Pancakes: A little rabbit at about 4-4.5 lbs, Pancakes needs a special home where people will be understanding about his "condition" (much too embarrassing to discuss here - please email larabbits@earthlink.net for details). Pancakes is warming up to people after being abandoned at about 6 months of age. He's now over a year old and done growing. Please adopt this cute guy and give him a chance at a better life in a permanent, loving home.

Hopnoodle: He's a "special needs" rabbit who longs for a special human to give him a home. Hopnoodle had his eye removed in late 2008. He functions just fine without it, but when other rabbits pick on him he panics and runs into things; he'd have to be adopted to live with a gentle rabbit. He had a girlfriend, but when she chased him he wouldn't stop panicking and running from her. Hopnoodle got his name from being silly and people-friendly. He'll tip his nose up and bounce cutely up to you and purr loudly when you pet him properly. He's cute, too, on the small side of medium, with Chinchilla fur, and a slightly quizzical look because his head tilts sometimes. Adopt him and make him a happy bunny!

Elsa: This big, elegant rabbit the color of a Russian Blue cat with tiny white gloves on her forepaws, was abandoned in a nature center. There she suffered from a predator attack before someone could catch her, and her left back leg was fractured and became infected. She is completely healed now, can hop about but cannot jump up onto things and get into trouble. Elsa's a calm, affectionate rabbit with excellent litter box habits. She is super soft and pettable. Because of her leg, a very low fence or baby gate can keep her confined in a section of your home. She would be the perfect rabbit for someone who works from home. See more photos of Elsa here.