Starling Lop’s
Sales and Hold policies
Holland Lops are beautiful rabbits. They are fun, loving, and energetic animals. It is very easy to fall in love with a baby bunny but PLEASE be aware that their average lifespan is 7-10 years. Much like any other animal, taking on the responsibility of a bunny is a commitment that I need to know you are ready for. If I feel at any ti
me that a rabbit will not be cared for properly I will refuse the sale with no further discussion. I put a lot of time and love into my Hollands so knowing that they will be taken care of in their new home is extremely important to me.
͙ All sales are final after money and animal have exchanged hands (no refunds)
͙ Sales are first come first serve, this means whoever pays the money for the animal first is the one to receive the animal.
͙ All animals sold will be of age 8 weeks or older and will be in fit physical condition to sell.
͙ Any animal sold as a pet will not be sold with a pedigree as it is not to be bred with or shown.
͙ If a down payment is put on a rabbit it will be on hold for 2 weeks. If the animal is not paid in
full or picked up in 2 weeks the sale will be void and there will be no refunding of the down payment.
͙ If an animal is paid in full (sold) I will charge a hold fee to pay for food and care until the animal is picked up by the owner or appointed transporter. If the proper hold fees are not paid the sale will be void.
͙ Anyone under 18 must have an adult with a permanent residence to house the animal with them, or have said adult speak with me personally.
͙ If by chance an animal leaving my care would pass away within 48 hours from something resulting to be my fault, I will replace the animal with an animal of equal quality or refund the money that the animal cost.
͙ I will not transport animals unless otherwise arranged. Fees may apply.
͙ At the end of the day, these are all my babies and if care can no longer be provided for the animals then I will take them back no questions asked. Tame rabbits cannot live in the wild and are fragile creatures, I would rather have the animal back for me to care for and love than have them turned loose or not get the care they need.
