Elmo is a young boy from the Martinez rescue. This photo was taken when he was about 6 weeks old. Now at 3 months, hes lived his entire life in safety. A bunny should, when possible, stay with their Mama, continuing to nurse, till they are 8 weeks old. Bunnies who are separated from their mothers earlier than 8 weeks often suffer from life long health problems. We want Elmo to be a strong and healthy boy, so we kept him. He's now neutered and ready for a home of his own.

Currently Elmo lives with his siblings. Hes always lived with a large number of bunnies, about a hundred!!! and so he would probably enjoy a long EARED friend. Of course ALL bunnies start their lives as part of a litter and know from the beginning the joys of a bunny friend! Rabbits are social animals and blossom in the company of a friend.

Most rabbits are happier and healthier when living as pairs. They snuggle together, groom each other, play...

Elmo is a young boy from the Martinez rescue. This photo was taken when he was about 6 weeks old. Now at 3 months, hes lived his entire life in safety. A bunny should, when possible, stay with their Mama, continuing to nurse, till they are 8 weeks old. Bunnies who are separated from their mothers earlier than 8 weeks often suffer from life long health problems. We want Elmo to be a strong and healthy boy, so we kept him. He's now neutered and ready for a home of his own.

Currently Elmo lives with his siblings. Hes always lived with a large number of bunnies, about a hundred!!! and so he would probably enjoy a long EARED friend. Of course ALL bunnies start their lives as part of a litter and know from the beginning the joys of a bunny friend! Rabbits are social animals and blossom in the company of a friend.

Most rabbits are happier and healthier when living as pairs. They snuggle together, groom each other, play together and keep each other company while you are away at work or school. Rabbits give each other courage to face this confusing world. But Elmo is not bonded, so the choice is yours!!! To find out more about Elmo East Bay Rabbit Rescue.

To learn about our upcoming events or to see all of our rabbits available for adoption, click here for East Bay Rabbit Rescue.

Note: We only adopt to indoor homes. Your rabbit should be treated as an integral part of the family. No outdoor hutches. With good care and lots of love, rabbits can live to be 8-12 years old. We expect you to make a lifetime commitment to your rabbit(s). The primary caregiver must be a responsible adult.

Please contact us at East Bay Rabbit Rescue if you are interested in adopting!

For more information about House Rabbits and proper rabbit care, please visit the House Rabbit Society.