Bunjaloo is a friendly rabbit with beautiful markings. He can get a little nippy when he's excited so may be best in a home with older children. Bunjaloo and Bungie have made friends and love to play together. Since they are now bonded they will need to be adopted together!

Alice and Frankie (white and light brown rabbits) arrived at the shelter together and we are guessing they are sisters. Bunky arrived seperatley but decided he needed a few ladies in his life and managed to get in with the girls one day. Since they got along so well, we decided to leave them as a bonded trio. They will need to find a home together as they are so close. We realize what a comittment adopting three rabbits could be so please inquire about Fostering these three buns.

Kit and Kat arrived at the shelter together. They are very bonded and will need to go to a home together. These two will need some handling to help make them more comfortable around people.

Monty is a fiesty little bun who is likely around 1-2 years old. Monty loves to zip and zoom around our outdoor play pens on a sunny day and needs a lot of exercise. Monty needs an owner who has some experience with rabbits and would likely be best as a single rabbit, or perhaps paired with a female.

Martha is a fiesty gal who would love to get out and hop around! Martha likes to chew on her blankets and play with jingly toys. Martha is a single gal and might like to find a partner.

Bunzel is a very handsome boy with a chocolatey black coat. Bunzel seems very quiet and easygoing. He hasn't been with us long so we are still learning about his personality.

Bunnicula is a very handsome boy, and a big rabbit! He would do best in a home that has some rabbit experience, as he needs a little more work on being handled.

Bungie is a tiny little rabbit with an adorable face. She loves her veggies and to get outside and stretch her legs. Bunjaloo and Bungie have made friends and love to play together. Since they are now bonded they will need to be adopted together!

Rabbits have a life expectancy of eight to
12 years. If you plan to adopt a young rabbit,
can you make that time commitment? If not,
you may want to consider adopting an older
rabbit – like many senior animals, older rabbits can still be active, but they are more
settled. Even when they’re getting on in age, bunnies can enjoy the love of a family
and can be trained to use the litter box.

Rabbits require daily care and attention. They aren’t happy languishing in a cage day
after day. They need time outside the cage, with room to exercise. To be comfortable
with their people, they need frequent, gentle interaction.

Check out the Best Friends website for more rabbit info. www.bestfriends.com

Additional pets available for adoption