Gladys

Gladys has been in and out of the shelter for over a year. She was found in Morgan Monroe State Forest with her mate, Richard, in February of 2025. A month later, Gladys gave birth to their many children. She then went into a lovely foster home to safely raise her babies. Richard, who had to stay behind, struggled for months due to the loss of his companion and family. Finally, after 79 days, he was adopted to a home with another companion, which we are so thankful for. Gladys returned with her children 11 days later. All her children were adopted, and she was adopted briefly twice, and returned due to no fault of her own; just different life circumstances. After a long journey, Gladys is looking for a place to rest her beautiful bunny head. Could you be the one to give her the forever home she desperately deserves?

Gladys has been in and out of the shelter for over a year. She was found in Morgan Monroe State Forest with her mate, Richard, in February of 2025. A month later, Gladys gave birth to their many children. She then went into a lovely foster home to safely raise her babies. Richard, who had to stay behind, struggled for months due to the loss of his companion and family. Finally, after 79 days, he was adopted to a home with another companion, which we are so thankful for. Gladys returned with her children 11 days later. All her children were adopted, and she was adopted briefly twice, and returned due to no fault of her own; just different life circumstances. After a long journey, Gladys is looking for a place to rest her beautiful bunny head. Could you be the one to give her the forever home she desperately deserves?

Gladys has been in and out of the shelter for over a year. She was found in Morgan Monroe State Forest with her mate, Richard, in February of 2025. A month later, Gladys gave birth to their many children. She then went into a lovely foster home to safely raise her babies. Richard, who had to stay behind, struggled for months due to the loss of his companion and family. Finally, after 79 days, he was adopted to a home with another companion, which we are so thankful for. Gladys returned with her children 11 days later. All her children were adopted, and she was adopted briefly twice, and returned due to no fault of her own; just different life circumstances. After a long journey, Gladys is looking for a place to rest her beautiful bunny head. Could you be the one to give her the forever home she desperately deserves?