Ashlee Byrnes received her first live rabbit when she turned eight years old. Prior to this all of her rabbit companions were stuffed and she had built up a collection of over one hundred of them!

Ashlee's family adopted Dusty, a white netherland dwarf from us. Initially, Dusty was a shy little girl but soon came out of her shell as she explored her new home. After awhile, Ashlee's family adopted another bunny from us named Cadbury. He and Dusty could have been twins! This pair became inseparable and spent hours snuggling and grooming. Of course they were spayed and neutered.

Dusty originally came from a animal control facility with an unknown background and Cadbury had been a spokesbunny for a humane education program for an animal shelter. We are so happy that these two could find one another and we are so grateful to Ashlee, Jenni and Dave Byrnes for providing Dusty and Cadbury such a perfect home!

Crumpet and Mr. Wellington

Joanie and Bryce were looking for a companion for their house rabbit, Mr. Wellington, a mini lop. They brought him here to have a date and see how things would go. We introduced Mr. Wellington to a sweet lop who had come to us from a shelter. The two hit it off right away. But it doesn't always go so smoothly and sometimes there are bunnies that just don't want to have anything to do with one another!

We are so grateful to Joanie and Bryce for providing such a wonderful home for Crumpet and Mr. Wellington, both of whom are spayed and neutered of course!

Mary Costello, one of our board members, met Tommy, an English Lop at our first Petfest. It was love at first sight! Tommy is a very spoiled house rabbit who shares his home with five other house rabbits. All of them are spayed and neutered, of course!

Tommy came to us from an animal control facility with an unknown history. His future is very bright now! We are so grateful to Mary for giving Tommy such a loving home!

Flipper and Chipper

Flipper and Chipper are siblings who were at the animal shelter. Flipper had a deformity with his right hind leg. We took the brothers in so that we could ensure they would remain together and be placed in just the right home.

Tracy Martin, one of our board members and founder of www.rabbitron.com, adopted the pair of brothers. She had WSU perform surgery on Flipper's leg to make it more manageable for him to get around and scratch his ear.

Flipper and Chipper are the cutest pair and Flipper gets around just fine! We are so grateful to Tracy for adopting this pair and giving them such a wonderful home!