Like a beautiful spring flower, it won’t take too long for Tulip to brighten your day! Tulip is an intelligent, gentle, and sweet-mannered bun. Her love is timeless, and she promises to provide unlimited ‘hoppiness’ to the family that gives her a safe, caring, forever home. Tulip might take some time to adjust to new surroundings, but once she is comfortable, she will blossom into the confident, elegant lady that she is!
Clover is quickly approaching one year after being born in a foster home. She’s a ball of spunk, whose heart will be won over by whoever has the most treats for this sweet pea! She accepts any and all rabbit-safe food offerings.
She’s liter boxed trained and free roam time is her favorite time! (Next to treat or salad time, of course!)
Enrichment: loves cardboard cat houses, and chewing on willow wood!
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.
Meet DJ and Reggie, two adorable little brothers in search of their forever home! Born on January 17, 2024, to their sweet mama Dorothy (a former stray), these bonded boys are expected to stay on the smaller side. While they’re a bit shy at first, we’re confident their playful personalities will blossom once they settle in and become the stars of your household.
Please contact Stephanie Lodge slodge@ohare.org 216-571-1088
This bunny in HRS foster care needs a permanent home. All HRS rabbits are spayed/neutered, litterbox-trained, and socialized.
Banana is litter box trained and is a very clean bun. Even when roaming around the living room, she never has an accident. She loves romaine lettuce for breakfast and can be picky about other greens, fruits and veggies. She has quite a bit of sass to her and enjoys her personal space but she has started to warm up to us and initiate attention. She seems to enjoy the company of the cat and dogs. Her favorite toy is brown paper packing material rolled into balls. She tosses those around endlessly. She would probably thrive in a free roam situation or one with more opportunities to be out and about.
