Category: Sanctuary Buns

Sanctuary Buns /

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.

Sanctuary Buns /

Oswaldo


Oswald or Oswaldo is a special bunny. He is always on the move and wants to know what is happening at all times while perched on top of his box. He is always hungry, but never gains weight since he never stops moving. Some say he has many of the same characteristics as a shark. Oswaldo is mostly a nice bunny, unfortunately he can also be bitey. His troubled past rears its ugly head from time to time which causes Oswald to act out sadly making him unadoptable. We love him anyway.

Sanctuary Buns /

Dottie

After years of struggling with a persistent respiratory infection, Dottie’s body ran out of steam.  She passed peacefully surrounded by Stephanie Lodge and friends.  We are thankful for all of the good years Dottie shared with her fellow bunny friends and humans.  She was truly a joy and could have been a poster bunny model for patience. She knew she was loved.

Raven and Dottie
Sanctuary for Dottie with Raven and Taffy

Our sanctuary rabbits require special love and care. Their home is with us at the sanctuary and they are not available for adoption. You can directly support these rabbits by sponsoring them.

Sanctuary Buns /

Kilian

Sadly Kilian passed away on Christmas day. Christmas Eve and he seemed off, so we started him on subcutaneous fluids, medicine and critical care. By Christmas morning, he was already gone. We are all so very sad about his passing. Although he was never a cuddly bunny, he was always nice. He never once bit us when we held him to trim his nails or groomed him – so soft and squishy. Thinking back to when we first took him in as a foster, he had changed so much once his diet improved. Binky free sweet marshmallow Kilian.