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.
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.
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.
Andy is a mini-lop who is nearly ten years old. He came to our foster home in 2018 when his owner needed to move into assisted living. Andy was not neutered and we had to have that done when he was eight years old. Once healed from his neuter surgery, we bonded him to sanctuary bunny Jessica, another mini-lop of the same age. The pair lived together in harmony for only two short months before Jessica passed away in 2019. Andy is incontinent eighty-percent of the time and uses his litter box only occasionally. Andy lives on fleece padding to keep his fur dry and clean. We believe he has some arthritis in his back legs but other than that, he is a relatively happy and healthy bun. We have decided that it is best if he lives out his days in our sanctuary program.
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.
Kate came to us in 2017 as a stray. She was overweight and was having issues keeping her back-end clean. After Kate got down to a healthy weight, her hygiene issues continued and we noticed a number of digestive problems. That same year, Kate had surgery to repair a physical defect around her vent area. Today, Katie is a sweet and shy bunny who loves free time away from her pen for exploring. She’s very healthy but must stay on a restricted diet that consists mainly of high quality hay, limited greens, and absolutely no sugar. Because of her age and on-going heath issues, we are moving Kate from the adoptables into our sanctuary program.
Kate is a charming Harlequin mix with beautiful gray stripes in her white fur. She is social and likes to run around and explore.
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.