Young Blue Eyes is looking for his forever home! Frank is a tidy, quiet sweetheart of a bunny who came to us from the Las Vegas Dumpsite. Frank is a little slow to warm up to new humans and new spaces, but is sweet and affectionate once he does. Frank is slowly gaining confidence on slippery surfaces, but he would prefer a home where he can mostly avoid hardwood floors and tile. Frank loves his salads and napping under his hidey box, and he has firm ideas about where his litterbox should be placed in his pen area. Frank will do best with a quieter household that he can slowly settle into and explore in his own time. Give this sweet boy time to settle in and his new family will enjoy long petting sessions, quiet naps while reading or watching tv, and a perfect gentleman of a bun who is just a tiny bit fussy about his space.

Frank is adoptable through the Illinois House Rabbit Society/Bunnies United Network. You can find our adoption application here:

http://bit.ly/2LCiYcd

If you like sassy redheads, Ginger fits the bill. This long, lean Belgian Hare/Rex mix girl is active and curious. Her long ears don't miss a thing. Did I hear the treat bag? She loves her run time and would appreciate a home where she has plenty of space to explore. She likes pets and ear scratches. And did I say treats? If you are looking for a rabbit to spice up your life, Ginger may be the girl for you!
*Ginger is a very busy bunny and will need an experienced rabbit adopter.

Shy at first, this sweet girl loves to run and binky! Rescued from the Las Vegas Dumpsite, spayed, and driven all the way to Illinois, sweet Kesha is looking for a forever home where her past can be part of her but not define her. Kesha is slow to relax and trust new people, but once she does, she is full of personality and spunk. Kesha is not a fan of loud noises or hectic hustle and bustle; she'll do best in a quieter home with a family who can get to know her on her level. Your effort will be rewarded with binkies, nose bonks, and floor cuddles. Kesha is adoptable through the Illinois House Rabbit Society/Bunnies United Network.

You can find our adoption application here:

http://bit.ly/2LCiYcd