|
PAYMENT POLICIES & PRICES
To contact Daniel about rabbits available for sale, new litters, or any other questions: Email - shamrockrabbits@hotmail.com Cell Phone - 406-591-7291 The following payments are accepted: *Cash *Money Order *Checks for deposits *PayPal *Prices for rabbits vary based on factors such as overall type/ quality, age, color, seasonality, and/or market demand. Shamrock Rabbits serves Montana and Wyoming, including Billings, Bozeman, Casper, Cody, Gillette, Glendive, Havre, Helena, Lewistown, Livingston, Miles City, Powell, Sheridan, and other areas and towns in between! Customers from outside this area are welcome, as well! |
DEPOSIT POLICY:
Deposits are welcome & encouraged to hold a rabbit. Please ask about the deposit policy up- front, if you have questions. Deposits are non-refundable if the customer changes his/her mind, does not communicate intentions or if his/her contact information is invalid. After a reasonable period of time, the reserved rabbit may be sold to another customer and the deposit forfeited. However, if a specific bunny/rabbit reserved dies, or becomes unavailable for a valid reason then the deposit will be refunded or transferred to another rabbit. Thanks again for your interest. Shamrock Rabbits is located west of Billings, MT (the largest city in Montana) in Yellowstone County. |
WHAT YOU GET, when you purchase a bunny or rabbit from Shamrock Rabbits:
*A pedigreed rabbit (unless informed otherwise), *A starter supply of rabbit feed, *A checklist, *A FREE gift *Access to Shamrock Rabbits' Information blog *And free emails on any questions you may have for at least 3 months after your purchase. CALL DANIEL AT 406-591-7291 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT RABBITS FOR SALE. And remember, "Jesus Christ is Lord" and also please remember to bring a box or cage when you come to get your rabbit. |
Photo of Nigel, chilling out on his first day at Shamrock Rabbits. Nigel is our newest herd buck at Shamrock Rabbits. He has a great pedigree!
|
 Vintage postcard of 1st Avenue North in Billings in circa 1965.
|