OUR ADOPTABLES

All of our Adoptable Rabbits | Bonded Pairs
Rabbits with Special Needs | Sanctuary Rabbits
RABBITS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Rabbits with health problems or ones who are particularly shy are harder to place but still deserve the attention and love of a permanent home. They may need extra care and a bigger financial commitment—more than a first time rabbit owner may be prepared for—so need experienced rabbit caretakers.
CHESSIE Chessie came into the NYC shelter with an horrific injury—her right hind foot had been bitten off by a predator of some sort and she was found wandering around the streets of Brooklyn. She was filthy, emaciated and had a good deal of exposed bone where her foot should have been. She had great spirits, however, and an appetite equal to that of a herd of cattle! Chessie had major surgery to remove all the exposed bone and most of her foot. Now she is as good as new and can hop and play like any four-footed rabbit. Chessie needs to have a forever home where her human will scratch her right ear for her, since she cannot do it for herself. Her ear also needs to be cleaned by a vet every few months.
SANCTUARY RABBITS
Some of our rabbits are deemed "unadoptable" for various reasons so have been given a permanent home by our caring volunteers. We can always use donations to help with their care if you are unable to adopt a rabbit and still want to help. See how you can help.
Read ALEXANDER's story.
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