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Adoptable Rabbits:

(last updated on March 3, 2008)


Adoptable Rabbits from H.A.R.E.

If you're interested in meeting a particular bunny or in arranging a "blind date" for your resident bunny,
Please
Email H.A.R.E. or call our Miami-Dade County Rabbit Bunline at (305) 666-BUNN.

We always recommend that first-time bunny "parents" adopt a pair, rather than a single. Two can entertain each other while you're away at work. A bonded pair is twice the love, and twice the entertainment!

JASMINE

Jasmine is a beautiful charcoal-blue Dutch bunny with smarts and attitude! She managed to survive the mean streets of a dog- and cat-intensive neighborhood, and--though she weighs less than four pounds--she's a Force of Nature. Jazzy is outgoing and affectionate, thrives on attention, and loves to be stroked. Her litterbox habits are excellent. This attention-loving girl would do best in an adult home with lots of room to run.

PAAVA

This picture was snapped in one of the rare moments when this playful, wee cocoa dwarf was actually relaxing on top of a chair where she'd just jumped up. To watch her race and play, you'd never know she was missing one hind leg, because she does just fine without it! She came to us with a horribly mangled, infected right hind foot that the vet just could not save, but she actually seemed relieved to be rid of it right after the surgery. Bad memories gone: she's fully recovered and very healthy.
Paava is very small, very sweet and loves to be stroked. She's spayed, of course, and has very good litterbox habits. She'd do well with a gentle mate to cuddle. Could she be your boy bunny's Dream Gal?

GUS and MOLLY (a.k.a. The Gummies)

These adorable, polite dwarf bunnies have lost their home three times for sad reasons ("allergic kid," "don't have time to care for them", etc.), and really need a place that they can call a Forever Home. They have excellent litterbox habits, are sweet and cuddly, and adore each other.
Gus has no incisors (we are not sure why!), but he's in perfect health. In exchange for your cutting up his fresh salad food into bite-sized pieces, he won't chew your furniture or electical cords. Because he can't. (Still, he can handle pellets and hay without any problems at all.)
These are special, lovely bunnies who need a special, lovely person to care for them always. Will that be you?


MERRY MACK

Mack was found grazing in an oily parking lot of a hospital for the criminally insane (to use a politically incorrect term), and was nothing but a greasy little bag of bones.
Despite his rough start, he is a sweetheart who loves to be cuddled and petted, has great litterbox habits, and will dance into your heart if he has a little space.
He's in the process of bonding with sweet, intelligent Holly (not yet pictured), so he comes with the perfect mate, too!


Broward Avian and Exotic Animal Hospital

Please link to Broward Avian and Exotic Animal Hospital to see who's available for adoption at the moment. Beautiful bunnies, and great veterinary care for your rabbit! Give them a call at (954) 968-7171.


Key Largo Animal Shelter

MADDIE
Maddie is a pretty little white rabbit with ruby eyes. For more information on how to adopt her, please contact Key Largo Animal Shelter.

MACY
Macy is is a Dwarf Hotot with those pretty "Maybelline Eyes". For more information on how to adopt her, please contact Key Largo Animal Shelter.

MARVIN
Marvin is a black Dutch boy with loads of personality. For more information on how to adopt him, please contact Key Largo Animal Shelter.

MILTON
Milton is another handsome Dutch boy, almost a matching bookend for Marvin. For more information on how to adopt him, please contact Key Largo Animal Shelter.


Found Strays in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties

When H.A.R.E. does not have space for a found foster bunny (which is often, given the number of dumped bunnies in southern Florida), a kindly person will sometimes agree to foster the rabbit until he or she is adopted. The bunnies in this section are such bunnies. All have been spayed or neutered at the expense of their kindly rescuers. If you are interested in adopting, please contact the person in the bunny's "bio" directly.


How Do I Adopt a Bunny from H.A.R.E.?

If you are interested in adopting any of the bunnies being fostered by H.A.R.E., please
email H.A.R.E. for the quickest reply, or call our Rabbit Hopline at (305) 666-BUNN. If you really want to get things moving right away, please download and complete our ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE, (required for all potential adoptions) and email it back to us.


Wildlife Care Center Bunnies

In addition to the bunnies you see here, there are many wonderful abandoned rabbits needing homes at the Wildlife Care Center in Fort Lauderdale, FL. All are spayed or neutered before adoption. If you would like to inquire about adopting a Wildlife Care Center Bunny (or two or six), please contact the WCC directly at (954) 524-4302.
To offer your services as a volunteer at the WCC, call the volunteer line at (954) 524-7864.

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