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***RABBITS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION***
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| Amber |
Sweet Amber loves to be petted and can't wait to find her forever home. She is
available for immediate adoption at the Petco Lomas.
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| Hannah |
Hannah the Dutch bunny loves to explore and would make anyone a wonderful pet.
Please go visit her at Petco Lomas.
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| Apollo |
Apollo is a fun loving boy who is hoping to have a chance to be the great house bunny he
knows he can be! He is currently available for immediate adoption at the Petco Westside store on Old Airport Road and hopes
you can give him a chance to have his very own home and maybe even a girl to share it with! He is still working on his litter
box skills, but is making good progress!
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| Nicholas |
Nicholas has to be the softest bunny in the West! Your fingers get lost
in his fur as you pet him. Nicky (as his foster Mom calls him) is working to overcome a bit of shyness. She reports he is
like a sponge soaking up all the attention he is getting from her. He is sure a winner in the cute department! Wouldn't you
like to snuggle with Nicholas? Please contact us for more information on this adorable bunny.
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| Patch |
Patches is very sweet and the girl that grooms for Petco mentioned that Patch
enjoys
watching them groom the dogs through the window. She is very
curious and a nice bunny for a first time bunny parent. Patches
is available for immediate adoption at the Petco Westside on Old Airport Road.
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| Rosie and Lily |
Rosie and Lily were found in a dumpster in Las Cruces. They were brought to the shelter and we were able to rescue them
from there. They have been through a lot together and have found a great temporary home in foster care! They will need to
be adopted together and are looking for a home that they can call their own forever! Bonded bunnies must never be separated.
Check our link for more information about the joy of living with a bonded pair! If you have never experienced it, you don’t
know love: http://www.rabbit.org/journal/3-8/rabbits-in-the-plural.html .
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| Boo |
Boo is a little shy but with a loving home would become more confident. He is such a cutie! Wouldn't you love
to cuddle up with him? Please contact Bill Velasquez at 292-6030 or bill@rabbit.org for more information on this bunny in
foster care.
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| Dudley |
Dudley barely escaped. He was in line to be euthanized because of his malocclusion.
Sometimes a bunny has teeth that don’t fit together perfectly. The upside is that he can’t chew baseboards, cords,
furniture, etc.! The only down side is that he will need to get his teeth trimmed periodically. No worry, just bring him to
one of our periodic adoption events and one of our friendly volunteers will help!! Dudley is in foster care currently - contact
Bill Velasquez at bill@rabbit.org for more information.
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| Gracie and the Bear |
Gracie and the Bear are a playful loving couple that enjoy lounging around
the house and snuggling with each other. They are calm and relaxed lop and half
lop bunnies who recently lost their home. They would love to find a place where
they can feel safe and know that thy will be loved forever. This is a male female
bonded pair and they must be adopted together. They are currently in foster care. Contact Bill at 292-6030 or bill@rabbit.org for more information about how these two can warm your heart and your home.
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| Molly and Muffin |
Molly and Muffin are lucky girls. Our Santa Fe volunteer saw their potential and has taken them under her wing to work
with them and encourage them to become the wonderful house bunny pair that we all know they can be. They have made huge improvements in their social skills and are eagerly waiting for a loving family to adopt
them and continue to mentor them as they blossom. Because this pair is in Santa
Fe, extra time is needed to bring them to Albuquerque for introductions. This
can usually only happen on weekends. Please contact Bill at 292-6030 or
bill@rabbit.org for more information about how these two can warm your heart and your home.
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| Bonded Pair Elmer & Elsie |
Elmer and Elsie arrived at the ABQ shelter together but lost each other once there.
They ended up in separate cages and were all set to be adopted out as singles until one of our members figured out they were
a bonded pair. These two love each other like only two bonded bunnies can and they must be adopted together. Check our link for
more information about the joy of living with a bonded pair: http://www.rabbit.org/journal/3-8/rabbits-in-the-plural.html Elmer and Elsie are currently in foster care mending from their spay/neuter
surgeries but will soon be at Petco. Please contact Bill Velasquez at 292-6030 or bill@rabbit.org for more information.
***RABBITS AVAILABLE FROM THE ALBUQUERQUE CITY SHELTER***
To learn more about these rabbits, please go to http://www.cabq.gov/pets. Enter "other animal" in the search function and use the rabbit's ID number to find
out their status.
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| Bingo |
Bingo has captured everyone's attention with her calm manner and beautiful face. Can you offer her your heart? Bingo's
shelter ID is A1560548 and she is litter box trained and spayed.
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| Stanley |
Stanley is a gorgeous black bunny with white mittens on each foot. His markings
are very attractive and very unusual - he looks like a cat with large ears! Stanley's shelter number is A1560986 and he is
litter box trained and neutered.
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