Cookie Dough and Dotty
Cookie Dough and Dotty arrived at the shelter on 7/1/23 and were adopted by a mother and son a few months later. However, when the son left for college, the mother returned them to the shelter, not wishing to keep them. Concerned they might become depressed or separated, we decided to rescue them. They are now secure and as happy as ever.
They are spayed females, a bonded pair we're adopting out together. Cookie Dough is the shy one, but she becomes quite playful when comfortable. Both she and Dotty enjoy playing. Dotty is the extrovert, brave and incredibly cute. She looks to be a not-so-dwarf Hotot, and we believe Cookie Dough may be an English Spot. We estimate Dotty to be 3 years old and Cookie Dough 5, though we're not certain. Their bond is strong and they are inseparable. They relish hay, fresh greens, and, naturally, fresh water, which they prefer to drink from bowls. Cardboard boxes are among their favorite things. We hope to find the perfect home for Cookie Dough and Dotty.
Please email us if you're interested in fostering or adopting.
Cookie Dough and Dotty arrived at the shelter on 7/1/23 and were adopted by a mother and son a few months later. However, when the son left for college, the mother returned them to the shelter, not wishing to keep them. Concerned they might become depressed or separated, we decided to rescue them. They are now secure and as happy as ever.
They are spayed females, a bonded pair we're adopting out together. Cookie Dough is the shy one, but she becomes quite playful when comfortable. Both she and Dotty enjoy playing. Dotty is the extrovert, brave and incredibly cute. She looks to be a not-so-dwarf Hotot, and we believe Cookie Dough may be an English Spot. We estimate Dotty to be 3 years old and Cookie Dough 5, though we're not certain. Their bond is strong and they are inseparable. They relish hay, fresh greens, and, naturally, fresh water, which they prefer to drink from bowls. Cardboard boxes are among their favorite things. We hope to find the perfect home for Cookie Dough and Dotty.
Please email us if you're interested in fostering or adopting.
Woody, Oakley, Binky and Bambi
Oakley and Woody arrived at the shelter on 6/12/23. Woody had formed a bond with another bunny, who was later transferred to a different shelter, leaving Woody in a state of depression after losing his companion. To prevent further distress, Woody was paired with Oakley, and we aimed to avoid separating them again. As the longest residents of the shelter, we also wanted to protect them from euthanasia. They share a synchronized and inseparable bond, making them an incredibly endearing and sweet duo.
Binky and Bambi are sisters and were in a shelter facing euthanasia due to their malnourished state and critical health. Fortunately, we were alerted through a post and arranged for a transporter to meet us halfway, which greatly facilitated the rescue the day before Thanksgiving. To prevent any potential illness from spreading, we initially isolated them. After two weeks, they showed no signs of sickness, so we integrated them with Woody and Oakley. Post-spaying, they are now happily munching on hay and fresh greens!
Oakley, a spayed female, is believed to be around 5 years old and is strikingly beautiful. She often becomes the center of attention and is thought to be a Dutch Mix. Woody, the alpha of the quad, is estimated to be 3 years old. Both Binky and Bambi are just over 2 years old. They all enjoy lounging in their box, running around and munching on hay. They eagerly anticipate their fresh greens and pellets. They prefer drinking from a bowl, which needs frequent changing. Spending just five minutes with them is sure to bring laughter. They cannot get enough of their toys, which they thoroughly enjoy.
Oakley and Woody arrived at the shelter on 6/12/23. Woody had formed a bond with another bunny, who was later transferred to a different shelter, leaving Woody in a state of depression after losing his companion. To prevent further distress, Woody was paired with Oakley, and we aimed to avoid separating them again. As the longest residents of the shelter, we also wanted to protect them from euthanasia. They share a synchronized and inseparable bond, making them an incredibly endearing and sweet duo.
Binky and Bambi are sisters and were in a shelter facing euthanasia due to their malnourished state and critical health. Fortunately, we were alerted through a post and arranged for a transporter to meet us halfway, which greatly facilitated the rescue the day before Thanksgiving. To prevent any potential illness from spreading, we initially isolated them. After two weeks, they showed no signs of sickness, so we integrated them with Woody and Oakley. Post-spaying, they are now happily munching on hay and fresh greens!
Oakley, a spayed female, is believed to be around 5 years old and is strikingly beautiful. She often becomes the center of attention and is thought to be a Dutch Mix. Woody, the alpha of the quad, is estimated to be 3 years old. Both Binky and Bambi are just over 2 years old. They all enjoy lounging in their box, running around and munching on hay. They eagerly anticipate their fresh greens and pellets. They prefer drinking from a bowl, which needs frequent changing. Spending just five minutes with them is sure to bring laughter. They cannot get enough of their toys, which they thoroughly enjoy.
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Anna
Anna was saved from a shelter where she was listed for euthanasia after coming in as a stray, necessitating immediate action. We rescued her within the next few days. Initially nervous, she has now become lively and joyful. She is spayed and in good health and has a hearty appetite. We adore her immensely; she is as charming as any bunny can be. Witnessing her transformation from her past to her present state is heartwarming. Our ultimate aim is to ensure she goes to a home where she can have daily outdoor time and human interaction.
She is estimated to be about 3 years old. She is now a widower since her husbun passed away and has no desire to bond with any other bunny. Anna is a very mature young lady, pretty and pristine and keeps her coat white as snow. Her cozy bed sits atop her box where she pretends she is the queen of carrots.
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Nicole Kidbun
Nicole Kidbun was saved from a mobile home park after a girl contacted us, telling us she was thrown from a car window. Preferring not to send her to a shelter, we immediately went to retrieve her. On arrival, we observed her broken-tipped ear, which doesn't seem to trouble her. After being spayed, she's now content and healthy. Her high-strung nature only adds to her charm! She has an irresistible love for fresh greens, twitching delightfully as she munches on them. Indeed, she is a stunning bunny!
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Nutmeg & Sir Hopsalot
Nutmeg, a bunny who was taken to the animal shelter. Her previous owner claimed she was aggressive and had bitten her, which nearly led to her being euthanized, as she could only be adopted by a rescue group. We discovered she was at risk and rescued her, expecting to face aggression and trust issues. However, we quickly learned that Nutmeg is incredibly sweet. She's affectionate, playfully energetic, and adores being around people. It's heartbreaking to think she was almost put down because of her former owner's lie. Now, she's joyfully living with us and is on her way to finding a permanent home.
Nutmeg is a spirited little gem. She resembles a potato and is a petite lady with a grand attitude. Her favorite treat is lettuce. She adores her tiny condo, especially lounging on its roof. She even has a teddy bear that she enjoys tossing into her hay tube. She's sure to bring laughter into your home and would be the ideal bunny for your family if you have a fondness for the feisty ones! Her husbun Sir Hopsalot was found in someone's front yard fending for himself. Some very kind people took him in but realized they couldn't care for him the way he needed. They called us after about 2 months and asked if we could take him. Of course we took him. He is an old fella with a few lumps and bumps, but it doesn't stop his wild behavior. He still binkies like crazy and gets the zoomies. One of his favorite things to do is bask in the sun. It feels good on his old bones. He has become very fond of Miss Nutmeg and they have become quiet the couple. He is very much the more timid of the two.
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Elsa
Elsa was rescued from a shelter as she came in as a stray. She was obviously dumped. Elsa is a spayed female with a distinct personality. She mostly maintains a clean living space and adores a teddy bear that matches her size. She's often seen licking it. Her affection extends to cardboard boxes and hay—she absolutely loves hay. Elsa is affectionate yet can be quite judgmental. Nonetheless, she's utterly charming. It's endearing how toys frequently end up in her water dish, embodying the essence of an 'innocent soul.'
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