Notes: Just look how Alfie poses for the camera-- he's turning on the charm! This little bunny boy is an extra cute Dutch and is adorable in every way. He may be small but Alfie has a big personality! He is very friendly, just loves attention and will frequently come up to you to be petted. His coat is a short, soft gray and white. Alfie was rescued from the County shelter and is approximately 6- 7 months old. Weighing in at just 2.5 lbs. he is one of the smallest bunnies we've ever had; he'll grow a bit more but not too much. Due to his size, extra attention must be given so that he is not injured or lost. Alfie can fit into very tight spaces and when out exercising and romping around he may get under foot. Therefore, adult supervision and extra care at all times is a must. He enjoys eating his veggies and hay and has very good litter box habits. Alfie loves to sit on top of his house so he can watch what is going on around him. He's very playful and likes to push his little wagon around, which is cute to watch.

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier 

Notes: Gasp! Give yourself a moment to recover from the sudden attack of Cute Overload. Don't be alarmed, it happened to us too. Say hello to Angel Boy Blue; not only is he incredibly adorable but he has beautiful blue eyes. This precious boy was found in the street and thankfully was rescued before any harm came to him. He looks to be a bit under six months old and is very friendly, sweet and playful. He does need to learn to trust you first but once he does he'll eagerly interact with you and soaks up all the attention you can give. Angel Boy Blue loves to be pet on the head and occasionally likes to be picked up. He runs, jumps and plays with such joy that you can't help but smile when you watch him. Parsley and carrot tops are among his favorite foods and his bunny ball is the favorite toy. He truly is a wonderful bunny who is very clean and has excellent litter box habits. Now he's just waiting for someone to adopt him and love him forever. Could that lucky person be you?

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier

Notes: These adorable buns will cast their magic bunny spell on you.  All four siblings were rescued together when they were just a couple months old and now are bonded pairs. Pumba (female, lionhead mix) and Skittles (male) love tossing their toys around and especially like paper bags filled with hay. Pumba is a cuddler who can never get enough petting. Skittles is still a little shy and relies on his sister for comfort until he feels safe in his surroundings. Both are very curious 'explorers' and need plenty of bunny-proof space to frolic for playtime. Ideally this pair will have their own bunny room or a large X-pen with plenty of room to stretch out. They will do great in a home where they are treated gently with lots of attention.

The other bonded pair is Pickles (male, lionhead mix) and Noodles (female) - also cute as can be! These very busy bunnies are so much fun to watch as they romp and play together and toss their toys around their X-pen. They are very affectionate and both love attention. They always greet you at the door of their pen for a "reach-in" pet. Like their siblings, they are curious explorers who need plenty of bunny-proof space for play time. They need to go to a loving home where they will have a large living area and plenty of space to run and play.  This pair is a bit calmer than their siblings Pumba and Skittles, but are still just as curious and silly when it's time to play.  Both pairs have great litter box habits and very healthy appetites. Now all they need are loving homes!

These pets are: already house trained, altered. They are being fostered in San Diego.

Notes: Eric is SUCH a cutie! This precious little 4 lb. bunny is snow white with black paws and black eyes that are like shiny buttons. If he didn't hop around so much you might mistake him for a plush toy bunny! Eric was rescued from a shelter and is breathing a sigh of relief that he is safe and sound; now he can continue to play, enjoy his hay and pellets worry-free. This little bun is super friendly, trusting and affectionate. He'll approach you to give and receive attention and boy does he love attention! Eric also loves to be held, cuddled and pet. Not only that, but Eric has excellent litter box habits. This little charmer is irresistible!

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier

Notes: Meet Jillian! She is a very friendly, loving bun who will come to you to give and receive attention. She has beautiful coloring and a really fun, outgoing personality. Jillian is roughly 2 years old and is on the smallish side at just 5.25 lbs. She is extremely good with her litter box and will make a great house bunny. This sweet, calm, pretty bun eagerly awaits being adopted into a truly loving forever home where she will be cherished for the special bunny that she is. She would also enjoy being bonded with a loving mate. Are you the lucky one to take home this friendly girl?

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier

Notes: These two cute, friendly buns have fallen in love and are now a bonded pair. Jingles (Palomino) is a playful boy bunny who thinks he's a puppy. Belle (black & white) used to be somewhat cage-protective and not very neat, but now that she has found love she's come out of her shell and is happy as can be and really good with her litterbox. These two love buns need a good home; maybe it could be yours?

These pets are: already house trained, altered and are being fostered in Whittier

Notes: This is Lenny – he is one of 3 male baby buns we rescued from the Downy shelter and is now about 18 months old.  He  is a bundle of energy who loves to play and run around a lot. This boy is a joy to watch. He is a friendly, fun-loving bun and is anxious to meet you and melt your heart with his cuteness.

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier.

Notes: This adorable dwarf bun is named Little Bear because he's sweet, cuddly and enjoys being pet and held. In this picture it looks like he is yawning or possibly calling out for his dinner to be served! He is about 18 months old and packs a lot of love into his pint-sized body! With a low-key, happy personality he's a pleasure to watch and spend time with. Little Bear is very playful, friendly and extremely clean. He has very good litter box habits and will make a wonderful house pet for the lucky person who adopts him. His favorite toy is a set of baby keys that he likes to fling and he enjoys munching on his hay, pellets and veggies. All this darling boy needs now is a loving forever home.

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier

Notes:  Little Lucky is just so cute and loving it's impossible not to pet him. This wonderful young bun is under a year old and was rescued from a local shelter.  He is extremely friendly and will come right up to you for attention or stand on his hind legs to greet you. He's very playful, loving and deserves a great home. He also is friendly with the resident cat at our rescue. We don't think he was getting enough hay at the shelter or where he lived before that because he needed to have his teeth trimmed. Now he's eating hay like crazy so the staple of his diet is something Little Lucky is relishing. We're keeping a close eye on him to see if he'll need regular teeth trimming and if so, whoever adopts him will need to be willing to take him to the vet for teeth trimming on a regular basis to keep him healthy. This boy is could also be named Mr. Clean because he is so neat and has excellent litter box habits that are sure to impress you. 

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier

Notes: This cute little 2.5 lb. girl bunny is as sweet as can be. She will run up to you to be petted and then lick your hand in appreciation. She's being fostered in a home where she follows her foster mom around and begs for petting and attention. Nim was found running loose outside suffering from an eye infection and malnutrition. She has completely recovered now and is full of energy and has a real zest for life. Nim loves her greens, especially romaine lettuce, parsley and broccoli. Unlike most bunnies, she is happy to sit in your lap and enjoy petting sessions.  Her favorite toys are paper towel rolls and she loves to lay town on a little towel or blankie.  As she is a very small bunny, extra care needs to be taken to ensure her safety. She can easily get into small spaces and can get underfoot. Nim has very good litter box habits and will make a wonderful house pet. Won't you please give this beautiful bunny the forever home she is dreaming of?

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier

Notes: Say hello to Ollie! This little boy is very sweet and friendly. He likes attention and enjoys lots of exercise, running around and exploring his surroundings. Though he'll sit on your lap for awhile to be petted, he prefers to be on the floor. Ollie is approximately 6 months old, weighing in at 2.5 lbs. but is still growing. He's snowy white with black highlights on his ears, around his eyes and tail. Ollie was rescued from the County shelter as a baby; now he has been neutered and is ready to be adopted. He's not picky about his food and loves his greens and hay. His litter box habits are good and he'll make a wonderful house pet. Ollie is truly a joy to watch. He's ready for his forever home; could you be the lucky one to take this cutie home?

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier 

Notes: Peggy and Toffy are a darling pint-sized couple in need of a loving forever home. Peggy is a beautiful little Dwarf Hotot bunny weighing just 2 lbs. and Toffy weighs about 3 lbs.  We estimate that she is between 3 -4 years old and Toffy is between 5 -6 years old. They are both very friendly and cheerful they will even come up to greet you. Though Peggy's left leg is a bit deformed it doesn't seem to affect her or slow her down --she has no problem jumping up on the couch at all. She's a very happy bunny and moves around very well. She and Toffy love each other and are very sweet to watch together. These two cuties had been adopted but sadly their owners decided they couldn't (or didn't want to) care for them anymore so they were returned to us. This is a really nice pair of bunnies so we truly hope they will soon be adopted by people who would never think of giving them up.

These pets are: already house trained, altered and are being fostered in Whittier 

Notes: Wallace is an extremely curious and inquisitive rabbit. This sweet bun was abandoned at an equestrian center in Huntington Beach. Those who found him had no idea what it would be like to care for a rabbit, but he is quickly working his way into their hearts. Although shy at first after his ordeal of being abandoned in a large and frightening environment, Wallace is extraordinarily sweet and runs up to you when you enter the room. Though he would rather explore the house and visit with the cat than sit in your lap, he provides plenty of entertainment with his antics. Anything that can be used as a jungle gym is, but he is not destructive. Wallace uses his litter box and NEVER chews anything but his rabbit toys. His favorite things to eat are carrots (a treat!) and dandelion greens. This bun is roughly 2 years old and in perfect health and cannot wait to share a home with a quiet family who will let him "rule the roost!"

This pet is: already house trained, altered and is being fostered in Whittier.