Bunny

Bunny had been living amongst several hotels and convenience stores over the last year south of Cedar Rapids. Everyone was feeding her but no one fixed her. After calls from concerned hotel guests, a volunteer went out and caught her. Upon examination by our veterinary, we found out she was nursing kittens. After searching but not finding her kittens, we released her. Thankfully, she led us immediately to them tucked away in a dumpster. We retrieved the kittens an recaptured Bunny bringing them all back to our Adoption Center.<br/>She is still unsure of people but likes to hang out with us.<br/>Indoor homes only unless the cat is part of our barn cat program. Home visits are required so we are limit adoptions to approximately 45 minutes from Cedar Rapids, IA. <br/>Iowa adoptions only -no out of state adoptions. <br/>Our Cedar Rapids adoption center is open by appointment only at this time. You may schedule an appointment on our Facebook page or website. Click "Book Now" for available days and times.

Bunny had been living amongst several hotels and convenience stores over the last year south of Cedar Rapids. Everyone was feeding her but no one fixed her. After calls from concerned hotel guests, a volunteer went out and caught her. Upon examination by our veterinary, we found out she was nursing kittens. After searching but not finding her kittens, we released her. Thankfully, she led us immediately to them tucked away in a dumpster. We retrieved the kittens an recaptured Bunny bringing them all back to our Adoption Center.
She is still unsure of people but likes to hang out with us.
Indoor homes only unless the cat is part of our barn cat program. Home visits are required so we are limit adoptions to approximately 45 minutes from Cedar Rapids, IA.
Iowa adoptions only -no out of state adoptions.
Our Cedar Rapids adoption center is open by appointment only at this time. You may schedule an appointment on our Facebook page or website. Click "Book Now" for available days and times.

Bunny had been living amongst several hotels and convenience stores over the last year south of Cedar Rapids. Everyone was feeding her but no one fixed her. After calls from concerned hotel guests, a volunteer went out and caught her. Upon examination by our veterinary, we found out she was nursing kittens. After searching but not finding her kittens, we released her. Thankfully, she led us immediately to them tucked away in a dumpster. We retrieved the kittens an recaptured Bunny bringing them all back to our Adoption Center.
She is still unsure of people but likes to hang out with us.
Indoor homes only unless the cat is part of our barn cat program. Home visits are required so we are limit adoptions to approximately 45 minutes from Cedar Rapids, IA.
Iowa adoptions only -no out of state adoptions.
Our Cedar Rapids adoption center is open by appointment only at this time. You may schedule an appointment on our Facebook page or website. Click "Book Now" for available days and times.