SaveABunny

06/14/2026

Hugging a hippo on

06/13/2026

As Greyjoy's health declines, members support and love on him as only bunnies can. ~Greyjoy with Podcast, Zamboni, and Brook

Greyjoy, at 10+plus years old, is a very senior bunny for his French Lop breed and his physical decline has rapidly accelerated with very significant hind end weakness and seizures (due to years-long chronic ear infection for which he has had multiple surgeries). He's still eating on his own then spends the rest of the day napping and while he's happy to let LBC members snuggle up and lend his ear blanket he's relinquished the rest of his LBC dad duties to others. Greyjoy's on numerous medications and we're ensuring he's content and pain-free, and is surrounded by his bunny and human friends for what time remains.

06/12/2026

I'm off for the weekend. See ya! ~Dive Bar, friendly rex mix boy up for adventure

06/11/2026

Books that have several of our rabbits.

Discover fun and educational rabbit books for children and bunny enthusiasts. Explore engaging stories, rabbit-themed learning books, and resources that teach rabbit care, behavior, and appreciation.

06/11/2026

Little Himalayan girl Venus came from a hoarding situation where she struggled to survive and arrived in frail shape. Like many unspayed adult females she was diagnosed with cancer and underwent surgery to remove her uterus and was treated for a nasty bacterial infection. Currently she's on a diet to gain weight and is being monitored. Despite her rough start Venus is perking up and her curiousity and natural friendliness is emerging.
P.S. other Bunnies, who arrived from that hoarding situation, our Milky Way, who’s been adopted via the Bunny cafe and Little Yolo, who is in medical fosterThe Town of Imagination for Rabbits

06/10/2026

Origami's a little lionhead who arrived last month. At first she was lunge-y when approached, although more from wariness and self-protection than aggression. Since then she's been settling in and clearly enjoying herself during playtime.

06/08/2026

Rainee fuels up for the day. Rainee arrived at a county shelter with a foxtail (a spiky kind of grass) stuck in her eye. It was pulled out then she came to SaveABunny as a medical rescue where she had surgery on the affected eyelid to prevent it from rolling back. There's a little bit of eye scarring but she's otherwise healthy and ready for adoption. Rainee's a sweet girl who was an excellent patient during treatments -- it's not easy being poked and prodded and being medicated multiple times a day.

06/08/2026

Giving Bo Belle a wraparound hug. ~Zamboni

06/07/2026

Zamboni flop.

06/06/2026

That's a *lot* of side eye for interrupting family brunch. Mrs. Fields (black), son Keebler (tan) and son Fortune (black) are a loving trio of little lionheads -- so tiny the combined weight of the family is much less than 10 lbs. They're fixed, vaccinated and ready to floof up their forever home.
P.S Update: Keebler is now on his own. Mrs. Fields and Fortune are a pair.