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Welcome to the Four Corners Bunnies web site! Scroll down to see our wonderful rabbits available for adoption in New Mexico. On the left sidebar you can find information on a line of knitting patterns and booklets you can buy to help out pet rabbit rescue. If you're looking for a rabbit to adopt in Colorado, please check out the Colorado HRS web site.
 
The New Mexico members of the House Rabbit Society now have a Petfinder page. Please go to http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/NM110.html to see all the rabbits for adoption and read some success stories from rabbits who've found good homes.
 
The Albuquerque Petco stores on Lomas on the east side and Old Airport Road on the west side now have spayed/neutered and microchipped rabbits available for adoption courtesy of the shelters at Albuquerque Animal Control . Please visit these bunnies to help socialize them and also please thank Petco for providing this invaluable service! The adoption fee for the rabbits will go to the House Rabbit Society.
 
UPCOMING ALBUQUERQUE RABBIT ADOPTATHON AT PETCO! Find a bunny to love or donate to help out another shelter rabbit. Our next adoptathon will be Saturday, August 2, 2008 from 10 am to 2 pm at the Albuquerque Petco on 10700 Lomas NE. There will be several breeds and sizes of rabbits available for adoption; an adoption fee of $99 is required. Stop by and talk to some experienced bunny people.

***RABBITS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION***

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Booger

Booger came to us with this name, and he hopes he gets adopted real fast so that he can have a proper forever home name.  He is available for adoption at the Petco Westside store on Old Airport Road.  We don’t know much about him except that he was rescued from a kind stranger’s back yard where he was a stray getting in to the vegetable garden. For more information about this wonderful bunny, please contact Bill Velasquez at bill@rabbit.org .

 

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Willow

Willow is a beautiful adult girl who will settle into your arms and lap within a few minutes of meeting you!  She's a very curious girl, but she knows where the love and affection is and always comes back for more!  She is currently at Petco Westside on Old Airport Road.  To find out more about this lovely girl, please contact Kerrie Bushway at (505) 400-8626 or via email at kbushway@gmail.com.

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Lillian and Dorothy

Lillian and Dorothy are two of a litter that was born to bunnies who had irresponsible humans that did not get their bunnies fixed. A volunteer was kind enough to take these babies in and is working with them to help them grow and become good house rabbits. Lillian and Dorothy must be adopted together and they will be in foster care until they are ready for adoption August 1, 2008. Please contact their foster mom Kerrie Bushway at (505) 400-8626 or email her at kbushway@gmail.com for more information.

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Tulip

Tulip is working hard to grow in to her enormous ears and feet. Once she does, she will be a big girl looking for someone with a big heart who will give her a forever home where she can forget all about her days on the streets.

As a very young bunny she was the victim of the typical Easter Bunny scenario. She was probably given to some child along with candy. Soon the candy was gone and the bunny was forgotten and left to fend for herself on the streets. Her luck changed when she was found by a kind stranger who took her in and gave her a second chance. She was dirty with grease on her back, but is now cleaned up and looking for a loving home. She was one of the few lucky bunnies to survive the dangers of being out on the streets. 

Tulip is going to be a very large bunny. She is currently on hold for one month due to a possible adoption. For more information on Tulip, please contact her foster dad Bill Velasquez at (505) 292-6030 or via email at bill@rabbit.org.

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Flower

Flower was found outside a Toys R Us store. She is understandably shy, but looking for a good forever home where she will feel loved. Please contact Pam Larsen at Rio Rancho Rabbit Rescue for more information on Flower at pamlarsen@cableone.net or call her at (505) 891-1314.

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Fiona

Meet Fiona!  Her binkies may not be the river dance of her Celtic namesake, but they have all the same joy.  She is a wonderful medium sized girl who is just a little shy because of all the recent changes in her life.   She is learning how to be a good house bunny and has tackled her litterbox training with enviable speed!   Now she longs to be in a patient loving home where she promises to blossom in to a loving bunny if only given the chance to roam her surroundings.    She also hopes to someday meet a special boy bun to share her alone time with. Fiona is currently in foster care waiting to be adopted! Contact Bill Velasquez at bill@rabbit.org for further information about this sweet girl.

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Joey

Joey is just an adorable fun loving young guy who loves to explore. He is very friendly and will lick your hand soon after meeting you. His foster dad says Joey is the sweetest bunny he's ever met! Joey is adventurous and looking for a home where he will be allowed to roam around a little and have lots of fun. Joey is really hoping to find his forever home soon. This sweetheart of a rabbit really deserves a great life! Joey is currently on hold for a month due to a possible adoption. For more information on Joey, please contact Bill Velasquez at (505) 292-6030 or via email at bill@rabbit.org.

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Bodacious

Bodacious is a wonderful and beautiful girl who comes to us from a local rescue shelter where she has been learning all about how to be a good house bunny. She hopes that you will give her the chance she deserves. She is currently being fostered by Rick Haseman who you can email at haseman@abq.com. You may also contact Bill Velasquez for more information about Bodacious at (505) 292-6030 or bill@rabbit.org .

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Snow & Tiger

Snow and Tiger are sisters who must be adopted together. They have had a rough life recently, but are now in a caring foster home. Their markings have some harlequin and they really must be seen to be appreciated. They are especially proud of their orange eyelashes. For more info on Snow & Tiger call Bill at (505) 292-6030 or email their foster mom Deb at deblschaefer@qwest.net  .

The Four Corners Bunnies web site is maintained by Nanette Blanchard and was last updated on July 26, 2008.
 
This web site is dedicated to the three wonderful bunnies I've adopted from Four Corners Bunnies over the years: Flip, Peaches, and Bubbles.