Brownie & Labubu

Meet Brownie, this cutie pie was rescued from the side of the road. He’s shy but once he starts getting pets he turns into an ham. He’s a neutered and bonded with his mate Labubu.<br/><br/>Please click on the link to apply!<br/><br/>Why Adopt a Bonded Pair?<br/>Bonded bunnies are happiest together. Rabbits are highly social animals, and a bonded pair provides constant companionship, comfort, and security that humans simply can’t replace. Bonded bunnies groom each other, nap together, play, and help reduce stress and boredom—especially when their humans are away. Adopting an already-bonded pair also saves adopters the time, stress, and uncertainty of attempting a bond themselves. They have a deep, proven bond, and keeping them together allows them to continue thriving emotionally and socially in their forever home. Apply to these two today!<br/><br/>Adoption Requirements:<br/><br/>1. Must be 18 years of age or older.<br/><br/>2. Must have a current state-approved identification card or driver’s license.<br/><br/>3. Must not be banned from future adoptions as a result of a court order.<br/><br/>4. If renting, must provide a pet addendum.<br/><br/>5. Must provide details of the bunny’s living situation (cages and hutches are not permitted).<br/><br/>6. Applicants may be subject to a home check and must pass an adoption screening.<br/><br/>7. Must pay an adoption fee of $150.<br/><br/>8. If a current bunny owner, must provide proof of sterilization and RHDV2 vaccination for existing rabbits<br/><br/><br/>Disclaimer: Filling out an application does not guarantee that the adoption will be approved.<br/><br/>While we try to respond immediately- we are a small Rescue operation, with limited staffing.<br/><br/>Please allow up to 24-48 business hours for us to respond.

Meet Brownie, this cutie pie was rescued from the side of the road. He’s shy but once he starts getting pets he turns into an ham. He’s a neutered and bonded with his mate Labubu.

Please click on the link to apply!

Why Adopt a Bonded Pair?
Bonded bunnies are happiest together. Rabbits are highly social animals, and a bonded pair provides constant companionship, comfort, and security that humans simply can’t replace. Bonded bunnies groom each other, nap together, play, and help reduce stress and boredom—especially when their humans are away. Adopting an already-bonded pair also saves adopters the time, stress, and uncertainty of attempting a bond themselves. They have a deep, proven bond, and keeping them together allows them to continue thriving emotionally and socially in their forever home. Apply to these two today!

Adoption Requirements:

1. Must be 18 years of age or older.

2. Must have a current state-approved identification card or driver’s license.

3. Must not b

Meet Brownie, this cutie pie was rescued from the side of the road. He’s shy but once he starts getting pets he turns into an ham. He’s a neutered and bonded with his mate Labubu.

Please click on the link to apply!

Why Adopt a Bonded Pair?
Bonded bunnies are happiest together. Rabbits are highly social animals, and a bonded pair provides constant companionship, comfort, and security that humans simply can’t replace. Bonded bunnies groom each other, nap together, play, and help reduce stress and boredom—especially when their humans are away. Adopting an already-bonded pair also saves adopters the time, stress, and uncertainty of attempting a bond themselves. They have a deep, proven bond, and keeping them together allows them to continue thriving emotionally and socially in their forever home. Apply to these two today!

Adoption Requirements:

1. Must be 18 years of age or older.

2. Must have a current state-approved identification card or driver’s license.

3. Must not be banned from future adoptions as a result of a court order.

4. If renting, must provide a pet addendum.

5. Must provide details of the bunny’s living situation (cages and hutches are not permitted).

6. Applicants may be subject to a home check and must pass an adoption screening.

7. Must pay an adoption fee of $150.

8. If a current bunny owner, must pr