06/10/2026
Take a look at these 3 adorable rabbits looking for homes! π°π°π°
If you are interested in adopting one of these rabbits, please contact us for direct contact information to their foster family.
~Jack~ π°
Jack is a black-and-white rabbit with a sweet, slightly shy personality. He can be reserved at first, but once he settles in he loves petting sessions, couch time, and close company.
He is a chill rabbit overall, but he does have opinions: if petting stops before he thinks it should, he may give a gentle nip as a reminder to keep going. Jack would do best with an adopter who understands rabbit body language, enjoys affectionate pets, and can give him daily attention and safe indoor exercise.
~Lilly~ π°
Lilly is an all-gray lop with a huge personality. She is partially deaf, loves food, toys, and her scratch mat, and has been described as an adorable little menace in the best possible way.
She will be spayed before adoption. Lilly needs a rabbit-savvy indoor home that can provide enrichment, patience, and a good routine. Because she is energetic and very food-motivated, she will thrive with adopters who understand how to keep a bunny mentally stimulated and safely engaged.
~Toga~ π°
Toga is a gray-and-white rabbit who starts out shy but becomes very affectionate once she feels safe. She loves gentle petting and may give soft little nibbles if the pets stop too soon.
Toga is a special-needs rabbit with Pasteurella, a chronic condition that requires ongoing monitoring and occasional medication during flare-ups. She is currently as healthy and stable as she is expected to be with proper care. Because Pasteurella can pose a risk to other rabbits, she should preferably be adopted into a home without other rabbits, and she needs a bunny-knowledgeable adopter who can commit to regular veterinary follow-up and lifelong management.
Her lifespan may be somewhat shorter than average, but with consistent care and a rabbit-experienced home, she can maintain a good quality of life.
For additional information about these rabbits, please contact our office at 727-398-1928 and we would be happy to pass along the foster information.