County of San Diego
Dept. of Animal Services
North Region Shelter

Contact Info:
CoSD Animal Services, North Shelter
2481 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad, CA 92009
(760) 438-2312

Please contact Sylvia at lagomorph_lady@yahoo.com for more information
about the rabbits on this page (unless otherwise noted).

We HIGHLY recommend that you house your new rabbit indoors. Rabbits are prey animals and San Diego County is home to many predator animals such as hawks, owls, coyotes, raccoons, foxes and bob cats, all of which kill small animals left outside (even rabbits kept in a cage or hutch). Wet or hot weather and parasites such as fleas, flies, and mosquitoes also can be deadly to rabbits. You can easily house your rabbit indoors and make him a part of your family.  He will live a much longer and healthier life, and you will enjoy him so much more.  Learn more about housing your bunny indoors. Indoor Bunny Housing  

Updated 04/18/08

Brody (ID no. A1194417) is a larger male, 2-3 years old and already neutered. He is mellow and much better looking than his picture would have you believe. A very cute bunny.

Heather (ID no. A1198102) is a medium sized tan girl with a cute white nose. She's spunky and sweet, and looking for someone to have fun with! Heather is spayed and ready to go.

Whitney (A1206111) is a pretty Lop female. She's a bit on the shy side and tends to sit in her cage facing away from visitors, so she tends to get overlooked. She's hoping for a loving home with someone who will give her time to come out of her shell. Whitney is spayed and ready to be adopted.

Connor (ID no. A1209430) is super handsome, with beautiful brown/silver fur. He seems like a mellow guy. Connor is neutered and ready for his new home.

Butterscotch (ID no. A1208074) is a pretty redhead with a spirited personality. She's funny and outgoing, and loves to play ball. She'll roll it back and forth with you. Butterscotch is a fun girl but not the right kind of bunny for a family with kids, as she can be somewhat feisty. Butterscotch is spayed.

Mona (ID no. A1193982) appears to be a Dwarf mix; her ears are pretty short and she's not too big although she might still grow a little bit. She's a really cute girl, just a tad bit shy. She's been spayed and is ready to be adopted.

Smokey (ID no. A1211912) appears to be a Dwarf mix; she's still young and (we think she was born around October of 2007). Like most smaller rabbits Smokey would prefer an adult home or perhaps one with rabbit-savvy, gentle children 12 years and up. Smokey is spayed and ready for adoption.