Rabbit rescue and adoption care

Find your gentle bunny and help them feel safe.

Bunny Haven Rescue is a nonprofit concept for abandoned domestic rabbits, foster education, adoption matching, and the small daily care that turns fear into trust.

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Two rescued rabbits near the middle of a sunny park garden

A small intro

The gentle part is easy. With us, so is the care.

Bunny Haven gives rabbits a quiet landing place after abandonment, neglect, or a family surrender. Every intake receives health screening, foster placement, nutrition guidance, and a slower adoption process built around long-term fit.

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218 rabbits placed in foster homes
64 spay and neuter grants funded
39 active volunteers and fosters
Three different rescued rabbits together in a cozy garden play area

It is all about the rabbits

Warm photos, clear care pathways, and gentle calls to action help visitors understand how rescue work feels before they decide to adopt, foster, donate, or volunteer.

Opal, a white speckled rabbit in a cozy rescue room Miso, a caramel and white lop rabbit in a foster room Clover and Fern, a bonded rabbit pair in a rescue playroom Two rabbits in a park garden

Adopt or foster

The love part is easy. The match should be careful.

Opal, a gentle white speckled rescued rabbit
Ready to adopt

Opal

Curious, gentle, and happiest with quiet routines and leafy greens.

Ask about Opal
Miso, a young caramel and white lop rabbit in a foster room
Foster needed

Miso

A shy young rabbit who is learning that soft voices mean safe people.

Foster Miso
Clover and Fern, a bonded pair of rescued rabbits with different coat patterns
Bonded pair

Clover and Fern

A settled pair looking for a roomy indoor home and patient adopters.

Meet the pair

What we offer

The rescue path is softer when everyone knows the next step.

Emergency Intake

Abandoned, injured, and high-risk rabbits are triaged into vet care and quiet foster spaces.

Foster Support

Fosters receive starter supplies, care guides, and a steady point of contact.

Care Education

Families learn housing, diet, enrichment, vet planning, and bonding basics.

How to help

Choose the kind of care that fits your week.

Rescued rabbits in a park garden How to adopt
Opal in a soft shelter scene Rabbits we saved
Miso in a cozy foster area Foster a rabbit
Clover and Fern sitting together Join our team

Care notes

Latest from our bunny care journal.

White rabbit care article preview

Indoor housing that feels safe

Room to stretch, traction flooring, hiding spaces, and supervised play.

Lop rabbit diet article preview

Daily diet basics

Unlimited grass hay, fresh water, leafy greens, and measured pellets.

Bonded rabbits vet planning article preview

Vet planning before crisis

Rabbit-savvy vets, spay or neuter care, and fast action when appetite changes.

Get involved

Ready to help a rabbit feel safe?

Send a note about adoption, fostering, volunteering, or supporting the rescue.