Whether you are looking for one bunny, a pair, or a companion for your current rabbit, we will likely have a rabbit that is perfect for you!  Our next scheduled adoption day is Sunday, Aug 8. Please be sure to contact us well in advance of the adoption day, so we can help you find the most appropriate rabbit for you. If you cannot make the adoption day, we will try to work with you to arrange a meeting at another time.

Please complete our Adoption Application Form if you are interested in adopting.  If you do not hear back from us within 48 hours, please send an email to adopt@sandiegorabbits.org to ensure we received your application.

NOTE:  Be sure to read our adoption guidelines for adoption fees, screening requirements, and more helpful information.

Bunnies waiting "forever" for new homes.  HRS is a safe place for rabbits where they never have the fear of being euthanized due to lack of space, or medical or behavioral issues.  However, adoptions have been really slow this year and many of our rabbits have been waiting a long time for a new home of their own.  We have included information in their descriptions that tells how long they've been waiting for someone to open their heart to them and give them a loving "forever" home. Maybe your family can be the one to end their wait?

Are you visiting our website in order to adopt a rabbit, but you are NOT located in Southern California? If so, please visit the National HRS website to find an HRS Chapter near you!

Updated 07.26.10

This heart symbol denotes a 'special needs' bunny. These rabbits have health, behavioral, age or physical conditions that require a bit of adjustment on the part of their new home.  Please - open your heart to our special needs bunnies and help them live 'happily ever after.'

  This sunflower symbol denotes bunnies who are "easy keepers."  These bunnies are good for families, easy to care for, and have shown no difficult habits while in foster care.

Note: Not all HRS foster rabbits may be posted here, so let us know what you are looking for. Thank you for choosing to adopt through HRS. We will help you find just the right rabbit! 

Rabbits marked "adoption pending" have been adopted and are going through a 'bonding period' with their new rabbit companion.

Single, Gorgeous Girl In Search of Quiet, Loving Home!
Turtle is a 3 year old Rex girl with a sweet, serene, loving personality. While Rex rabbits are known for their soft, velvety fur, Turtle’s fur is like SILK. She enjoys being held and petted, and will even give soft bunny kisses from time to time. Turtle’s foster family reports that she adds “grace and beauty” to their home, but she does get nervous around small children. We believe Turtle will be happiest in a home with adults or quieter children.  Turtle is also used to living in an x-pen setting so she has plenty of room to do important bunny tasks like napping, stretching out, and playing with toys and her Cottontail Cottage.

Pretty girl, Alexi, needs a bunny-experienced home that enjoys her active nature.  Alexi has been waiting more than 2 years for a new home! This pretty Dutch girl is 2½ years old, active and sweet. She does not do well in a cage, and requires an x-pen setting in her new home.  Alexi can be protective of her space but once she knows that you will be gentle and give her some pets (and a papaya treat!) she is willing to let you in her area. She will be fine with an experienced bunny home but might be too confident for children under 12 yrs. Alexi loves her run time and playing with toys, and she's also very good with her litter box.  Alexi would likely do well with cats and gentle dogs. 

Visit Alexi on You Tube!

BB and Freckles are brother & sister, looking for their forever home. They have been waiting one year for a home. These youngsters are 1 year old and siblings from a litter of nine babies.  These two adore each other and must be adopted together.  BB & Freckles are easygoing, active kids who will do well with a family with children.  They enjoy petting and playing, and don't mind being held but will let you know when they've had enough.  They need an x-pen housing setup, same as the one they have in their foster home.  Youngsters their age are more active and will need plenty of play time (out of their living area), plus toys and boxes to toss & chew.  If you'd like a younger pair of bunnies, these two will be a lot of fun for your family.

If you're NOT into "extreme cuteness," then DON'T adopt these bunnies!  Nathan and his companion Suzie Q, are two of the funniest, most active and just darned CUTE bunnies we've ever fostered for adoption.  We don't understand why they are still waiting for their 'forever home.'   Nathan is a "tripod" bunny because he is missing his left rear leg. And, Suzie has NO WHISKERS!  Yup, no whiskers.  Oh well...  Neither issue makes any difference to these two cuties.  They enjoy life to the fullest.  They love to run, play, dig, and chew on their cardboard boxes and grass balls.  They especially love their "Ton of Bun Fun" tunnel!  Because of Nathan's missing leg, they must be housed on the floor with a rug or carpet. They have an x-pen setting in their foster home and this is what they will require with their adoptive family. A cage will not work for them.  Nathan & Suzie are best suited to a home where they will get a lot of attention and several hours of "out of pen" time each day. Note: Nathan is afraid of dogs so he and Suzie are best suited to a home where they don't have to share a living area with dogs.

See Nathan & Suzie on You Tube.

Kiwi is a spunky and talkative girl. Kiwi has been waiting 2 years for a new home. She’s active and a very fun bunny. Kiwi is excellent with her litter box and loves her fresh greens.   Kiwi is not appropriate for a home with young children since she can be a little grumpy when you reach into her space. However, once she knows your intentions, she loves for you to pet her and will let you pet her for as long as you'd like! And you'll want to pet her lots with that super soft Rex fur she has.  Kiwi was born on June 17, 2008 and has been living at an HRS foster home since she was just a few days old. To see baby photos of Kiwi and her siblings, please visit this website: http://fosterbabies.shutterfly.com/  Kiwi would prefer to be a single bunny and get all of your attention. She is best suited to an adult bunny home or one with older children.

Little Diva is a tiny little girl who needs a wonderful 'forever' home.  Miss Diva is about 4 years old and was previously bonded, but her companion passed away.  We've tried introducing her to new bunny boys but she hasn't found any she likes.  We think that Diva would like to find a home where she's the "only" bunny and gets all your attention.  She is fine living with cats and gentle dogs.  Diva is very tiny so not suited to a home with small children.  She will do best in an adult home or one with older, bunny experienced children.  She's a bit of an independent girl and not super cuddly. She likes attention but is not the type to constantly seek you out. She would be better for a mature, bunny experienced home.

Blossom and Berry are a devoted pair of bunny girls. Blossom & Berry have been waiting over 2 years for a new home! They are adorable together and really depend on each other for companionship.  Blossom, on the left, is a standard/Dutch mix with Harlequin coloring, while Berry is a Dutch/Dwarf mix.   Blossom has beautiful light blue eyes, and Berry's eyes are "half and half" - half brown and half blue.  Very unusual!  Both girls are good with their litter box and enjoy fresh veggies and lots of good grass hay.  They would do best in an adult home, or one with older children (over 10) who have bunny experience.  They should be fine with kitties or gentle dogs.  They will need an x-pen setting rather than a cage, as Berry can be a bit "protective" of her space and does not do as well in a cage. Berry also has been known to nip at small children who get too excitable, so she really needs a home with older children or those who are bunny-experienced.

See Blossom & Berry on You Tube

Sweetie is a beautiful bunny girl who is a bit shy but hopeful for her very own family.  This pretty girl came to us from the Missouri "Stone County" cruelty case where more than 100 New Zealand White bunnies were abandoned by a breeder.  About 18 months old, Sweetie was rescued along with the others and came, with 13 other bunnies, out to California to be cared for by San Diego HRS.  Sweetie is definitely shy, but she LOVES to be cuddled and will sit in your lap quietly for some time.  She is more comfortable with adults but could be okay with quiet, gentle children who will interact with her on the floor.  She loves her fresh greens and dances happily about during her exercise time.  If you have a quiet home for Sweetie, please contact us to learn more.

See Sweetie on You Tube.

Check out Sweetie on San Diego TV 6

Forest is a friendly boy who needs a family who will commit to him for his entire lifetime.  We are looking for a very stable family for Forest. This handsome boy was left on our doorstep. Literally.  We arrived to the bunny store one day to find this bunny boy sitting alone in a small cage, next to our door. Luckily we'd just had an adoption or he would have gone to the shelter. Forest is about 3 years old and has pretty chocolate-brown spots.  We took him and got him neutered, which drastically improved his litter box skills.  He's an otherwise darling boy who LOVES attention; petting, snuggling, holding and is super playful.  If you will be committed to Forest, and not "dump" him after a year or two, please contact us to learn more.  This handsome, sweet boy needs a "forever" home. He'll do great with an adult family or one with well-behaved children (over 7 yrs old). 

** ADOPTED 7.25.10 **   See my Happy Adoption photo!

Check out Forest on You Tube!

Skyler is a handsome little guy who needs an experienced bunny home.  Skyler has been waiting almost 3 years for a new home! This little bun boy is a smaller bunny, about 3½ years old. Skyler is housed in an x-pen setup where he kicks out his legs to relax, and enjoys being pet. Skyler loves hay and fresh veggies and running around his pen. He would do best in a rabbit-experienced adult home, but is not a good choice for small children. He would also be a good companion choice for a gentle bunny girl.  If you're an experienced bunny home Skyler would benefit from your love. Did we mention that he's perfect with his litter box?

** ADOPTED 6.20.10 **

See Skyler on You Tube