HRS Foster Rabbits for
Adoption
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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, Aug 22. 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
adopt@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 08.17.10
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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Little
Oscar the Grouch has a good reason for being
mad. Some vicious person left him
in a trash can! Oscar was found by a good
Samaritan who took him home and tried to
clean him up and find him a safe place to
go. This fuzzy little guy is a Lion Head
about 3yrs old. He's sweet and quiet and not
too mad, after all. I guess he's forgiven
the thoughtless human who left him there.
Oscar has been neutered and is refining his
litter box skills. He loves his fresh greens
and hay and is an easy boy to handle. We
think he would be a great companion to a
nice bunny girl and deserves a home that is
stable and will care for him - for life.
Note: Because Oscar
has longer fur, he'll need regular combing
to prevent matting of his fur.
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Miss Dixie
is a little sweetie looking for affection.
This little bun girl is a sweet and shy
dwarf bunny. She came to us a real
mess; her teeth were maloccluded and she
could barely eat. Her fur was dirty and she
was covered in fleas. Poor, poor baby.
It was so sad. Now Miss Dixie is
beautiful and healthy and ready for her new
home. We had Dixie's front teeth
pulled so that she can now eat. You just
have to chop up her "hard" veggies so she
can pick them up with her lips. Dixie
is very small so not suitable to a home with
very young children. She might enjoy a
bunny boyfriend or an adult family who
adores her. We believe Dixie is just under
one year old.
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Holly is a mature bunny girl looking
for a loving bunny companion.
Pretty Holly came from a local shelter where
she was very unhappy with her environment.
We took Holly into foster care and have been
giving her the TLC she so desperately needs.
We've tried her with bunny boys and it's
clear she really wants a bunny companion;
she could do well as a single bun if she
gets lots of attention and plenty of "out of
cage" time with you.
She's tidy with her cage, thankful for
gentle attention and nice petting sessions. Holly is about 3 years old
and would do best in her new
home with a more open
x-pen setup rather than a cage. Do
you have a bunny boy looking for love?
Alternatively, if you have a situation where
you are home a lot and can give her a lot of
attention, Holly can be a little love.
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Buster is a
tiny Lion Head boy who would appreciate a
loving, permanent home. Poor
Buster came from a petting zoo where he was
not well cared-for. His fur was dirty
and matted, he was thin, and you could tell
he'd been living a "rough" life in a cage
outdoors. This little guy is active,
fun and enjoys attention. He's a bit
scared about being picked up, but is
comfortable once you've got him safely in
your arms. He's very small so not
suited to a home with very small children
who want to hold him all the time. He
has a tendency to kick and want to get away.
Buster is good with his litter box and loves
his fresh hay and veggies. He might
love a bunny girlfriend or to be your
special companion. We think Buster is
about 2 or 3 years old.
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Single, Gorgeous
Girl In Search of Quiet, Loving Home!
Turtle is a 3 year old Rex girl
with a sweet, serene, loving personality.
While Rex rabbits are known for their soft,
velvety fur, Turtle’s fur is like SILK. She
enjoys being held and petted, and will even
give soft bunny kisses from time to time.
Turtle’s foster family reports
that she adds “grace and beauty” to their
home, but she does get nervous around small
children. We believe Turtle will be happiest
in a home with adults or quieter children.
Turtle is also used to living in an
x-pen setting
so she has plenty of room to do important
bunny tasks like napping, stretching out,
and playing with toys and her Cottontail
Cottage.
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Otter is a handsome boy, looking for his
lady love. This handsome lop
mix boy is 4 years old and recently lost his
bunny companion - along with his home.
It's so sad... He is handling it well,
though, and does his best to enjoy each day
that comes. We know, however, that
Otter would like to have another bunny girl
to love. This sweet boy is easy to
handle, friendly, and would do great in most
any home. He's good with his litter
box and enjoys playing with toys. He
might also do well in a home where he gets a
lot of attention. He doesn't mind
being held and he's fairly easy to handle.
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Little girl, Peaches, needs a very
experienced home. This pretty
little girl has some special needs that can
only be met by an experienced bunny home (or
someone who has cared for special needs
animals). Peaches is a young dwarf
girl, blind in one eye and very cage
protective because she cannot see well.
Once you learn how to approach her she loves
attention and will sit with you for petting
for a long, long time! Peaches is
litter box trained but still refining her
skills. She keeps wanting to use both
corners of her cage. Her foster home
is working with her to help her get more
comfortable about being approached, and
better at using her litter box. Peaches
might do well as a companion to a bunny boy
and that could help her feel more secure.
Peaches is not appropriate for a family with
very young children as she will bite if she
gets scared. Do you have the
experienced home that is right for Peaches?
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Jackson and
Nina are a sweet pair hoping for a new
family. These two bunnies
are 3 years old and have never had
their own home.
They were born in foster care and are still
waiting for a family to love them. They are
gentle and sweet, and fun loving at play
time. They would make great family bunnies
to hang out with the kids and help do
homework. They might be especially well
suited to a home school situation where they
can be a part of the daily activity. Please
consider opening your heart and home to Nina
and Jackson.
See Nina & Jackson on
You Tube
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Pretty girl, Alexi,
needs a bunny-experienced home that enjoys
her active nature.
Alexi has
been waiting 3 years for a new
home!
This pretty Dutch girl is 3˝ 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.
Visit Alexi on
You Tube!
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Charlie and Lorne Doone are a sweet bonded
pair who've fallen on hard times.
These poor bunnies recently lost their home
and instead of being returned to HRS, were
left at a shelter. Thank goodness we have
great relationships with our area shelters;
they called us to let us know that our
adopted bunnies had come in there. Sadly,
we don't really know why the bunnies were
given up but we think the family may have
lost their home. It's a story we're hearing
all too often. Lorna Doone is about 2 1/2
years old and we think Charlie is about 5
years. Both are in great shape although
Lorna could stand to lose a little weight.
These two bunnies would do best in a home
with adults or older children. They are
gentle and sweet and will make nice family
bunnies.
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Pretty
Snuggles is finally ready for her new home.
This pretty "Maybelline" bunny came to HRS
severely obese and protective of her cage
which made shelter living very difficult for
her. A few months later she's now much
slimmer and healthy, and has a sweet
personality. She's very neat and tidy
in her cage and loves her hay and fresh
veggies. We think Snuggles would enjoy
a bunny boy companion and a family that will
give her lots of gentle attention.
Snuggles is best suited to an adult home or
one with gentle, older children.
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BB and Freckles are brother &
sister, looking for their forever home.
They have been
waiting one year for a home.
These youngsters are 1 year 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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Little Brett is a cute dwarf boy
with some big attitude! This
little stinker is about 1 year old and
waiting for an experienced home. He's
perfect for those who love "dwarfitude" in
their bunnies. He hates being picked
up but will interact with you on the floor.
Brett is fun but not suited to children. He
needs an adult home. He might like a
mellow bunny girlfriend, or to just be on
his own for awhile and get all the
attention.
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Pretty Nutmeg is a darling bunny girl hoping
for a caring new home. This poor
little girl was left behind when her
military family got new orders and moved to
another state. It's so sad that they did
not move her with them; rabbits travel very
well! Now she's with us and looking for her
"forever" home; someone who will consider
her "part of the family" and ensure she
stays with them throughout her entire life.
Pretty Nutmeg is 2 years old, friendly,
sweet, and very tidy in her living space.
She does very well in our recommended x-pen
housing. She enjoys attention and petting
though she's a bit nervous about being
held. Nutmeg is a smaller Silver Marten
girl with beautiful coloring. She would do
well with a quiet family of adults or one
with older, gentle children. She might also
like a bunny boy companion.
See Nutmeg on
You Tube!
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Nathan and his
companion Suzie Q, are two of the funniest,
most active and just darned CUTE bunnies
we've ever fostered for adoption.
They have
been waiting for a home for 3 years. We
don't understand why they are still waiting
for their 'forever home.' Nathan
(right)
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 where
they don't have to share a living area with
dogs.
See Nathan & Suzie on
You Tube.
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Baby is
still searching for his "forever" home.
This sweet Rex boy is hoping the FOURTH time
is a charm. Yes - the fourth time.
Poor Baby keeps getting shuttled around
through no fault of his own. First he
was an Easter Bunny who got dumped when they
got bored, then he had a falling out with
his companion and was found a new home, then
he got adopted but his family had to move
unexpectedly and could not take him along.
This bunny boy needs his "forever" home!
Baby is a mini-rex male about 3 1/2 to 4
years old. He's super friendly, great
as a free run bunny and well-trained to his
litter box. He's fine with
well-behaved dogs and would probably do okay
with cats. He would love a stable
adult home where he is the cherished child.
He will return your kindness with
unconditional love.
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Molly & Skipper are two
adorable tiny bunnies. These
cuties are a sweet bonded pair of dwarf
rabbits who adore each other. Skipper
(right) is the more confident of the pair
and takes good care of his girl, Molly
(left). Skipper is about 1 1/2 years
old and Molly about 2 1/2. They are
active, curious, funny and sweet. They
are not used to dogs or cats but do live
around other rabbits. Because they are
so small and delicate, Molly & Skipper
are
NOT suitable to a home with small children.
They are best suited to an adult home (they
have never lived with children) or one with
older, rabbit-experienced children over 12
years old. We are also looking for an
experienced rabbit family that is very
stable.
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Grease is the
word. And that word means "cuteness!"
This handsome youngster is full of
energy, fun, and silliness. Grease is
a little guy who was found underneath a car
in a parking lot and had a swipe of grease
down his nose. He's been fostered with
many other species of animals, and children
too. Grease is good with his litter
box, social and friendly. He would
make a great family bunny if you're looking
for a young, active rabbit companion.
Grease is about 1 year old and will do fine
in a large cage or our recommended x-pen
setup. Be sure to give him lots of toys; he
loves to play!
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Blossom
and Berry
are a devoted
pair of bunny girls.
Blossom & Berry have been waiting over 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.
See Blossom &
Berry on
You Tube
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Patty is a lovely,
sweet girl who will make a wonderful family
bunny.
Patty LOVES
children! She will play with them,
follow them around and sit on the sofa to
watch TV. This is what we were told by
the last family that gave her up.
So why can't she find a permanent home?
We think it's because her past adopters have
not really done their homework before
adopting. They've loved her but had to
give her up because they were allergic or
found a rabbit to require too much care.
Please, won't you think about giving this
lovely girl the FOREVER home she deserves?
She has
been waiting over 4 years for a permanent
home. Patty is about 5
years old and still has a long life ahead of
her; please give her the loving home she
needs.
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Diva is an
adorable girl who needs a bunny-experienced
home. This pretty dwarf girl
is about 4 years old.
She has been waiting for a new
home for 2 years. Diva
is used to doing her own thing but does
enjoy petting and a cuddle or two - on her
own schedule. She is a good choice for
a family experienced with the dwarf bunny
personality. Diva is not a biter but
she does want things on her own terms. She
had a companion in the past but hasn't liked
anyone we've tried her with in the past
year. We think she's wanting to be a
single girl and run the show on her own!
Diva is not suited to a home with small
children; she is too small (and easily hurt)
and will not tolerate being held much.
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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.
See
Sweetie on You Tube.
Check out
Sweetie on
San Diego TV 6
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Pretty Melody is looking for some bunny to
love. This pretty 1 year-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 or a family
who will give her their undivided attention. 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.
See
Melody on You Tube!
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Mikey is a little boy enjoys attention and
is looking for a wonderful new home.
Mikey started out pretty shy when he came to
see us, but he's much better now. He's
active and sweet has gotten good with his
litter box. He enjoys his playtime and likes
to jump up onto and hide under his cardboard
box. He has a stuffed bunny friend that he
also snuggles with. Mikey would do best in
an adult home or one with older children who
will enjoy watching him play and not try to
pick him up too much. He might also enjoy
the company of a sweet bunny girlfriend.
Check out Mikey on
You Tube!
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Foster Rabbits Who Have Been
Adopted
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Little
Jeffrey is a sweet, fuzzy love bun.
This darling boy is about 6 months old.
A French Angora, Jeffrey normally has very
long fur. We cut it short to remove
mats and to keep him cool for the summer.
Jeffrey is super sweet and enjoys attention.
He did live with other bunnies at one point
and might enjoy a girlfriend to keep him
company. He's easy going and a super
little guy who needs an attentive new home.
Note:
Because Jeffrey is a long-haired rabbit, his
new family will need to comb him out about
twice a week to prevent matting. An
alternative is to keep his fur trimmed
short, like you see it now. Much less
combing is required. ** ADOPTED
8.8.10 ** See my
Happy
Adoption photo!
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Forest is a friendly boy who needs a family
who will commit to him for his entire
lifetime. We are
looking for a very stable family for Forest.
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 children (over 7 yrs
old).
** ADOPTED 7.25.10 **
See my Happy
Adoption photo!
Check out Forest on
You Tube!
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Chico is a sweet little guy who needs a
quiet and loving home. This little
guy is about 10 months old, sweet and shy.
He was previously housed with his two
brothers but they were transferred to
another adoption location so he's on his
own. He might like to be a companion to
your sweet bunny girl, or maybe even a boy
bunny who is used to having 'guy' friends.
Chico is neutered and getting better with
his litter box skills. When you hold him in
your lap, he will snuggle and give you
kisses. Beware, though, once he matures and
is not so shy, he may not be a "lap bunny"
for long. Most bunnies get more assertive
as they mature and become more confident.
Chico would like an
x-pen setting
in his new home so he'll have plenty of room
to stretch out and play when you are not at
home to give him attention.
** ADOPTED 6.20.10 ** See my
Happy
Adoption photo!
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Pretty girl, Angelina Ballerina, 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.
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.
** ADOPTED 6.18.10 **
See my
Happy
Adoption photo!
See
Angelina on
You Tube
Check our
Angelina on
SanDiegoSix TV
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Handsome boy, Aspen, is one of our all-time
sweetest bunny boys!
Aspen has
been waiting 1 year 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.
** ADOPTED 6.6.10 **
See my
Happy
Adoption photo!
See Aspen on
You Tube.
Check out Aspen on
SanDiegoSix TV
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Lola aka "Lady
Gaga," is a princess of a girl who knows
she's special and is looking for a family
who will appreciate her unique beauty.
This pretty dwarf Hotot girl is about 1 year
old and adorable. She's friendly but
high-spirited, and really enjoys attention.
She loves her play time where she can zoom
around and be very active. Lola is a great
little bunny who would do well with an adult
family or one with older, bunny experienced
children. She is quite small and very
delicate, therefore not a good choice for a
home with small children. She might like a
little boy companion that she can boss
around. ** ADOPTED 6.6.10 ** See
my
Happy
Adoption photo!
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Mica is a darling boy
who enjoys attention.
This little guy is a
dwarf mix bunny with the prettiest silver
fur. He's about 8 months old and has been
neutered. His litter box skills are great
and he does very well in our recommended
x-pen housing
setup. Mica is gentle, sweet and friendly,
and will do well with a family who is
careful and gentle with him. He is very
small and delicate, so is best matched to a
family that has bunny experience and no
really young children. Mica might also like
to meet a sweet bunny girl.
** ADOPTED 6.12.10 ** See my
Happy
Adoption photo!
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Cutie pie, Frank, is a little Lion head boy
who needs a secure home. This
little guy was found running around a
housing area and hanging out under a patio
table for several days. We don't know if he
escaped from someone's yard or was let go,
but he's VERY LUCKY that he's still with us;
the neighborhood has a lot of coyotes.
Frank is about 5 months old and still a bit
of a squirmy youngster. He's super friendly
and active, but does not like to be held.
He has been neutered and is getting pretty
good with his litter box; still needs
refinement, but not bad. Because Frank will
climb an x-pen or dig underneath, we
recommend the two following rules: 1) Never
put him outside without being right there
with him as he can dig out of your yard in a
flash! and, 2) Give him a roomy
condo cage for a house so he has
multiple levels to run up and down and
plenty of toys. Frank is a super active guy
so he needs a family who is prepared for his
level of energy and will keep a close eye on
him. Keep him well secured and
bunny proof your home. Youngsters of
this age are full of mischief! All that
being said, Frank is a really nice bunny boy
who will make a fun, family companion.
** ADOPTED 6.6.10 ** See my
Happy Adoption photo!
Check
our Frank on
You Tube!
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Skyler is a handsome
little guy who needs an experienced bunny
home.
Skyler has
been waiting almost 3 years for a new home!
This little bun boy is a smaller bunny,
about 3˝ 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?
** ADOPTED 6.20.10 **
See Skyler on
You Tube
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These
two cuties are Apollo and Ajax, a pair of
Himalayan boys. Apollo (lighter
colored boy) and Ajax are two bonded
brothers that are active, funny and sweet.
These bunny boys have been neutered and are
about 6 months old. They are still
perfecting their litter box skills, but on
the way to getting better Apollo and Ajax
love to play, dance, and run around. Their
new home will need to give them lots of
attention and play time out of their
pen; at least
4 hours a day, to ensure they get enough
exercise. They enjoy playing with toys,
running laps in the bunny room, and showing
off with silly antics for their humans.
They would be a great addition to a family
who wants young and active bunnies. **
ADOPTED 6.5.10 ** See our
Happy Adoption photo!
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Abby
is a sweet bunny girl who's had a tough
beginning. Two years ago she was
found outside a motel in Pacific Beach, then
brought to a shelter. After that she was
adopted to a new home and then they gave her
away to someone else, who then "dumped" her
again and one of our volunteers found her.
Poor baby; no bunny deserves to be treated
like that. We learned through her microchip
records that Abby is 4 years old and
spayed. She's very good with her litter box
and is currently living in an x-pen setup
which she would need in her new home. She
might even be a good "free run" bunny if you
bunny proof your home in advance. Abby
loves to cuddle and needs a home where she
will get a LOT of attention. We will be
interviewing carefully, as we want Abby to
go to a
very stable family
that will give her a 'forever' home and a
wonderful life. No more 'living on the
streets' for Abby! ** ADOPTED
6.12.10 ** See my
Happy
Adoption photo!
Visit Abby on
You Tube!
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