… She deserves to have a wonderful, loving home with people who will treasure her and appreciate all that she has to offer!
Here are photos of her in her foster home: