Guinea Pig & Rat Adoptions
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Privately Rescued Rabbits
Available for Adoption in Southern California
It is HIGHLY recommended 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: 11/7/2011
Rabbits shown below have been rescued, independently, by individuals who have provided the rabbits with a safe haven, proper care, spay/neuter and medical attention. Though they cannot keep the bunnies, these individuals have taken every step to ensure they have gotten the proper care and now they are seeking new, loving homes for the rabbits they have rescued. To learn more about any of these bunnies, use the contact information provided in each listing. An adoption interview and fee will be required.
Please note: Including a rescue group or independent rescue volunteer in this site does not imply that Cats & Rabbits & More or any other group on this website endorses or is even familiar with the operating policies of the rescue groups or individuals involved. We intend only to make specialized resources known throughout the rescue world.
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I found this bunny at our community condo pool. I posted flyers in our community and the owner responded by phone and said he "released the bunny into the wild to be with all of the other wild bunnies", then he hung up. Please contact Lori at 858-699-0458. |
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Sugar: female, intact, 6 months old (older than pictured here), New Zealand White?
Pretty Sugar is a nice bunny looking for a new home. Her family does not have enough time for her with their busy job schedules. She was found by her family who does not really have the time and space to properly care for her.
Sugar is litter box trained but not yet spayed. She has been seen by a vet and declared healthy and ready for adoption.
She's about 6 months old, friendly, active, and sweet. She recently visited Bunnyfest and was the big winner in the Dragon Races. (Add'l photos will be posted soon.)
Sugar would do well with an active family who wants a young, active bunny. She would do well with kids and is probably fine with gentle cats and dogs.
If you are interested in Sugar, please contact:
Desiree' Sterling; phone: 619-518-8740; email: desiree@whitelotuschi.com
Please contact Desiree if you are interested in adopting Sugar.
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Noodles and Hopper: We are beautiful sisters looking for a home! We are a bonded pair, spayed, and litter box trained. We are sweet, curious, and love to do joyful bunny jumps when let out of our cage. We are about 3 ½ years old and in excellent health. We have been around kids (ages 8+). $50 rehoming fee includes: x-pen with base and optional cover, wood bunny cottage, litter box and water bowl, carrying cage.
Contact: Kaja at kaja372@gmail.com; 760-822-1768
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Ruby & Ruthie These two New Zealand white rabbits are sisters. They are about 10 months old and full of energy. They are quite large and very soft. They are very bonded so need to be adopted together. It is so cute how they groom eachother and cuddle. The bigger sister is sweet and loves to be pet, while the other one is more shy. They need to go home with someone who will let them out of their cage at least once a day to stretch their long legs. If you are interested in adopting them, they can be found on http://pbrsd.com under Adoptables. Their names are Ruby and Ruthie, and you only have to fill out one application for the both of them. If you have any other questions you can email me: laurenbenwell@gmail.com
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Terri is a 2-year-old Hotot mix (spayed female). She is gorgeous with a silky white coat, blue eyes, and gray "eye shadow" around her eyes. She is a small bunny and very healthy. She has a lot of exuberant, playful energy and LOVES running, jumping, and playing chase and tag with you, especially in the backyard. When she's done playing, she loves to hop into your lap and watch t.v. with you. However, Terri can be aggressive and sometimes gets overly excited and bites for attention. Therefore, Terri is not recommended for a home with children and should only be adopted by someone with experience with a bunny with this sort of personality. Terri will need someone with a lot of patience who is willing to work with her on calming her down. If you are interested in adopting Terri, please contact Debra at: debraskibun@yahoo.com.
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Marcie *** Spayed female Dutch, medium size, black and white, about 3 years old.
Like most Dutch rabbits Marcie is active, intelligent and curious. Since she spent the first part of her life in a small confined cage, she very much dislikes cages. She greatly enjoys her large pen that affords her the space to move about freely, play in and on boxes, and do bunny dances. She loves to nap on top of her boxes and survey her world. She has grown more trusting of humans and loves to be petted.
Marcie enjoys her periodic treats of parsley, carrot tops, and a papaya nibble and her new family would do well to not be too generous with goodies. Despite her active nature she will easily put on weight if fed too many goodies. She is in excellent health with a diet of mostly timothy hay with some oat hay and veggies.
Marcie can get nippy so an adult only home is desired for this special girl. If you are a first time bunny owner be prepared to learn about these special bunnies before committing to a relationship. Intelligent bunnies like Marcie excel at training their people if allowed to do so, but will happily submit to anyone willing to take the reigns.
***If you'd like to meet Marcie please contact her foster mom, Debra, at debraskibun@yahoo.com***
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Yams is a stray that was found in an alley. He weighs 3.6 lbs., and is litter box trained. Yams is happy, calm, gentlemanly, and loving. He likes head rubs and making forts with grocery bags.
Yams’s left eye was affected by E.Cuniculi causing him to lose sight. However, the E.Cuniculi issue has been resolved, and he remains healthy and happy.
If you can provide a loving and safe forever home, we’d love to hear from you. Adoption application, fee, and home inspection are required. A pen or large cage is required and used supplies may be available for a small fee. Please contact Dave at 818-572-5754 or mail@SaveYams.com. More information is available at www.SaveYams.com.
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Flo (harlequin) and Thumper (mini lop) are about 3 years old. They are my daughter's pets but she is off to college and I have to travel often; they need a caring family. They are not bonded so can go to separate homes. Please contact BillGookin@aol.com. |
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