Once your application is submitted, a text-based consultation is required. During the consultation, we’ll review your application, answer your questions, and determine whether you’re approved to move forward with adoption.

Approved applications are valid for 24 hours. If you do not proceed within that time, a new application may be required.

Yes. Every adoption application requires a text-based consultation. Phone and FaceTime consultations are not available.

Once your application is approved, you can choose from the bunnies currently available for adoption. Selection depends on availability and may vary depending on the litter or bunny.

We are a private, home-based rabbitry and do not offer in-person visits or bunny viewing before adoption. Available bunnies can be viewed through our website, and approved families can select from those currently available.

Once a bunny has been reserved with the required deposit, the reservation is considered final. Please make your selection carefully before placing your deposit.

Once you have selected your bunny, a $200 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your reservation. The deposit is applied toward the total adoption fee.

Once approved and your bunny is selected, the required deposit and paperwork must be completed within the consultation time.

No. Bunnies are not held without the required deposit. A reservation is only secured once the deposit and required adoption steps have been completed.

Yes. Depending on availability, bonded pairs may be adopted together. Each bunny requires its own deposit fee.

Each family may have up to two approved adoption opportunities. An incomplete adoption opportunity counts toward this limit. After two incomplete attempts, future adoption requests may be denied.

Once a deposit has been placed, the reservation is considered final and the deposit cannot be transferred to a different bunny. Please make your selection carefully before placing your deposit.

All adopted bunnies must live indoors in a safe, clean, and secure enclosure with solid flooring, a suitable litter setup, unlimited hay, fresh water, and quality pellets.

No. Hutches and small cages are not accepted as housing for our adopted bunnies. Bunnies must have an appropriate indoor enclosure with solid flooring and adequate space.

Your bunny’s indoor enclosure should be fully prepared before pickup or delivery. This includes appropriate housing, a litter box, hay rack, heavy food and water bowls, unlimited Timothy hay, and quality pellets to help ensure a safe and comfortable transition home.

Baby bunnies are ready to leave our care at approximately 8 weeks of age, provided they are healthy and ready for adoption.

No. Baby bunnies remain in our care until they are approximately 8 weeks old and ready to transition to their new homes.

Yes! We offer two adoption options:

1. Adoption Day Pre-Selection: Select and reserve a bunny at 4 weeks old before the litter is released to the public.

2. Public Adoption Page: Reserve any remaining available bunnies once they are listed on our website at 4 weeks old.

Once your adoption requirements are complete, we’ll schedule your pickup/delivery date and time and provide the information you need for bringing your bunny home.

Delivery or transportation may be available depending on location and scheduling. If you are interested in this option, please discuss it with us during your consultation so we can review the available options.

Please arrive prepared with a safe, secure carrier (21" or larger) for transporting your bunny home.

Yes. All bunnies receive a thorough health check before leaving our care, including inspection of the nose, ears, and bottom. Preventative care for coccidia, intestinal parasites, and mites is provided, along with nail trims as appropriate.

No. Our bunnies are not vaccinated before adoption. Vaccinations can be discussed and administered by your rabbit-savvy veterinarian.

No. Our bunnies are not spayed or neutered before adoption. We recommend discussing spaying or neutering with your rabbit-savvy veterinarian to determine the appropriate timing for your bunny.