We Are at Full Capacity
At our main rescue site as well as the foster homes who care for many of our adoptable bunnies, we are at full capacity with no room to take in additional bunnies. We will always accept returns from people who adopt from us who are unable to keep the bunny they adopted. Sadly, we frequently get calls from people who no longer want their bunny and we have no room to take them in. City and county shelters are overcrowded which means bunnies dropped off there seldom make it out alive.
If you have a bunny that you acquired elsewhere and cannot keep it, we will try to help you get it adopted. Please contact us. If you are willing to house and care for your rabbit until we can find it another home, we will post a photo and information on our site. Never, ever set a domestic bunny loose to fend for itself outdoors or it will not survive long. And never post ads offering a bunny free or for $5 or $10 or it will likely end up as snake food. A bunny is a living creature with a heart, soul and personality. If you cannot keep it, the very least you can do is take the proper steps to ensure the bunny gets a new home.
Sponsor or Foster a Bunny
If you're not yet ready to adopt but love bunnies and would like to help out, please consider sponsoring a bunny! For just $20/month you can help pay for hay, Timothy pellets, greens and CareFresh litter for the bunny of your choice. Just let us know who you'd like to sponsor by going to the Donations tab and when you donate via PayPal just add the bunny's name in the notes section. We can also give you updates on that bunny if you provide your e-mail address. If you have room and would like to foster a bunny until it gets adopted, please let us know. We'll check beforehand to make sure you have a good set-up and all the right items to properly care for a bun. By fostering a bunny you can help save a life, because that allows us to rescue more from the high-kill shelters.
We Need to Raise Funds to Spay and Neuter Rescued Bunnies
We've recently taken in a few bunnies who have been dumped in the streets or parks, as well as some from high-kill shelters. Since our rescue operates 100% on donations, we need to raise funds in order to get these bunnies spayed and neutered so they can be posted for adoption. Every dollar counts! If you would like to donate, please go to the Donations tab for quick and easy ways to donate.
 | Donate $10 and Receive a full size DELON+ Body Butter or Scrub as a Thank You from the bunnies. Donate $13 and the bunnies will also send you a lip butter. All products are cruelty-free and never tested on animals. Nice for yourself and great as holiday gifts! For more information go to:
sweetpeafoundation.net/cruelty_free_body_butters
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We have had successful adoption events at the Baldwin Park shelter where many bunnies got a second chance at life. Due to overcrowding in shelters, these shelter bunnies have very limited time. Those who don't get adopted quickly end up being euthanized, which is just heartbreaking. If you live locally and are interested in adopting and saving a bunny's life, please go to the Baldwin Park shelter and see their bunnies. They are located at:
4275 N. Elton
Baldwin Park, CA 91706
(626) 962-3577
Hours:
Monday – Thursday 12 PM – 7 PM
Friday and Saturday 10 AM – 5 PM
Closed Sundays and Holidays
For other shelter locations and information in the Los Angeles area, please click on the links at the top of our Adoptable Bunnies page. SO many bunnies desperately need homes!
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