Peanut

Peanut may have started life as a tiny little peanut, but at just 5 months old (born around late February 2026), he's already over 7 pounds—and still growing! This handsome boy is all ears, big feet, and an even bigger personality. <br/><br/>One of our rabbits that was taken in after surviving a fatal car accident, Peanut had a difficult beginning. However, he's embraced life with incredible resilience. He's happiest when he's zooming around, throwing joyful binkies, or flopping over for a well-earned nap. And when it's time to refuel? This growing boy never says no to a good meal!<br/><br/>While Peanut can still be startled by sudden noises or unfamiliar situations, his confidence grows a little more every day. He's quickly becoming what we lovingly call a "puppy rabbit"—curious, affectionate, and eager to be part of whatever you're doing.<br/><br/>Peanut has done well around cats and may enjoy having a bunny companion, though he'd also be happy soaking up all the attention himself. Because of his impressive size (and the fact that he's still growing!), he'll do best with a dedicated bunny room or a free-roam home. We're open to discussing how to set up multiple connected pens if that isn't an option. <br/><br/>If you're looking for a goofy, gentle giant who will fill your home with binkies, flops, and lots of love, Peanut is ready to hop right into your heart.<br/><br/>Peanut's adoption fee is $150. Adopters must be at least 18 years old.

Peanut may have started life as a tiny little peanut, but at just 5 months old (born around late February 2026), he's already over 7 pounds—and still growing! This handsome boy is all ears, big feet, and an even bigger personality.

One of our rabbits that was taken in after surviving a fatal car accident, Peanut had a difficult beginning. However, he's embraced life with incredible resilience. He's happiest when he's zooming around, throwing joyful binkies, or flopping over for a well-earned nap. And when it's time to refuel? This growing boy never says no to a good meal!

While Peanut can still be startled by sudden noises or unfamiliar situations, his confidence grows a little more every day. He's quickly becoming what we lovingly call a "puppy rabbit"—curious, affectionate, and eager to be part of whatever you're doing.

Peanut has done well around cats and may enjoy having a bunny companion, though he'd also be happy soaking up all the attention himself. Because of his impressive size (and the f

Peanut may have started life as a tiny little peanut, but at just 5 months old (born around late February 2026), he's already over 7 pounds—and still growing! This handsome boy is all ears, big feet, and an even bigger personality.

One of our rabbits that was taken in after surviving a fatal car accident, Peanut had a difficult beginning. However, he's embraced life with incredible resilience. He's happiest when he's zooming around, throwing joyful binkies, or flopping over for a well-earned nap. And when it's time to refuel? This growing boy never says no to a good meal!

While Peanut can still be startled by sudden noises or unfamiliar situations, his confidence grows a little more every day. He's quickly becoming what we lovingly call a "puppy rabbit"—curious, affectionate, and eager to be part of whatever you're doing.

Peanut has done well around cats and may enjoy having a bunny companion, though he'd also be happy soaking up all the attention himself. Because of his impressive size (and the fact that he's still growing!), he'll do best with a dedicated bunny room or a free-roam home. We're open to discussing how to set up multiple connected pens if that isn't an option.

If you're looking for a goofy, gentle giant who will fill your home with binkies, flops, and lots of love, Peanut is ready to hop right into your heart.

Peanut's adoption fee is $150. Adopters must b