Single Males

Professor William Newton
A silly young Lionhead blend bunny who likes to explore, Newton is fearless about climbing the back of the couch and other dangerous places. He’s quite the character and extremely popular with volunteers and visitors.

Francisco
Francisco is a small Himalayan Dwarf bunny with lots of love to give.

Raindrop
He’s a small bunny who has been abandoned multiple times through no fault of his own. Please help end this cycle and give him a forever loving home. He’s about 6-7 years old and has been through too much.

Skywalker
Full of personality and bounciness, our outgoing, medium-large California blend will keep you busy and exercised just watching him. If you’re looking for a high-energy, loving, interactive bunny, look no further!

Miles
Miles needs a home where he’ll be appreciated for his quirky traits. For instance, he likes to sit in a ceramic bowl, he prefers hay to pellets, and he’s more than usually playful. He’s quite the character! About four years of age in January 2012. Miles has had some minor upper respiratory infections in the past that responded to treatment. He seems fine now. Please let us know if you’re interested in our silly Lop boy.

Pinto
He’s a small Dutch bunny with a gentle, calm disposition. Rescued from the Great Outdoors and in temporary foster care, he seeks a permanent home with plenty of space for him to jump and play. After all, he’s still young, though done growing, and has to exercise to stay healthy and happy. With TLC, he will become your bunny boy.

Pony
Have you noticed that having a rabbit in the house is like taking care of a tiny pony? Rabbits need unlimited grass hays, are prey animals easily spooked, and resemble ponies in other ways. Our bunny loves his oat-wheat-barley hay so much–and he must have it!–that we named him Pony. If you’d like a handsome little “apartment pony” of your own, let us know!

Cooper
It’s like having a little woodland creature in your home! This small, brown agouti rabbit will charm you with his dancing and amuse you with his antics. He’s a good house bunny, too. Cooper’s birthday is March 3, 2010. In 2011 he is at the perfect age for a companion rabbit, past the teens and yet still young and bouncy. Here you see him periscoping to observe his surroundings–such a smart rabbit, he is.Known as “MIR,” he has danced to all ballets known to mankind. His profile has inspired fine artists all over the world. When he hops past, you feel as though you have become one of his personal friends.
He is…
The Most Interesting Rabbit in the World

“I don’t always eat parsley, but when I do, I prefer Italian.
Stay hungry, my friends.”

Watch the Most Interesting Rabbit in the World ask Fred the Psychic Bunny a burning question…

Peanut
Our little guy with a light tan/lilac coat wants nothing more than a safe home with a bunny girlfriend. Neutered 5/15/12 and weighs under 3 lbs.

Rufus
Look at this handsome rabbit! He’s a young adult, neutered, house-trained, intelligent. Technically, Rufus is a Mini Rex. Let us know right away if you are interested in adopting him.

Edgar Rabbit
He’s a friendly English Spot boy, discouraged at having being abandoned but open to new relationships with the right humans (the loving, committed kind).

Ganesh
Ganesh lost his bunny wife. He’s lonely and needs another bunny friend soon! He’s an adult rabbit in the 4-6 year old range. Here he is in his exercise pen, waiting for pets.

Toothless
Our veterinarian thinks he was probably dropped or sustained an injury, his front teeth were at such a bizarre angle. Despite all he’s been through—possible abuse, abandonment, living in a tiny cage next to unhappy, barking dogs, then neuter surgery, then tooth surgery—Toothless has remained a loving rabbit. Anyone looking for a rabbit who cannot chew the cables or furniture? Doesn’t everyone need a bunny like that?!

Orlando
Orlando is approximately two years old. He is now offering a new course for rabbits, “Advanced Body Language”:
In this course your rabbit will learn to:

1. OCCUPY the kitchen!
2. Scam and score extra fruit and veggie treats far beyond your wildest dreams!
3. Look unbearably cute and at the same time absolutely pitiful!
4. Display best part of your anatomy, such as a Coco Chanel tummy pattern!
5. Get extra pets galore (see #3)!

Orlando is a recognized expert in all the above. ‘Photo illustrating #1:

Andy
At just three months old, Andy developed head tilt and his people decided not to bother with veterinary care, but to dump him at the local animal shelter, where this ‘photo was taken. Now that we have Andy in foster care, he’s improved dramatically, enough that we were able to get him neutered on 5/15/12. Although he still has some head tilt, he’s highly functional. Andy does need a permanent home or longer-term foster home since his current foster family cannot keep him for very long. He’s an extremely loving, soft and snuggly little guy.

Berlioz
He’s a small rabbit with bunitude to spare. We do love a bunny with spirit! If you do, too, and don’t mind a nibble or two once in awhile, let us know.
He has a wide little face and eyelashes that look like paintbrushes. Now that he’s been neutered and in foster care for awhile, he’s gotten downright friendly! Not as fierce as he pretended to be.