Da Berz

Kit and Bear (affectionately known as "Da Berz" were two of 45 rabbits found stuffed into three little cages where they had probably been born and lived their entire lives. There were dead baby rabbits trampled underfoot, and the situation was beyond appalling. These little sweeties are--understandably--a little bit shy at first. But they would blossom in a home where they could run free, especially with lots of safe, supervised outdoor time in a predator-proofed yard. They've certainly earned their freedom. Will it be in your home?

ERIK and INGE

This adorable "salt and pepper shaker" pair was found among more than 40 other rabbits all crammed into three small cages. There were dead baby rabbits trampled underfoot, and the poor bunnies barely had room to move. Despite their hard beginning, these two bunnies are healthy and wonderful. Erik (the white Himalayan) is very sweet and loves to be stroked. Inge (the silky black one) is a bit more shy, but as long as Erik tells her things are okay, she's willing to give humans a chance to love her. Their litterbox habits are very good, and they need a place where they have plenty of room to run.

BORIS

BoBo was found dumped in an alley behind a pet store on Calle Ocho. Why? Because he was "broken." Boris has congenital (i.e., he was born with it) hip dysplasia, which causes his legs to splay out to the sides. But he doesn't know there's anything "wrong" with him: he runs like the wind, and looks like a little paddle boat as he speeds around, deftly negotiating any obstacle! He is very sweet and affectionate, and has good box habits. Though one of his litterboxes is strictly for napping. This is a very special, adorable boy who would do well in a home with people who understand that what may look like a handicap isn't a problem for this littel trooper!