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HRS Foster
Rabbits for Adoption
February is Adopt a
Rescued Rabbit Month
Adopt
Somebunny to Love!
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San Diego House
Rabbit Society has many wonderful rabbits
available for adoption; in all sizes,
colors, and breeds! Each one of these
rabbits has been spayed or neutered, litter
box trained, and cared for in the home of
their HRS foster parent.
Whether you are
looking for one bunny, a pair, or a
companion for your current rabbit, we will
likely have a rabbit that is perfect for
you! Our next scheduled adoption day
is
Sunday, Feb 14. Please
be sure to contact us
well in advance
of the adoption day, so we can help you find
the most appropriate rabbit for you. If you
cannot make the adoption day, we will try to
work with you to arrange a meeting at
another time.
Please complete
our Adoption
Application Form if you are
interested in adopting. If you do not
hear back from us within 48 hours, please
send an email to
hrs@sandiegorabbits.org to ensure we
received your application.
NOTE: Be sure to read our
adoption guidelines
for adoption fees, screening requirements,
and more helpful information.
Bunnies
waiting "forever" for new homes.
HRS is a safe place for rabbits where they
never have the fear of being euthanized due
to lack of space, or medical or behavioral
issues. However, adoptions have been
really slow this year and many of our
rabbits have been waiting a long time for a
new home of their own. We have
included information in their descriptions
that tells how long they've been waiting for
someone to open their heart to them and give
them a loving "forever" home. Maybe your
family can be the one to end their wait?
Are
you visiting our website in order to adopt a
rabbit, but you are NOT located in Southern
California? If so, please visit the National
HRS website to find an
HRS Chapter near you!
Updated 02.07.10
This
heart symbol denotes a 'special needs'
bunny. These rabbits have health,
behavioral, age or physical conditions that
require a bit of adjustment on the part of
their new home. Please - open your
heart to our special needs bunnies and help
them live 'happily ever after.'
This sunflower symbol denotes bunnies who
are "easy keepers." These bunnies are
good for families, easy to care for, and
have shown no difficult habits while in
foster care.
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Note:
Not all HRS
foster rabbits may be posted here, so let us
know what you are looking for. Thank you for
choosing to adopt through HRS. We will help
you find just the right rabbit!
Rabbits marked "adoption pending" have been
adopted and are going through a 'bonding
period' with their new rabbit companion.
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Brandon is a
darling little guy who wants to find a new
best friend. Could it be you?
Brandon is a Dutch-mix boy about 1 year old.
He's sweet and friendly, and great with his
litter box. He seems to like other
rabbits and might be a good companion choice
for your bunny girl.

Sweetie is a beautiful bunny girl who is a
bit shy but hopeful for her very own family.
This pretty girl came to us from the
Missouri "Stone County"
cruelty case where more than 100 New
Zealand White bunnies were abandoned by a
breeder. About 18 months old, Sweetie
was rescued along with the others and came,
with 13 other bunnies, out to California to
be cared for by San Diego HRS. Sweetie
is definitely shy, but she LOVES to be
cuddled and will sit in your lap quietly for
some time. She is more comfortable
with adults but could be okay with quiet,
gentle children who will interact with her
on the floor. She loves her fresh
greens and dances happily about during her
exercise time. If you have a quiet
home for Sweetie, please contact us to learn
more.

Billy is a handsome youngster about
8 months old, who will make a wonderful
family companion. Billy is
confident, friendly and playful. He
loves to get pets but he's not crazy about
being held. Of course, that's normal for
rabbits. They are prey animals and sometimes
it's scary to be picked up and held like a
predator has caught you. Billy is good
with his litter box and loves to play in the
Cottontail Cottage. He would like to
have an x-pen
setting in his new home, where he'll
have room to play and run around when his
humans are not home to let him out. He
might also make a good companion to a sweet
bunny girl.

Peppermint Patti is a sweet little
girl; she would make a great family
companion or a friend to your bunny boy.
This sweet bunny girl is gentle,
friendly, and loves to receive pets.
She's a bit shy at first but warms up to you
quickly. Patti loves to play with toys
and chew on cardboard boxes. She's
active at playtime and enjoys going up and
down in the
Cottontail Cottage. She would do
best in a family with gentle, older children
or an adult home.
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Forest is a friendly boy who needs a family
who will commit to him for his entire
lifetime. This handsome boy
was left on our doorstep. Literally.
We arrived to the bunny store one day to
find this bunny boy sitting alone in a small
cage, next to our door. Luckily we'd just
had an adoption or he would have gone to the
shelter. Forest is about 3 years old and has
pretty chocolate-brown spots. We took
him and got him neutered, which drastically
improved his litter box skills. He's
an otherwise darling boy who LOVES
attention; petting, snuggling, holding and
is super playful. If you will be
committed to Forest, and not "dump" him
after a year or two, please contact us to
learn more. This handsome, sweet boy
needs a "forever" home. He'll do great with
an adult family or one with well-behaved
older (over 7 yrs)children.
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Haley
is a 2 year old bunny girl who needs a
rabbit-experienced home. This
pretty girl came from a local shelter where
she became very cage aggressive. She
was there a long time and the barking dogs
made her very nervous. Haley is now in
foster care and settling down. She's
learning to love the special attention from
her human friends and getting good with her
litter box. She is doing better by living in
an x-pen setup
where no one reaches into the the door to
grab her. If you'd like to learn more
about Haley, send us a note.
Update Dec
09: Haley has
settled down quite and bit and now enjoys
interacting with her foster parents.
She loves to be pet and will come to you and
put her head under your hand to beg for
petting. She is best suited to an adult home
that is a rabbit-experienced, but has really
come a long way from her situation in the
shelter. Her foster homes believes she would
be best as a single bunny for now, where she
can get all the attention.
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Pretty girl,
Alexi, needs a bunny-experienced home that
enjoys her active nature.
Alexi has
been waiting 2 years for a new home.
This pretty Dutch girl is 2˝ years old,
active and sweet. She does not do well in a
cage, and requires an
x-pen setting
in her new home. Alexi can be
protective of her space but once she knows
that you will be gentle and give her some
pets (and a papaya treat!) she is willing to
let you in her area. She will be fine with
an experienced bunny home but might be too
confident for children under 12 yrs. Alexi
loves her run time and playing with toys,
and she's also very good with her litter box.
Alexi would likely do well with cats and
gentle dogs.

Little Brady is a gentle boy who
loves attention, This pretty
boy is about 8 months old and hoping for a
new home where he will get a lot of
attention. He's friendly, sweet, and
good with his litter box. Brady enjoys
his playtime and likes to play in the
Cottontail Cottage or chew on a cardboard
box. He's active, fun, and will bring
a lot of joy to your family. Brady may
also make a good choice as a companion to
your sweet bunny girl. He'll do best
in an adult home or one with gentle
children.
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Bridget
and Frost are a devoted pair of bunnies
hoping for their 'forever' home.
Bridget &
Frost have been waiting 2 years for a new
home. This lovely pair are very devoted to each
other. Bridget is about 4 years and Frost is
3 years old. They were given up by a
military family and hope to find a more
permanent home this time. Bridget (the
black/white girl) ADORES her
Cottontail Cottage and hangs out in the
middle level where she feels secure.
Frost likes to explore and is a bit shy at
first but warms up to gentle attention. They
both love to run and play and are quite
active during play time out of their pen.
These bunnies are great hay eaters, love
their fresh veggies, and are good with their
litter box. They will make nice companions
for a family with older children, or an
adult home. Bridget & Frost would do
best with an
x-pen setting
or a home where they can have their own
"bunny room." They are a bit larger and need
room to stretch out.
Can you give Bridget
& Frost their "forever" home?
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Skyler is a handsome little guy who needs
an experienced bunny home.
Skyler has
been waiting 2 years for a new home. This
little bun boy is a smaller Florida White
bunny, about 2 years old. Skyler is housed
in an x-pen setup
where he kicks out his legs to relax, and
enjoys being pet. Skyler loves hay and fresh
veggies and running around his pen. He would
do
best in a rabbit-experienced adult home, but
is not a good choice for small children. He
would also be a good companion choice for a
gentle bunny girl. If you're an
experienced bunny home Skyler would benefit
from your love.
Did we mention that
he's perfect with his litter box?
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Harmony & Trinidad are a sweet bunny
pair hoping for their own family.
These 6 month-old cuties are a
sister-brother pair who came as part of a
littler of 9 babies. They are paired
off now and very happy together. They are
active bunnies who enjoy run time and
playing in their Cottontail cottage.
They will need an
x-pen setup in their home, similar to
the one they have now. They are friendly but
don't like being held. Harmony & Trinidad
would do best in a family with children over
6 who don't try to hold them all the time.
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Pouf is an active, friendly girl who
loves to jump and run and play. This
pretty girls needs an active family that can
appreciate her spunky attitude. She's
not a good choice for a new bunny family but
should do well in an adult home or one with
older, bunny experienced children.
Pouf loves to be pet but hates to be held,
so she'll need a housing setup where she can
come and go on her own. The
x-pen housing
that we prefer is perfect for this.
She also loves to play in the
Cottontail Cottage. She's a chewer
and enjoys having a cardboard box in her
living area that she can "redecorate."
Pouf is about 9 months old, spayed, and
quite good with her litter box.
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Aengus & Connor are two cuties you will
really want to meet! These
two handsome brothers are 4 years old and
two of the sweetest bunnies we've ever met.
They are gentle and kind, while being
playful and active. Aengus was named
for being the "biggest" boy in his litter.
He was twice as big as all the other babies
when they were born. Connor is the
little warrior, who protects his brother and
is the brave one of the two. These
boys are great with their litter box and
love playing with their toys, especially their
Timothy Bungalow.
Aengus and Connor would do best in an adult
home or one with older children who are
committed to giving these boys the attention
they need and the "forever" home they
deserve.
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Pretty girl, Marshmallow, is hoping for a
wonderful new home!
Marshmallow has been waiting
nearly 2
years for a new home. This pretty girl has
the most gorgeous blue eyes! She is
sweet and LOVES to be pet! Marshmallow came
to HRS with a slight "head tilt." It was
probably from an ear infection, and it
cleared up but she still has a very slight
tilt remaining. It gives her a "quizzical"
look and she runs in circles sometimes when
she gets excited. Marshmallow is super
active, friendly, and loves her fresh
veggies and hay. She's good with her
litter box but sometimes will spread a bit of
hay around. She's a 'busy' girl who
likes things to do. We think she will
do great with a family who treats her gently
and gives her a lot of attention. She also
needs an
x-pen so she can come and go on her own.
She is not comfortable jumping up and down
from things, or being picked up, as she
loses her balance a bit and becomes
frightened. Marshmallow is about 2 years
old. A darling, pretty girl.
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Dylan is ready and
waiting for his new family. Dylan
is a smaller Standard-mix neutered male. He
came into the shelter with his 3 siblings,
back in June of 2009. His littermates were
adopted but he was more shy and languished
at the shelter. The shelter was too
stressful for Dylan so he was taken into
foster care, where he has recovered and is
ready to find his forever home. After being
in the shelter such a long time, he really
enjoys his exercise time and he has really
come out of his shell. Dylan would do best
in an adult home or one with gentle
children. He might also make a good
companion choice to your sweet bunny girl.
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Pretty girl, Angelina, needs a home where
she will get plenty of hands-on care.
This pretty Angora girl is about 1 year old
and sweet as can be. She's a gentle
girl who will make a wonderful family
companion and maybe a good friend to your
bunny boy. We've marked Angelina as
"special needs" because her new family must
be sure to comb out her fur several times
each week to prevent matting. Poor
Angelina's fur became very matted at the
shelter so we had to cut it off. She
came into the shelter that way too, so it's
clear that she needs a devoted human who
will follow-through on her care and get her
combed out regularly. If you can't do
it yourself, then you'll need to send her to
one of our experienced volunteers who
provides this service at their home.
Once Angelina's fur grows out she will look
more like the photo to the right.
She
is a beautiful girl.
Angelina is
great with her litter box and loves her
fresh hay and greens. She will need a
nice x-pen
house in her new home. She is a
playful girl who enjoys attention and love
from her human friends.
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Kiwi is
a spunky and talkative girl.
Kiwi has been waiting 1˝ years for a new
home. She’s active and a very fun
bunny. Kiwi is excellent with her litter box
and loves her fresh greens. Kiwi
is not appropriate for a home with young
children since she can be a little grumpy
when you reach into her space. However, once
she knows your intentions, she loves for you
to pet her and will let you pet her for as
long as you'd like! And you'll want to pet
her lots with that super soft Rex fur she
has. Kiwi was
born on June 17, 2008 and has been living at
an HRS foster home since she was just a few
days old. To see baby photos of Kiwi and her
siblings, please visit this website:
http://fosterbabies.shutterfly.com/
Kiwi would prefer to
be a single bunny and get all of your
attention. She is best suited to an adult
bunny home or one with older children.

Pretty Melody is looking for a bunny boy to
love. This pretty 6 month old
girl was one of a litter of 9 babies, and
she's missing her siblings. She is
hoping to find a home where she can be
paired with a sweet bunny boy. Melody is
sweet, social and enjoys attention.
She has been spayed and is good with her
litter box. Melody is best suited to an
adult home or one with gentle, well-behaved
children. She is used to an
x-pen setup
and will need that in her new home.
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Rose and
Iris are two devoted sisters looking for an
experienced bunny home.
These cuties have
been waiting for a home for 1˝
years.
They are sweet girls who love to play
together and hang out closely all the time.
Rose & Iris are spayed, litter box trained,
and live in a roomy x-pen with their
cottontail cottage. They will need
this same setup in their new home.
They would do best with an adult family or
one with older children who love to observe
their crazy antics.
Check out
this fun video of
Rose & Iris
at play in their foster
home.
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Robin is a
darling Lion head boy who needs a gentle
family. This little guy came
to HRS when he hurt his back at the vet.
He needed time to recover his injury (it was
fairly minor) and get back to his normal
activity levels. After two months of
cage rest he's zooming around and acting his
age - teenager! Little Robin is about
8 months old and very social and
entertaining. He can be a bit grumpy in his
cage but when he's out he's easy to handle
and enjoys interacting during his play time.
He's litter box trained and loves his yummy
hay. Robin will need a home
without small children, to reduce the chance
of him being "dropped" and reinjuring his
back. He's okay with cats in the home
but may not be comfortable around dogs. He
can be adopted as a single, or as a
companion to your sweet bunny girl.
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Dude is ready
for a new family of his very own!
Dude has
been waiting 8 months for a new home.
This handsome guy came to us from
Missouri HRS as part of their big rescue
last year. Like the other bunnies from
this group, he is sweet, a bit shy, but
outgoing once he gets used to you. Dude is
easy to handle and would make a good family
bunny. He loves his toys and will need
an x-pen setup in his new home, which is
what he has now in foster care. He'll
be best with an adult family or one with
gentle children.
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Blossom and Berry
are a devoted pair of bunny girls.
Blossom & Berry have been waiting 2
years
for a new home.
They are adorable together and really
depend on each other for companionship.
Blossom, on the left, is a standard/Dutch
mix with Harlequin coloring, while Berry is
a Dutch/Dwarf mix. Blossom has
beautiful light blue eyes, and Berry's eyes
are "half and half" - half brown and half
blue. Very unusual! Both girls
are good with their litter box and enjoy
fresh veggies and lots of good grass hay.
They would do best in an adult home, or one with older children (over 10)
who have bunny experience. They should
be fine with kitties or gentle dogs.
They will need an
x-pen setting rather than a cage, as
Berry can be a bit "protective" of her space
and does not do as well in a cage. Berry also
has been known to nip at small children who
get too excitable, so she really needs a
home with older children or those who are
bunny-experienced.
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If
you're NOT into "extreme cuteness," then
DON'T adopt these bunnies! Nathan
and his companion Suzie Q, are two of the
funniest, most active and just darned CUTE
bunnies we've ever fostered for adoption.
We don't understand why they are still
waiting for their 'forever home.'
Nathan is a "tripod" bunny because he is
missing his left rear leg. And, Suzie has NO
WHISKERS! Yup, no whiskers. Oh
well... Neither issue makes any
difference to these two cuties. They
enjoy life to the fullest. They love
to run, play, dig, and chew on their
cardboard boxes and grass balls. They
especially love their "Ton of Bun Fun"
tunnel! Because of Nathan's missing leg, they must
be housed on the floor with a rug or carpet.
They have an
x-pen setting in their foster home and
this is what they will require with their
adoptive family. A cage will not work for
them. Nathan & Suzie are best suited
to a home where they will get a lot of
attention and several hours of "out of pen"
time each day.
Note: Nathan is afraid of dogs so he and
Suzie are best suited to a home without a
dog.
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Handsome boy, Aspen, is one of our all-time
sweetest bunny boys!
Aspen has been
waiting 8 months for a new home.
This
handsome big NZW bunny came to HRS from the
"Stone
County"
cruelty case in Missouri. Contrary to
what you might expect, Aspen loves people.
He is shy and a bit scared in new
situations, but he ADORES being petted,
snuggled, and given nose kisses. He's
also very playful and loves to carry his
bell toy in his mouth and dance around his
pen. This big boy will need an
x-pen setup to
have enough room in his new home. Aspen is
best suited to a quiet adult home or one
with gentle, well-behaved children.
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BB and Freckles are brother &
sister, looking for their forever home.
These youngsters are about 8
months old and siblings from a litter of
nine babies. These two adore each
other and must be adopted together. BB
& Freckles are easygoing, active kids who
will do well with a family with children.
They enjoy petting and playing, and don't
mind being held but will let you know when
they've had enough. They
need an x-pen housing setup, same as the one
they have in their foster home. Youngsters their age
are more active and will need plenty of play
time (out of their living area), plus toys
and boxes to toss & chew. If you'd
like a younger pair of bunnies, these two
will be a lot of fun for your family.
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Natasha is a confident youngster, looking
forward to meeting her new family.
Natasha has
been waiting 1 year for a new home. This pretty girl is about 15 months old and
lived in a large family grouping. She's
pretty confident and was one of the more
dominant of the bunny kids. Natasha
would enjoy a male bunny companion who is
happy to let her be the boss. Natasha
is playful, loves to be pet, but does not
like being held. She'd rather play with you
on the floor. She would do well with
adults or a family with older, well-behaved
children. She is spayed and litter box
trained.
** ADOPTED 1.10.10 **
See my
Happy Adoption photo!
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Bunnyluv is a pretty little girl with
gorgeous BLUE
eyes! Bunnyluv has
been waiting 2 years for a new home.
This pretty
3yo girl is friendly,
loves attention and will sit on your lap.
She enjoys playing in a Cottontail Cottage
and enjoys toys. She would do well with an
adult home or one with older, gentle
children. We've tried introducing her
to bunny boys but she'd rather get all the
attention as a single girl. She's great with
her litterbox and enjoys her daily fresh
veggies. Can you give Bunnyluv a wonderful
new home? ** ADOPTED
12.13.09 **
See my
Happy Adoption photo!
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Blackjack &
Mr. Pixie are ready for their new
family! These handsome boys are
6 months old and full of fun. Part
of a litter of 9 babies, this cute bunny
pair are neutered, litter box trained,
and love their fresh hay and veggies.
They are friendly, enjoy attention, but
don't care to be picked up a lot. They
would be a good choice for a first-time
bunny family with well-behaved children.
They live in an
x-pen setting,
which they will need in their new home.
** ADOPTED 12.13.09 **
See our
Happy Adoption photo!
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Zena
is a pretty bunny
wishing for a new home!
Zena has
been waiting 18 months for a new home.
She is a friendly, funny girl who loves her
run time and could make a great family bunny
for adults or children 8yrs or older. She
doesn't like to be held but prefers to hang
out with you on the floor to help you read a
book or do your homework. Zena is a
bit shy but might like to meet a bunny boy
who would be a good friend to her.
** ADOPTED 12.13.09 **
See my
Happy Adoption photo!
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Ace is a sweet little guy who wants all your
attention. This happy little
guy is 6 months old and one of a litter of 9
babies. Ace seems to prefer to be a
single boy. Since he's had to share
attention with eight siblings, he's now
ready for his own home where he doesn't have
to wait his turn for dinner, run time, or
snuggles with you. He's great
with his litter box and loves his fresh
greens and hay. He should be good for a
'first-time" bunny family as he enjoys
attention and is easy to handle.
**
ADOPTED 12.13.09 **
See my
Happy Adoption photo!
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Muffin & Mr. Beasley are two darling
youngsters hoping for a new home.
Muffin &
Beasley
have been waiting 10
months for a new home.
Miss Muffin and Mister
Beasley are two active and adorable Dwarf
Silver Martens (about 1 year old). They
have luscious, soft, silver fur on their
tummies, with silver tipped feet. Both
bunnies are friendly, curious, love to
explore, and enjoy being at the center of
attention.
Beasley
is gentle, shy, and easygoing, while Muffin
is the confident, “in charge” big sister.
They dote on each other, snuggle in their
wicket basket for naps, love to eat hay,
fresh salads, and LOVE to play - a cardboard
tunnel is a particular favorite, along with
various balls, chew toys, and boxes. They
would do best in a household with children
over 8 years of age, and would be happiest
as the only bunnies in the house. They are
used to small, friendly dogs and cats as
well as high-traffic areas of the home. They
live in the family room at their foster home
in an x-pen setup,
where there are TV, vacuum, telephone and
cooking noises. They enjoy watching the
activity and showering their foster family
with lots of disapproval. In fact, they are
so perfectly disapproving, that they have
been featured on www.disapprovingrabbits.com
on two different occasions. Contact
us is you'd like to have these two fun
bunnies join your family.
** ADOPTED 12.20.09 **
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