Hi, my name is Bandit and my little brother is Sirius. We are two fun-loving, active young boys. We are sleek-coated black Havana house rabbits. While we have a nice foster home now, it didn't start out that way for us. At 18 days old we lost both our parents to a dog attack!* Thankfully a nice lady from Bunny Buddies bottle-fed us until we were old enough to eat solid rabbit food. We LOVE to greet our foster mom with bunny kisses. That's our way of saying give me a treat! While we both are pretty active, I would have to say my little brother Sirius is the most independent. He kind of thinks he's the boss! But that's okay. I'm a mama's boy and more laid back. I love getting lots of pets and attention. We have to be adopted together, because we are best buds. Won't you consider being our fur-ever home? *Bunny Buddies urges using caution when introducing other pets to rabbits. Even the most trusted cat or dog can cause harm to a fragile rabbit quickly and unexpectedly. Careful supervision should be standard during interactions. show less

Hi! My name is Charlotte and I am BFFs with Jenny. We were pulled from a local shelter where we were living for over one year! We are a sweet, bonded pair of bunnies who would love to be settled with a forever home of our own. xoxo show less

Hi! My name is Jenny and I am BFFs with Charlotte. We were pulled from a local shelter where we were living for over one year! We are a sweet, bonded pair of bunnies who would love to be settled with a forever home of our own. xoxo show less

Hi! My name is Moira Rose and I was found as a stray in a local neighborhood - when my owners were found, they said they didn't want me anymore.* :( I am an energetic, spunky little bunny looking for a forever home. If you're looking for an adorable bunny with loads of personality, I'm your girl! *Please understand that domestic rabbits have been selectively bred for centuries and cannot “revert to the wild.” They are an entirely different species from wild rabbits in North America. “Setting them free” is not only illegal—it is a death sentence for your bunny. show less

Hi, my name is Sirius and my big brother is Bandit. We are two fun-loving, active young boys. We are sleek-coated black Havana house rabbits. While we have a nice foster home now, it didn't start out that way for us. At 18 days old we lost both our parents to a dog attack!* Thankfully a nice lady from Bunny Buddies bottle-fed us until we were old enough to eat solid rabbit food. We LOVE to greet our foster mom with bunny kisses. That's our way of saying give me a treat! While we both are pretty active, I would have to say my I'm the more independent bun. I'm the boss! We have to be adopted together, because we are best buds. Won't you consider being our fur-ever home? *Bunny Buddies urges using caution when introducing other pets to rabbits. Even the most trusted cat or dog can cause harm to a fragile rabbit quickly and unexpectedly. Careful supervision should be standard during interactions. show less