These beautiful girls are 9 months old.  They came from the Missouri House Rabbit Society where they were part of a confiscation of over 125 White New Zealand Rabbits.  They are called the Stone County Bunnies.  They were going to be sold for fur and meat, till the breeder decided the price was to low, and just quit taking care of them.  WNZ rabbits have a reputation for being the most social and people friendly rabbits out there.  They have wonderful temperaments and are great family rabbits.  PLEASE don't pass them up because of their beautiful rose colored eyes.  Anyone who has ever had a WNZ, will tell you that they are the best pet they ever had. 

This is another one of the Missouri Stone County Bunnies.  He is just 4 months old, and still has some growing to do.  He is already good in his litter box, friendly and happy to have love and attention.  He does binky's in his pen, and will fill your heart with joy to watch him play, especially when you know the situation he came from.  You will never be sorry that you gave away your heart to him, and if you can share, we would love to send him home with a girlfriend.
 

Felicia was single and been through a lot.  Oscar became single after a long time bonded to Felix and low and behold – he found love with Felicia (do you think he just liked the name!) – no wonder he did not get along well with Felix!!!!  Felicia is the love of his life and he has blossomed with her.  And from the looks of this picture – she is totally relaxed with him!!!  Felicia was found outside by a family and they just could not keep her – Oscar was a Reno rabbit , one of thousands rescued from a backyard.  Both have now found love at the shelter and would love a new forever home – they are a wonderful couple and both are very tidy!  Another reason Oscar was glad to be rid of Felix!  Felicia is about a year and a half old and Oscar is about four.

The petite little girl was abandoned in the parking lot of a vet's office.  She has the pretty marking of a Dutch rabbit, and the outgoing personality of one also.  Right now she is having a great time in a 2 story condo, and loves to run up and down the ramp.  She will go in for her spay towards the end of July, and if you are interested in her, we can start the adoption process before then for just the right person.  She should do very well in an active home where she has lots of attention and play time.

Simon is just full of himself and has more energy than the energizer bunny.  He loves to sit up as high as he can get to survey everything below, and then to push his nose through the pen sides as far as he can for petting.  He came from a shelter in AL, and his paperwork said he was neutered, but we have discovered that he is only 3-4 months old, and just coming into "manhood", if you know what I mean.  He has some growing to do, but right now he is only about 3 pounds.  This boy should keep you entertained and laughing for quite some time.  He will be ready for adoption by mid July. 

Georgia was found loose outside, and was not feeling too well at all when a kind person picker her up and delivered her to us.  She had at least a dozen ticks on her ears, and they were also completely closed up with ear mites, which is really miserable for a rabbit.  She was thin and thirsty, and most likely would not have lasted much longer on her own.  Domestic rabbits just cannot survive long outside, especially in the summer heat.  Now, she is doing great, and will be ready for her forever home sometime in July after her spay.  She is a lionhead mix, and loves to stretch out and relax along her condo shelf.  Lets give this girl the loving home she deserves!

This is Chico.  He is a handsome rex boy, and one of the sweetest you will ever meet.  He was found outside by a rabbit person who fostered him till we had room.  Chico loves people, and will put his head on your shoulder while you pet his velvety fur.  Litter box habits are very good also.  Once you meet him, you won't be able to imagine your life without him!

Jack is just the nicest laid back boy bunny.  One of our volunteers went to a shelter to get a different rabbit, and there he was.  Well, she just couldn't leave him there, so she came home with two.  He is very good in his litter box,  loves to come out to explore, and can spend hours happily checking everything out.  We guess he is about 1 1/2 years old.  He is a very pretty color and he likes pets and attention.   Don't you just love those ears!!

Bethany

Bethany is a pretty brown and white dutch mix.  She was discovered in a fraternity house, in the closet, by a visiting student who just couldn't leave her there.  She went to temporary foster care in the home of a rabbit loving family until we had room for her with us.  Bethany really wants love and attention. She is just a bit cautious after what she has been through, but once you start petting her, she is happy to stay for more.  Now that she has a litter box, she has learned how to use it.  She is very smart, and is ready to explore her new forever home.

Candie is an absolute love!  She is such a people friendly rabbit, and has long soft fur.  Litter box habits are perfect.  She was turned in to a county shelter, and when we got her, we discovered that she has a big abcess and is missing one tooth.  She had surgery to clean out the abcessed area, and she is perfectly fine now.  We are not sure if she will need a tooth extraction someday, or just tooth trims every now and then, but this will be very easy to maintain and we are willing to cover the dental bill for extractions if deemed necessary in the future.  Please call Ronda directly if you are interested in Candy.  678-848-6440.

Bolt was let out in the yard by his owner.  He never left the area, so we were able to catch him and get him in where it was safe.  He is a youngster, under a year, and a lionhead with plush fur and a friendly attitude.  He will be ready for adoption in June, after his neuter.  He was named for the speed at which he alluded our rescuers for 2 hours.  He is about 3.5 pounds, and should stay on the small side, and is good in his box.

This adorable pair came to us from a shelter in Alabama. Lacey is a mini lop and Sandals is a dwarf. They are both velvety soft, gentle and affectionate. They like to get attention and love pets. Lacey will come to you to snuggle, Sandals is very curious and playful, and both like to play in their tunnel.  They have good litter box habits- very tidy. This couple would be great with children.  Please give us a call to give them their forever home!

This freckled little funny bunny wants attention and kisses on the nose so very much, and you can see her relax when rubbing her around her ears.  Francie is somehow able to pull back the corner of her mouth, giving her a little sideways smile that will make you chuckle every time.  She startles easily, but will come back when she knows it is safe.  She can leap from your hands in a heartbeat, and you will need to use great caution and care when picking her up to prevent injury.  Don't let this keep you from adopting her.  All rabbits prefer to have their feet on the ground.  She is anxious for a home where she is loved as much as her foster mom loves her.

We were able to rescue Caroline from outside when an elderly couple called us because they were worried about her.  She had been hanging around their yard for a few days after being abandoned, and a couple of our expert volunteers were able to catch her.  She has gorgeous shiny black fur, and she is gentle and quiet and ladylike.  She likes petting and attention, and doesn't run away when approached.  Caroline will make a wonderful addition to a calm household.