MEGAN

11/08/25 This group of bunnies were surrendered to the shelter from less than ideal housing situations. Megan and Opal seem to have lived together for most of their lives, but otherwise, they have all been kept separate. These buns have all been exposed to an upper respiratory infection and are receiving treatment. Romeo has been by far the most cuddly, while Juliet holds a close second. Megan and Opal don't quite understand why humans would want to hold them, and they are not very cooperative. These bunnies are in desperate need of some good husbandry! Plenty of hay, a measured amount of pelleted rabbit food, and plenty of appropriate chew toys will do wonders for them! If you are not familiar with rabbit care, we highly encourage doing some research prior to adopting. If you would like to meet any of these cute bunnies, please give us a call!

11/08/25 This group of bunnies were surrendered to the shelter from less than ideal housing situations. Megan and Opal seem to have lived together for most of their lives, but otherwise, they have all been kept separate. These buns have all been exposed to an upper respiratory infection and are receiving treatment. Romeo has been by far the most cuddly, while Juliet holds a close second. Megan and Opal don't quite understand why humans would want to hold them, and they are not very cooperative. These bunnies are in desperate need of some good husbandry! Plenty of hay, a measured amount of pelleted rabbit food, and plenty of appropriate chew toys will do wonders for them! If you are not familiar with rabbit care, we highly encourage doing some research prior to adopting. If you would like to meet any of these cute bunnies, please give us a call!

11/08/25 This group of bunnies were surrendered to the shelter from less than ideal housing situations. Megan and Opal seem to have lived together for most of their lives, but otherwise, they have all been kept separate. These buns have all been exposed to an upper respiratory infection and are receiving treatment. Romeo has been by far the most cuddly, while Juliet holds a close second. Megan and Opal don't quite understand why humans would want to hold them, and they are not very cooperative. These bunnies are in desperate need of some good husbandry! Plenty of hay, a measured amount of pelleted rabbit food, and plenty of appropriate chew toys will do wonders for them! If you are not familiar with rabbit care, we highly encourage doing some research prior to adopting. If you would like to meet any of these cute bunnies, please give us a call!