Camille and Flaubert are looking for a loving forever home. This is a mother-and-son pair, both dwarves. Flaubert is a glowing white with bright blue eyes, while Camille has a splash of espresso on her back and ear - and she has such striking, dark blue eyes! They are devoted to each other. Will you be devoted to them, too?

Puppy and Donkey: This cute Lop cross pair is friendly as can be. Puppy is the pretty white-and-spotted girl on the left, Donkey the dark brown agouti on the right. Her ears are almost always down; his are up some of the time and half-mast much of the time: they flop up and down when he hops! Puppy and Donkey are about three years old. Both are lovable rabbits; she's more active and bouncy, he's more laid-back. They are long-ago neutered and know to use their box and be good house bunnies. Their humans gave them up when the landlord said "no pets." How unfair! After all, bunnies are so much quieter and cleaner than most pets or humans, for that matter.

Ricky and Max are two 3-month-old bunnies. They are both in the process of being litter box trained and are taking to it very well. Ricky has a mischevous streak and will love to explore with you. Max is full of energy and loves to imitate Ricky. Max has one ring around an eye, while Ricky has pale eyes. Adopt these two bunnies and give yourself an in-home buddy comedy! (Note - the middle brown bunny has already been adopted.)

Manet and Monet are a charming pair of sisters, about 9 months old and weighing in at 6 lbs. 2 oz. and 6 lbs. 7 oz. Monet is all grey, while Manet has a white dutch nose spot. These adorable siblings want to watch the light play in your house and make a favorable impression - adopt them today!

Hobbes and Wilhelmina are a bun family. Wilhelmina, the mom, has a black coat with a  white dutch blaze and lovely blue eyes. She weighs 6 lbs. 10 oz. and is a year old. Her son, Hobbes, weighs in at 4 lbs. 2 oz.  He is black with a white dutch nose spot. They are just waiting for you to adopt them so they can share a blissful family life with you.

Coco, Pasha and Sally are a spunky trio looking for humans to love them and to feed them well. Their past owner mistakenly thought that bunnies should eat potatoes and bread (a no-no!), but these three buns will gladly welcome their bunny food and hay and greens. They would love room to run and to shower you with love. Coco, Pasha and Sally are already fixed and have litterbox training (as you can see!).

Allegro and Electra are a newly-bonded pair whose love is here to stay! Handsome, black Allegro is neutered and has good litter box habits. He is shy but will warm up with lots of TLC. Electra, the English Spot, is a friendly girl and enjoys attention from humans as well as other rabbits (if they recognize that she's the Queen!). Her elegant beauty is evident in the photo above. The newlyweds seek a loving, indoor, well-rabbit-proofed home.

The Star Sisters (or Star 1 and Star 2) are a tightly-bonded pair of Dutch cross sisters who came from a group of four siblings. A bit shy but sweet, they would probably agree to live with another boy rabbit since they lived in a group with their brother before. What's better than three happy, bouncy bunnies? What's more adorable than those little white nose tips?

Peppermint and Napoleon Brownaparte are a friendly, sprightly pair of bunnies who enjoy exploring their surroundings together. Their humans unexpectedly have to give them up and want to find a good home for them. Both have good litterbox habits and would love to make themselves at home in your heart.

Tiffany & Nikki: These sweet bunny girls are 2 -3 years old, with beautiful Siamese markings. Tiffany loves exploring, is spunky and curious, and weighs about 3 lbs; Nikki, her little sister, is mellow and laid back, and weighs just over 2 lbs. Both come when called, and they love treats, especially Nikki!

Maurius and Pauline are a sweet pair whose human must relocate to another country. Marius is 8 years old, calm and affectionate. His mate Pauline, 7 years old with striking purple eyes, is a little timid and bossy due to a distant unhappy past, but with love and kindness will warm up to you. Both buns have impeccable litterbox habits and never bite. The bunnies have been devoted to each other for over 6 years. Adopt them both and let them show their devotion to you, too!

Eddie, Daisy and Frankie are sweet, happy, playful bunnies looking for a new home. Eddie is a very friendly Dutch who loves to give kisses; he’s also quite a jumper and prefers the run of a room to the confines of his exercise pen. Daisy, the leader of the group, is a beautiful Rex girl who loves to play with her toys. Frankie is a shy Hotot mix who is still getting used to people. He lived in Vegas, was rescued from a cat as a baby, lived in a tiny wire cage and was left outside for 2 days straight in the middle of summer. But now he enjoys living inside with his two new buddies and is learning that people aren't so bad.

We would prefer to adopt these three rabbits together but if you are looking for a friend for your single girl rabbit, Frankie (6 years old) might be consoled over time with her presence. Eddie and Daisy (3 years old) must be adopted together because they have been together since they were babies.

Cupcake and Hazel: This adult couple must be adopted together. Little Cupcake already lost her previous husband—horrible story, we don’t want to even discuss it—and she has bonded closely with bigger, protective Hazel, who seemed to understand her grief and kisses her often as if to make up for all the rotten things people have done to them both. Please adopt them and let them live out their lives in your home so they never have to suffer again.

Bugs and Wolfie: Mother and son Dutch bunnies. Bugs is very affectionate and interactive. Her son Wolfie is shy yet loves pets when he's in the mood. Both have very good litter box habits, enjoy rummaging through the hay, and snuggle side by side all day long. They're also both accomplished bunny-dancers! So much fun to watch.

Scout and Sailor: These black Mini-Lop upear cross sisters were abandoned in a park and saved just in the nick of time. From there, off to a foster home... then they were adopted by a young lady who subsequently got a job overseas and gave them up. Now in foster care again, they're depressed and trying to understand why people keep discarding them. Let's see.. they're cute, mostly "unicorn" but with adjustable ears. Small and done growing as young adults. They use their litter box. They're good house bunnies. They're spayed and healthy. They can be adopted together or as part of a trio with your neutered boy rabbit. Quite a wonderful pair of bunny girls, we think.

Houdini and Dutchess: Houdini, the all black bunny, is a big soft teddy bear. She's very sweet once she gets to know you. Dutchess is an active girl, inquisitive and opinionated.  They both have excellent litter box habits--a great quality in house rabbits!

Pepsi and Buster were enjoying their life as a happily married couple in a bunnyproofed home until their guardian became ill and suddenly had to undergo open heart surgery. Buster is a former classroom bunny who was dumped at the pound before he was rescued.  He's a friendly English Spot cross who weighs about seven pounds and loves to lounge around... this boy is truly a couch potato. Pepsi is a stunning black Mini Lop who weighs about five pounds and loves to investigate. She'll run circles around Buster and enjoy performing binkies for you. This couple will make you laugh and bring happiness into your life.*

Nibbles and Josie: Nibbles is a fun-loving, brown agouti boy who likes to be petted when he's done dancing around your feet. Josie is a silky Dutch/Dwarf cross. When you pet her, she rewards you with kisses on your face. They are both energetic and watching them play together is sure to make you laugh! (Note: when adopting this pair, be sure to ask for their photo CD.)

Little White Bunny and Notre Dame: This shy, adorable little Hotot boy and his protective "mother bunny" must be adopted together. Actually, LWB is not really his mother, but she took ND under her wing anyway. ND is from a large group of rabbits abandoned in a park, so he's lucky to be alive. Naturally, he's terrified much of the time, and having LWB there to protect him has made all the difference in the world. They sleep curled around each other and are simply inseparable; you won't find a better example of true bunny love. LWB trusts people, too, and helps reassure ND that we aren't all here to hurt him. She has been waiting for a forever home a long time, but because her nose has been munched by other rabbits and she's a white/pink bunny, nobody wants her. Please consider adopting this pair of special bunnies and give them the loving, safe home they deserve.

Fuzzy Navel and Pizza Girl: These are two baby bunnies who were rescued from Garden Grove. They are an inseparable pair, almost always together, whether they're lounging, investigating, or checking out Supergirl, the hamster, in her hamster ball. Fuzzy likes sitting in his foster mom's lap better than Pizza Girl, who still is learning to trust.

Miffy and Lucille: This pretty pair of small rabbit sisters would like a home together. They are about two years old. Miffy, the brown agouti, has a more outgoing personality; her sister Lucille needs more reassurance and gentle petting before she trusts you. Please let us know right away if you are interested in these girls. They have been spayed for over a year.

Julio and Sooty Foot: Recently married rabbits that already love each other very much. Julio's the flopped Himalayan cross with the silver nose, Sooty the silver bunny with the white nose. Sooty runs the household, Julio does her bidding. They complement each other perfectly!

Beautiful Black Bunnies: We have several beautiful, black bunnies available for adoption. Help the bunnies, give them a home!

"Director's Choice" Rabbits: There are 6 boys and 4 girls still available for adoption. 15 New Zealand rabbits were turned into a local shelter right before Christmas. These rabbits were used for a commercial shoot. The director took them home and then had his housekeeper drop them off at the shelter.

Molly and Pip are an adorable pair of small rabbits. Molly weighs about 4.5 lbs and Pip weighs less than 3! She loves to be petted and turns her head to your touch. Pip is an adorable, feisty, little boy with a serious Napoleon complex. They are both excellent house rabbits with good litterbox habits. Molly and Pip must be adopted together.

Marshmallow and Pixie are a pair of white cuddle-bunnies, very sweet and lovable. They are great with their litterbox but one of them likes to chew so you have to really bunny-proof. Absolutely must be adopted together--they kiss each other and snuggle all day long. Contact Michelle at 310-713-2478 for more info about these wonderful rabbits.

Coco and Yogi: Coco is an adult male English Spot cross, and Yogi is an adolescent male Mini-Lop. Both have sweet temperments. Coco is very playful and receptive to petting. Yogi is very calm when he is being petted and held, though not keen on being picked up. Both are neutered and have great litterbox habits.

Harmony and Nutbrown are two special bunnies: they are both "legally blind." Nutbrown has cataracts from when he was a baby and Harmony had her eye removed. They are e-c bunnies, which means they were exposed to e-cuniculi, a protozoan parasite. It could cause trouble again but in the past two years, both rabbits have been happy and healthy house buns in their foster home. These two are wonderful rabbits in the home and low-maintenance compared to some bunnies. They are on carpeting in their foster home and rarely dig (just once in awhile in the corners) or chew, and they are very good with their box.
On the shy side, they nevertheless learn to love people in time, and come running up for hay or greens. Nutbrown will nose-bonk you if you are in "his" territory, then speed off; Harmony prefers to stay in the background.

Peri and Winkle: These three-year old brothers want a home together. They were adopted but they have to come back because their human has health issues and cannot take care of them much longer. Please adopt these handsome Himalayan cross boys. They are perfect house bunnies, loving toward people and inseparable.

Pokey and Peanut: This loving couple must be adopted together. They are super house rabbits and used to having a room to themselves; their human is giving them up only because of severe allergies. The Lop is a girl, the handsome dark agouti, her husbun.

Robert and Audrey are two handsome spotted rabbits; Robert is a Lop and Audrey an up-eared girl. They were neutered a long time ago and we know that they are wonderful house rabbits and use their litterbox religiously. They are still a bit shy, but will come around with some TLC.

George and Georgina: This beautiful white and tinted couple have worked out an interesting relationship. George used to be the "tough guy" on the block and the girl rabbits were all afraid of him. But Georgina knows how to handle him: when he's grumpy, she ignores him! She knows how to work her womanly wiles and when she wants kisses she tips her face up at him and looks pretty. They never fight and they love each other a lot already even though they were recently bonded. What a lovely rabbit pair! Adopt them, make them even more happy.