Ladybug is a good girl who will never turn down a treat. She was born in foster care and is now ready to find her forever home. Although she is shy at times with her foster family she loves playing with her toys, exploring, and shredding her cardboard box. She is a very sweet, gentle and friendly rabbit.
Juniper wonders if you could be the family just for her?! After being born in foster care, Juniper is growing into a dainty and darling young lady! Though she can be bashful when making new friends, Juniper sure knows how to lure you in with her irresistible charm and silky white fur. This girly girl loves to accessorize, and she may request more treats by batting her ruby jewel eyes. Juniper enjoys playing with toys at her leisurely desire and cuddling with her humans by a warm cozy fire. This sincere and gentle girl promises to bring joy to your whole entire world!
Paulie is young and fun and wants to be friends with everyone. He is a happy little guy who will crawl all over you and wants to be part of the family at all times. He loves to explore and zoom through his tunnel during play time and can also be quite affectionate.
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.
Sam is a young New Zealand rabbit, aka REW (Ruby-eyed White), who is less than a year old. He was born into a litter of bunnies rescued by BHRS, along with his parents, Rosa and Steve. You can read more about his siblings and parents on the BHRS website. Sam is a shy, but very sweet bunny who just needs a quiet, loving home with someone who will be patient and let him ‘come out of his shell’ on his own terms. He is used to being around cats and lives next to his foster brother, Bunyan. Sam has amazing litter box habits and loves to nap in his hidey house after a good series of binkies and/or the ‘Bunny 500’.
Please contact Kyra Kester kkester@ohare.org
This bunny in HRS foster care needs a permanent home. All HRS rabbits are spayed/neutered, litterbox-trained, and socialized.
