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 Pierre  Pierre Pierre is a debonair young rabbit, calm and friendly. He is a small bunny. Pierre looks a little sad in these photos as used to have a home but was surrendered through no fault of his own. He deserves a lifetime commitment and will make a wonderful house bunny for a lucky person.  Gladys  Gladys in foster home Gladys is a sweet little girl, only about 4 months old (as of Nov 2018). She had been left on her own outside and so is now just learning that life doesn’t have to be so scary. Update: Gladys recently spent time with one of our foster families to practice her house rabbit skills. They report that she loves tossing around paper tubes and rearranging all of her toys. She also likes to jump on the couch to spend time with people she trusts and will even climb up onto your chest to say hello, if you’re laying down, and she loves to give lots of kisses! When she’s happy she makes little grunts as she hops around. She is a curious rabbit who is fun to watch running around, exploring and getting the “zoomies”. She’s also 100% litter trained. What a super little bunny!
 Perry  Perry This adorable Harlequin/Rex-cross was picked up in a Richmond park. He came right up to his rescuers. His brothers and sisters ran away so Perry is the smart one. Perry is now about 2 years old and is friendly, smart and active. Some lucky person will get a super house bunny. Check out this recent video of Perry enjoying a visit with one of our volunteers.  Winnie, Kanga and Roo
Winnie, Kanga and Roo are 3 little rabbits that owe their lives to a kind person who rescued them from behind a dumpster in a parking garage when they were about 2 weeks old. Luckily, their mom came with them (she was hard to catch). Thanks to those kind people they have grown into an interesting and naughty little trio. It’s always fun to have more than one bunny…and three is even better than two. Winnie is a chocolate brown girl. Kanga is a black girl and Roo is a black boy. They are not yet a year old. They will enjoy a bunny proof space to run and play. |
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Joey is really overweight but his sister Julie tries not to lord it over him (well, maybe just a little)! Bunnies require lots of fresh hay and veggies but limited bunny kibble and treats. They also need lots of opportunity to hop about and get exercise. This photo shows J&J in their shelter cage but they have just come in from an afternoon outside, and so with a proper diet and more activity, Joe will start slimming down. This lovely angora-dwarf brother-sister duo are sweet little souls looking forward to living cage-free, healthy, active house rabbit lives together in someone’s home soon.
