Moonpie


Meet Moonpie! Moon is one of the cleanest buns her foster has housed to date. Although, she’s shy at first, once she comes out of her shell, she’s a sweetheart, who loves her leafy greens! She loves head scratches, is good for grooming, and enjoys her chew toys. If she’s not playing with chew toys she is snuggled up in her hidey house. Potential adopters should be aware that Angora rabbits like Moonpie require extensive grooming to maintain their beautiful coats and overall health. Regular brushing, coat trims, and professional grooming are essential to prevent matting and discomfort. This commitment to care involves both time and financial investment, so Moonpie’s adopter should be prepared to provide for her unique needs.

Please contact Amy Marshall amarshall@ohare.org
This bunny in HRS foster care needs a permanent home. All HRS rabbits are spayed/neutered, litterbox-trained, and socialized.

Shaggy


“Hip hop Hooray!! Shaggy, now Barry, found his hoppy ever after! He now resides with a wonderful family and his new best friend BunBun. What more could a bunny ask for?”


Zoinks! It’s Shaggy here! This sweet bun is searching for a new partner in crime. Some things Shaggy looks forward to doing with his new BFF include but are not limited to-seeking out the most fun toys to tamper with, sniffing out the tastiest treats to nibble on, and just sitting near his best buds to review any new mysteries or clues. Shaggy might take some time investigating his surroundings before diving into new adventures, but once he has deemed you his trusty sidekick, the sky is the limit for this boy!

Taffy

Taffy is just as sweet as her name! She is also a bit wacky like some Taffy! She is perpetually hungry and will run around waiting for her meals or a treat. Taffy has good litter box skills and eats well. Very well! While she can not be trusted entirely to not chew things, she does enjoy some free roam time, but must be supervised until she learns her environment. Taffy is one that will need good bunny-proofed areas for her to play. Her favorite non food thing is getting face scratches. She will sit entranced while her minions massage and scratch her face. Overall, Taffy is a very good bun and loves attention, often seeking it out. She has been around dogs, cats and older kids and isn’t phased by much.

Please contact Holly Turner hturner@ohare.org
This bunny in HRS foster care needs a permanent home. All HRS rabbits are spayed/neutered, litterbox-trained, and socialized.

George

Sweet boy George was adopted at the beginning of the year by Callie and her mom Jan in Brunswick! Congratulations Georgie!

George is a young, energetic bunny (under 1 year old) who was rescued as a stray in Brookpark. He’s playful, curious, and full of personality — always ready to explore his surroundings and interact with his people. George’s friendly nature makes him a great fit for a variety of homes, especially families looking for a fun and engaging companion. If you’re ready for a little ball of energy to brighten your days, George might be the perfect match!