What bunnies are available or is a specific bunny available?
A: The website is the most comprehensive and up to date place to find this information. We list extensive information for all of the bunnies and guinea pigs we have on the Available Tabs for their specific program as well as their individual pages.
Do you transport or deliver?
Yes. We do personal transport (both ground and air), work with 3rd party transports and also offer shipping via Alaska Air. You can find extensive details on the Services Tab.
Do you take in bunnies & Guinea Pigs for foster/surrender/rehoming?
Yes, subject to an approved Surrender Application. We accept Domestic Bunnies and Guinea Pigs of all breeds and types.
Please check out the Community Adoption Program pages for more information.
Please check out the Community Adoption Program pages for more information.
Are your nursery bunnies spayed/neutered?
Our Nursery Bunnies are not spayed/neutered. They are too young to even consider being spayed or neutered. Our bunnies are also often adopted by other breeders, people that show professionally or for 4H and similar. So we leave it up to the adopter to decide if they want their bunny spayed or neutered. Sometimes we have adult age bunnies that are spayed/neutered and we have many fosters that are spayed/neutered. If a bunny is spayed or neutered it will be very clearly indicated on their personal page and in the title of their listing. You can find more information about this on our Spay and Neuter page.
Our Emotional Support Bunnies are always spayed/neutered as it's specifically part of that program.
Our Emotional Support Bunnies are always spayed/neutered as it's specifically part of that program.
What Veterinarian do you use/recommend?
Milner Animal Hospital in Oregon City, OR is highly recommended by several of our rabbitry friends.
https://milnervet.com/
You can also use this website from Rabbit Advocates to locate Rabbit Savvy Vets in your area. We cannot guarantee your satisfaction with any vet. Please call vets and talk to the doctor and/or staff before making your initial appointment.
https://rabbit.org/veterinarians/
https://milnervet.com/
You can also use this website from Rabbit Advocates to locate Rabbit Savvy Vets in your area. We cannot guarantee your satisfaction with any vet. Please call vets and talk to the doctor and/or staff before making your initial appointment.
https://rabbit.org/veterinarians/
What Programs and Services do you have/offer?
Our Programs & Services Include:
- Bunny Nursery Program - We hand raise Pedigreed Purebred, high quality, indoor only, potty trained, socialized therapy bunnies through an extensive training process from the day they are born until the day they are adopted. We also give each of our families lifetime support. We currently only raise dwarf breed bunnies that are 2-5lbs full grown. Holland Lops, Imported and American Mini Plush Lops, Imported and American Teddywidders, and Lionheads. Our primary focus is on conformation and temperament within our parallel color projects in Gene carriers of WE (White Eared) and VM Blue Eyed Buns (Vienna Marked). We do have a variety of colors in all our breeds. We are passionate about Rabbit Genetics! Check out our Bunny Color Guide.
- Guinea Pig Nursery Program - Coming soon!
- Emotional Support Bunny Training Program - We hand select individual bunnies from our Nursery Bunnies and meticulously train them over hundreds of hours to become a full-time therapy bunny for an individual, group, classroom, or similar.
- Bunny Therapy Program - We offer Bunny Therapy Services and travel to your location, for individuals, groups, classrooms, businesses and events.
- Community Adoption Foster Program - We connect adoptable surrendered and abandoned bunnies and guinea pigs of any domestic breed with loving forever homes.
- Rabbit Shop: We carry a variety of Rabbit and Guinea Pig products that are hand selected, hand made and packaged by us with care! We also have a variety of Bunny Kits. Local Pick up and Worldwide shipping is available for all our products. Bunnies are restricted to U.S and Canada delivery only. See our Transport pages for details.
- Services: Grooming, Nail Trims, Ground and Air Transport, Boarding, Breeding Rights, Breeder & Rabbitry Resources and more!
Can I come see all your bunnies in person?
There are restrictions.
Our Rabbitry (our indoor bunny room) is closed to the public due to biosecurity, which is the health and safety of our bunnies. This is part of why we take frequent pictures and videos posting on our social media platforms as well as updating our website frequently.
However, we do offer Virtual Meet Greets via Zoom! You can book an appointment through the Book an Appointment page.
We do have an outdoor seating area for limited in person Meet and Greets.
Nursery Bunnies must be over 6 weeks of age in order to be visited in person.
Nursery Guinea Pigs must be over 3 weeks of age in order to be visited in person.
Our Fosters are available for in person or virtual meet and greets once they've passed their pre-adoption assessments. See our Community Adoption Program for details.
Please contact us directly to verify we can accommodate an in person Meet & Greet with any of our bunnies.
Schedule a Virtual Meet & Greet!
Remember adoptions are first come, first served. Our website is live and bunnies often are adopted quickly. There's no guarantee they'll be available for a Meet & Greet unless you reserve them.
It's a good idea to have 1 or 2 favorites picked out ahead of time.
Our Rabbitry (our indoor bunny room) is closed to the public due to biosecurity, which is the health and safety of our bunnies. This is part of why we take frequent pictures and videos posting on our social media platforms as well as updating our website frequently.
However, we do offer Virtual Meet Greets via Zoom! You can book an appointment through the Book an Appointment page.
We do have an outdoor seating area for limited in person Meet and Greets.
Nursery Bunnies must be over 6 weeks of age in order to be visited in person.
Nursery Guinea Pigs must be over 3 weeks of age in order to be visited in person.
Our Fosters are available for in person or virtual meet and greets once they've passed their pre-adoption assessments. See our Community Adoption Program for details.
Please contact us directly to verify we can accommodate an in person Meet & Greet with any of our bunnies.
Schedule a Virtual Meet & Greet!
- Meet a bunny or guinea pig you are interested in reserving or adopting.
- Meet a bunny or guinea pig you already reserved but they're not ready to go home yet.
Remember adoptions are first come, first served. Our website is live and bunnies often are adopted quickly. There's no guarantee they'll be available for a Meet & Greet unless you reserve them.
It's a good idea to have 1 or 2 favorites picked out ahead of time.
I want two (or more) bunnies. Which babies do you think would bond and do well together?
The short answer is: Any two (or more) of the babies would do well together.
The long answer is: We raise all of our babies to be well rounded and well socialized. This process on our end is pretty extensive and starts at birth until they are adopted! Our babies are with their mama's until they are no longer nursing and 1-2 weeks thereafter, depending on the mama. Once our litters are weaned we graduate all the babies to our very large baby play area. This is where they will be until they are adopted. We do not separate breeds. We do this specifically because some people want different breeds of bonded babies. Like one Lionhead and one Holland Lop. Or two Holland Lops and one Mini Plush Lop. This allows our adopters the freedom to choose any two (or more) babies that will transition to their new homes easily and be bonded.
Our adult bunnies may or may not do well bonding with a companion. As they're more establish and mature. We routinely do social checks with our adult bunnies and so when we retire or adopt out one of our older bunnies we have a pretty good idea if they could be partnered with another bunny companion. This information will be specifically stated in their individual listing information.
The long answer is: We raise all of our babies to be well rounded and well socialized. This process on our end is pretty extensive and starts at birth until they are adopted! Our babies are with their mama's until they are no longer nursing and 1-2 weeks thereafter, depending on the mama. Once our litters are weaned we graduate all the babies to our very large baby play area. This is where they will be until they are adopted. We do not separate breeds. We do this specifically because some people want different breeds of bonded babies. Like one Lionhead and one Holland Lop. Or two Holland Lops and one Mini Plush Lop. This allows our adopters the freedom to choose any two (or more) babies that will transition to their new homes easily and be bonded.
Our adult bunnies may or may not do well bonding with a companion. As they're more establish and mature. We routinely do social checks with our adult bunnies and so when we retire or adopt out one of our older bunnies we have a pretty good idea if they could be partnered with another bunny companion. This information will be specifically stated in their individual listing information.
Can I adopt two boy bunnies together?
Yes. The previous question/answer covers why this is possible.
Do you have a waiting list?
In general no. Our adoptions are on a first come first served basis. If you're looking for a specific type or color of bunny we recommend checking back on the website frequently. As we post litter information well in advance of reservations opening. You can also follow our Instagram page where we post frequent photos and videos!
We have one waiting list, as back up, in case we have no available ESB available. As that program typically only has 1-2 bunnies available at any given time.
Our bunnies typically are adopted pretty quickly. Sometimes within minutes of them being posted available. So definitely check back and follow the dates on when reservations are open for any bunny you are interested in adopting! Mark your calendars and set reminders!
We have one waiting list, as back up, in case we have no available ESB available. As that program typically only has 1-2 bunnies available at any given time.
Our bunnies typically are adopted pretty quickly. Sometimes within minutes of them being posted available. So definitely check back and follow the dates on when reservations are open for any bunny you are interested in adopting! Mark your calendars and set reminders!
What bunny items do you recommend or do I need?
Check out the Rabbit Care section to see many ideas and our recommendations for all the basic bunny areas of care.