"Hello, my name is Dolly. I don't wear clothes like a dolly though and I need someone to play with me all the time not just whenever they want. One of my favortie games I play is the raisin game! Just call my name and have my raisin ready and I will come try to find you! I am told I am also getting real good at human riding. No saddles required. I am fit as a fiddle and a super neat freak. I love my litter box :).

I have a basic routine, I get my litterbox cleaned in the morning, a nice petting while eating my pellets, some vegetables midday or for dinner and I sit with my foster mom to watch tv for a half hour to an hour in the evening. I am easy squeezy my foster mom says because I am not needy like her fur kids :P. Foster mom always bumps my nose gently if I come see her and she doesn't have a raisin. This is bunny edicate of saying, "hello," and I get confused if you don't acknowledge me when you come in the room. It kinda hurts my feelings and I may appear to sulk.

I don't like plastic bags much, especially the sound. If your carrying something big and walk by sometimes I thump. I can't help it, it scares me. I am doing really good with confronting my fears but it is hard sometimes. I hope you understand.

I don't know if you can see, but I have the cutest white dot on my nose! I also have a square bald patch on my tummy from my spay. It makes me looks super streamlined from the side dont you think? That's why I chose not to grow it back in. I like my girlish figure. Foster mom teases me and calls me a little teletubby. Yeesh.

I am really in need of my own home. We can do all sorts of things together but I am a little selfish and want you all to myself. I bond very closely with humans I trust. Other animals freak me out and children stress me out with their loud voices.... But foster mom says I have to try to confront my fears so I think I should be properly introduced before going to live with someone. Please make arrangements to come see me and bring everyone involved so I can meet them. Thanks for listening!-Dolly"

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