Please consider the following before you adopt:
 

• Rabbits live to be 8-10 years old. Are you willing and able to make this commitment?
• The primary caregiver must be an adult.
• Most rabbits do not like to be held. They prefer to sit beside their human companions.
• All rabbits adopted from us must live indoors. This insures their safety and integration into the family.
• Your home will need to be “bunny proofed.” (We can provide lots of time-tested suggestions on how to accomplish this.)
• Rabbits are natural chewers and diggers, but you can work with this behavior by keeping them stimulated with toys, cardboard boxes, pinecones and chew sticks.
• Rabbits are very social and must have daily exercise and attention.
• Rabbits require a healthy daily diet of pellets, hay and fresh greens.
• Rabbits require veterinary care -- at least yearly exams.
• If the rabbit becomes ill, are you prepared for veterinary visits?
• Rabbits do well with children and other pets, but must be supervised.

On the other hand, living with a house rabbit has many rewards that make these sacrifices entirely worthwhile.

• Rabbits make wonderful pets and companions.

•Their antics are endearing and can charm most animal lovers.

•Rabbits possess individual personalities, just like other animals in your house. The more time and attention you give them, the more they give back to you.

We also recommend that you visit our "Before you adopt" page. See the link on the left side of the page.

And last of all:

Rabbits are natural born characters and the best free entertainment you’ll ever have!