Mamma Mia

Mamma Mia and her five babies were dumped in a box at the City Shelter in June, 2011. Even though they are not lops, they all have huge, heavy ears that stand up and fall down depending on their activity. We met Mia at a big, outdoor adoption event (Pet-a-Palooza) and realized what a lovely, outgoing rabbit she was. Hundreds of dogs passed by and she never flinched. Her time was limited at the full shelter, so Mia was brought into a foster home where we have gotten to know her even better. She is not shy at all and settled into her space with three indoor cats just fine. Mia uses her litter box well and has not had any accidents outside of her pen. She loves to play and do acrobatics early in the morning and late evening around 9pm, but she will take a break to be petted any time. The only thing Mia loves more is food. You will not find a more enthusiastic rabbit at feeding time. She is afraid to be held, but Mia will melt into the floor and roll onto her side to be petted top to bottom. Mia will do well in a home with other pets and children if the adults are responsible for her day-to-day care. <br/><br/><br/><H3>Come and meet our fabulous foster rabbits!<HR> <br/>All rabbits are spayed/neutered (age permitting) and litter box trained. All rabbits are to be adopted to indoor homes only. Current bunny parents are encouraged to bring their rabbits to adoption clinics if they are interested in adopting a companion rabbit. Your rabbit must be spayed or neutered to be eligible to meet one of our fosters. HRS volunteers will be happy to help your bunny through that feisty first date. Everyone is welcome to stop by for conversation, problem-solving and free information!<BR><br/><BR><br/>Adoption, Information, Fur and Nail Trimming Clinics:<BR><br/>The second Saturday of each month we rotate between the following Petcos <br/>from 10:00 am and 3:00 pm (check our calendar to find our where we will be next!):<BR><br/><BR><br/>Arden Petco, 1878 Arden Way, (916) 923-1082<BR><br/>Fair Oaks Petco, 8840 Madison Ave., (916) 863-7387<BR><br/>Citrus Heights Petco, 6067 Greenback Lane, (916) 725-2556<BR><br/><br/><br/><BR><br/>*We are always prepared to trim nails during adoption day. If your bunny has matted fur, call our bunny line in advance (916-863-9690) to make arrangements for a fur makeover. Donations of $10 are appreciated!<BR><br/><BR><br/>Sacramento House Rabbit Society<BR><br/>The House Rabbit Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and finding loving homes for abandoned and unwanted rabbits. HRS is also committed to educating people about the unique nature and proper care of these wonderful, intelligent companion animals. Find out more about the Sacramento House Rabbit Society www.allearssac.org<BR> <br/><BR><br/>For additional information about rabbits, visit the national House Rabbit Society website at www.rabbit.org<BR>

Mamma Mia and her five babies were dumped in a box at the City Shelter in June, 2011. Even though they are not lops, they all have huge, heavy ears that stand up and fall down depending on their activity. We met Mia at a big, outdoor adoption event (Pet-a-Palooza) and realized what a lovely, outgoing rabbit she was. Hundreds of dogs passed by and she never flinched. Her time was limited at the full shelter, so Mia was brought into a foster home where we have gotten to know her even better. She is not shy at all and settled into her space with three indoor cats just fine. Mia uses her litter box well and has not had any accidents outside of her pen. She loves to play and do acrobatics early in the morning and late evening around 9pm, but she will take a break to be petted any time. The only thing Mia loves more is food. You will not find a more enthusiastic rabbit at feeding time. She is afraid to be held, but Mia will melt into the floor and roll onto her side to be petted top to bottom. Mia will do well in a home

Mamma Mia and her five babies were dumped in a box at the City Shelter in June, 2011. Even though they are not lops, they all have huge, heavy ears that stand up and fall down depending on their activity. We met Mia at a big, outdoor adoption event (Pet-a-Palooza) and realized what a lovely, outgoing rabbit she was. Hundreds of dogs passed by and she never flinched. Her time was limited at the full shelter, so Mia was brought into a foster home where we have gotten to know her even better. She is not shy at all and settled into her space with three indoor cats just fine. Mia uses her litter box well and has not had any accidents outside of her pen. She loves to play and do acrobatics early in the morning and late evening around 9pm, but she will take a break to be petted any time. The only thing Mia loves more is food. You will not find a more enthusiastic rabbit at feeding time. She is afraid to be held, but Mia will melt into the floor and roll onto her side to be petted top to bottom. Mia will do well in a home with other pets and children if the adults are responsible for her day-to-day care.

Come and meet our fabulous foster rabbits!

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All rabbits are spayed/neutered (age permitting) and litter box trained. All rabbits are to be adopted to indoor homes only. Current bunny parents are encouraged to bring their rabbits to adoption clinics if they are interested in adopting

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