Aka Santa Bunny

Piper is a sweet little girl. She is white with black spots, most likely a Hotot/Dwarf mix. She is only about a year old and has good potty manners. She is not spayed yet but will be after the holidays.

She likes to sit with you on the couch and watch the world go by. She is ok with being handled and is good with the kids in the foster family. She is also ok with respectful, bunny savvy cats. We tried to have her move in with a group of rabbits but she was not impressed. This could change in the months after her spay as her hormones settle down but we can't predict her behavior.

Piper was an owner surrender. She is now looking for a forever home!

Rabbits are very misunderstood creatures, so please make sure you do a lot of research to make sure a rabbit is the right pet for you! They are a 8-12 year commitment! Our favorite website is House Rabbit Society

Cutie is currently spending some time here with me as she's getting spayed on Wednesday. So I had to take the opportunity and take some pictures and a short video clip

Cutie has turned out to be an AMAZING little bunny, she's one in a million. She doesn't mind being picked up and being held. Because you can handle her so easily, clipping her nails or grooming her is a breeze. She will sit in your lap for cuddles while you watch a movie. She also enjoys hopping around. She is good with rabbit savvy dogs and cats. She might be ok with another rabbit. She really is just wonderful!

She will be officially up for adoption after her spay on Wednesday. Please get in touch with her if you are interested in adopting her.

Life is funny sometimes and full of twists and turns... When we went to pick up Sylvia last week, we came across the cutest little baby bunny. Sadly her time had ran out so the shelter asked us to please take her in. We couldn't let her die so we searched near and far and amazingly found a foster home for the little one. When we went back to the shelter, they told us that somebody is interested in her and they gave her 2 days to make up her mind. The two days came and went and so the shelter contacted us again on Monday and asked us to please come and get the little one. Well, just a few hours before we went to get her, the adopter came through and the little one has a home. Yay!

Since we already had a foster lined up for a bunny, we decided to pull another one. The foster mom has a fondness of Jersey Woolies and we just happened to find one at a local shelter that often asks us for help with the small animals they get in. They were thrilled to hear that we are able to take her in. We pulled her today.

So please meet Cutie:

She was found as a stray like so many rabbits. Unfortunately a lot of people get pets without doing proper research and a few months/weeks later they get dumped. She was brought to the shelter at the beginning of August so it's past a rabbit's gestation period and luckily she turned out to be NOT pregnant. We are going to get her spayed asap. Spaying not only makes sure that she won't reproduce, it also prevents various types of cancer (e.g. ovarian tumors) and overall makes rabbits better pets (better litterbox manners, less aggression etc).

Cutie is a female Jersey Wooly bunny who is looking for her forever home. She wants an indoor home where she will get the attention and love she deserves. She has long hair and will require regular brushing/grooming. Cutie is a lovely bunny with a gentle nature. She lets you pick her up easily which isn't very common with rabbits.

Please get in touch with us if you are interested in adopting her!

Rabbits are very misunderstood creatures, so please make sure you do a lot of research to make sure a rabbit is the right pet for you! They are a 8-12 year commitment! Our favorite website to research rabbits as pets is http://www.rabbit.org

A local shelter asked us to please take in a special needs rattie boy. He was found as a stray and it really is a miracle that he is still alive today! Not only is he a domestic rat, a PEW rex that stands out of course.... He is also missing a foot! It just blows our mind how somebody would dump such a sweet little guy! He has lice and is a bit thin but considering what he's been through he is doing ok!

He is now safe and sound in one of our foster homes where gets the TLC he so deserves.

While at the shelter to pick up Albus, the shelter staff showed us a gorgeous & very sweet rabbit and pleaded with us to please take her too. She too was found as a stray and wasn't claimed... and now her time ran out. She was scheduled for euthanasia an hour later. We don't usually take in rabbits but we could not let her die... Yes, clearly we all have the word "SUCKER" stamped on our foreheads.

So please meet Eeyore - She is just a stunning little girl! She is a young adult Mini Lop with very good litterbox manners! She is very sweet with just a hint of bunnytude. She will get spayed next week. Spaying not only makes sure that she won't reproduce, it also prevents various types of cancer (e.g. ovarian tumors) and overall makes rabbits better pets (better litterbox manners, less aggression etc). She is looking for a forever home! Please get in touch with us if you are interested in adopting her!

Rabbits are very misunderstood creatures, so please make sure you do a lot of research to make sure a rabbit is the right pet for you! They are a 8-12 year commitment! Our favorite website is http://www.rabbit.org