Kanga (bonded to Piglet)

These babies were born on April 20, 2026, after their pregnant mom was rescued as a stray in Jacksonville. All of the babies are now thriving in their own foster homes. <br/><br/>The babies will remain in foster care until they're old enough to be spayed and neutered at around 6 months of age (late September to early October 2026).<br/><br/>They are currently available through our Foster-to-Adopt Program. Bebette's Bunny Rescue covers all approved veterinary care, including their spay/neuter surgery, microchip, and fecal test. Once they're medically cleared, foster families have the first opportunity to officially adopt their foster bunny. If they choose not to adopt, the rabbit will return to the rescue to be matched with an approved adopter.<br/><br/>As they continue to grow, their personalities will become even more apparent, making it easier to find the perfect forever home.<br/><br/>If you're interested in fostering to adopt one of these babies, we'd love to hear from you! Please complete our foster application.

These babies were born on April 20, 2026, after their pregnant mom was rescued as a stray in Jacksonville. All of the babies are now thriving in their own foster homes.

The babies will remain in foster care until they're old enough to be spayed and neutered at around 6 months of age (late September to early October 2026).

They are currently available through our Foster-to-Adopt Program. Bebette's Bunny Rescue covers all approved veterinary care, including their spay/neuter surgery, microchip, and fecal test. Once they're medically cleared, foster families have the first opportunity to officially adopt their foster bunny. If they choose not to adopt, the rabbit will return to the rescue to be matched with an approved adopter.

As they continue to grow, their personalities will become even more apparent, making it easier to find the perfect forever home.

If you're interested in fostering to adopt one of these babies, we'd love to hear from you! Please complete our foster application.

These babies were born on April 20, 2026, after their pregnant mom was rescued as a stray in Jacksonville. All of the babies are now thriving in their own foster homes.

The babies will remain in foster care until they're old enough to be spayed and neutered at around 6 months of age (late September to early October 2026).

They are currently available through our Foster-to-Adopt Program. Bebette's Bunny Rescue covers all approved veterinary care, including their spay/neuter surgery, microchip, and fecal test. Once they're medically cleared, foster families have the first opportunity to officially adopt their foster bunny. If they choose not to adopt, the rabbit will return to the rescue to be matched with an approved adopter.

As they continue to grow, their personalities will become even more apparent, making it easier to find the perfect forever home.

If you're interested in fostering to adopt one of these babies, we'd love to hear from you! Please complete our foster application.