Lindsay (now Easter) has a “wonderful” new home with the Wunder family of Port Clinton.
Lindsay is an active girl with beautiful markings on her paws, ears, and tail. She is outgoing and enjoys running around and climbing on you. Just like a young bunny, she doesn’t sit still and is off for another adventure.
This bunny in BHRS foster care needs a permanent home. All BHRS rabbits are spayed/neutered, litterbox-trained, and socialized.
Charcoal (Charlie), now Oliver, has a wonderful forever home with Megan Kleinert and family.
This is Charcoal (AKA Charlie or Chaz). Charcoal is such a sweet and gentle bunny. He is a small Lionhead mix. He never struggles against being picked up. He will snuggle with you for a while and let you hold him. Charlie is an all-around good guy and would make an exceptional addition to your family.
This bunny in BHRS foster care needs a permanent home. All BHRS rabbits are spayed/neutered, litterbox-trained, and socialized.
Sahara is the center of attention in her new home with Grace DeLong. When she’s not exploring her spiffy condo, she’s soaking up love and cuddles on a favorite lap.
Meet Sahara! This goofy bundle of cuteness has a mighty personality to match her lionhead looks. Dumped at an apartment complex in Athens, Sahara was rescued by dedicated animal lovers who finally corralled her when she took refuge on a metal shelf beneath the radiator of their car. How this 4 lb. bunny was able to survive on her own surrounded by dogs, cats, cars, and wild predators is anyone’s guess. Sahara’s age is unknown, but her excellent health and speedy recovery from her spay suggest she’s a young adult. Calm for a small bun, Sahara loves pets and lap time and will really warm up to you once you’ve earned her trust.
We’re happy to announce long-time foster bunny Carmen has finally found her forever home with the Marcello family. Carmen has adapted very quickly to her new home. Congratulations Elizabeth, Julie, and Jacob!
Carmen was found in Cincinnati with Woodruff and other bunnies loose in a neighborhood. She absolutely thrives on human and animal interaction. She is younger, under two years, and a perfectly healthy, happy bunny. Her interests include head pets, fresh hay, and other animals. We found out recently she loves cats. Just seeing her silly head shakes and binkies will bring a smile to your face. See more pix of Carmen below and watch Carmen in action on YouTube.
