Huckleberry


Huckleberry came to us as a stray that was found by a Good Samaritan. We do not know his past, but over time we have found out that he has severe dental disease with his molars. He needs to get his molars trimmed anywhere from every 1 to 3 months. Since they are his back teeth, removal of them has not been recommended at this time due to the difficulty of needing to remove the top and bottom of teeth and how deep his roots are. Huckleberry continues to live happily with his foster. He has learned to eat hay well and loves to play find it games with his pellets and treats. He’s a sweet, snuggly boy.

Phileap


Philleap is a sweet and gentle bunny who can be a little shy at first, especially in new situations. Once he feels comfortable, he enjoys attention and companionship. He has excellent litter box habits and a great appetite. Phil loves chewing on toys and especially enjoys puzzle toys that keep him entertained and engaged. While he hasn’t had much free roam experience yet, we think he would do very well in a bunny-proofed space where he can build confidence and explore at his own pace.

Murdock

Murdock, now Sherlock, is all settled into his forever home. Sherlock’s new bunny mom is head over heels about him and he brings her great comfort and joy. She says that he is the perfect bunny for her. Sherlock entertains her with his silly antics and purrs away when he is being brushed. Sherlock hopped into a wonderful new life!


Murdock, Bigwig’s brother, is another bunny who looks bigger than he really is. He’s best known for his enthusiastic box-flipping skills and his very healthy appetite!


Murdock is still learning that pets can be a good thing, so he’ll do best with a patient human who can give him time to build trust. We have a feeling that once he settles in, he’ll turn into quite the affectionate guy. He’s also completely fascinated with his bunny neighbors and loves keeping an eye on them.

Jojo


JoJo is a confident, silver-grey gentleman with incredibly soft, chinchilla-like fur and a sturdy, hearty build. At around 3–4 years old, he’s playful, curious, and fully himself.
He loves tossing and rearranging his toys, hopping onto the roof of his wooden house to survey his kingdom, and playing his favorite game of piling his toys into his water bowl. When he feels safe, he performs a full, dramatic flop — the ultimate sign of a happy bunny.
JoJo is fully litter trained and a great eater (hay, veggies, pellets). He enjoys chew toys and will need a properly bunny-proofed space. He communicates clearly and builds trust beautifully with calm, confident handling.