Bebbette's Bunny Bridge
Direct Rehoming
Introducing Bebette's Bunny Bridge, a program by Bebette's Bunny Rescue designed to assist responsible rabbit owners in finding loving homes for their furry friends. With Bunny Bridge, you can connect directly with potential adopters, choose your preferred contact method, and share your bunny's story. We're here to support you in ensuring your bunny's happiness and safety. Join Bunny Bridge today and make rehoming your rabbit a simpler, more personalized experience.
We want to emphasize that we will not be screening potential adopters or owner surrenders in this program. This means you connect at your own risk. Please be aware that the bunnies listed are on our waiting list and have not yet entered our rescue.
**Prospective Adopters, We Encourage You to Be Informed: **
Before embarking on the journey of adopting a rabbit, we kindly urge you to conduct thorough research. Start by joining in our complimentary Bunny 101 class available on our YouTube channel. This resource is brimming with essential information to help you provide the best care for your future furry family member.
Additionally, when considering adoption, please request and review any available medical records, including spay/neuter documents, to ensure your new companion's well-being.
**For Owner Surrenders: **
If you're an owner contemplating surrender, we commend your commitment to finding the best possible home for your rabbit. To help with this important decision, we strongly recommend that you inquire about a potential adopter's indoor set-up and even request a photograph. Ensuring the right living environment is essential for your rabbit's happiness and safety.
Together, we can make sure that every rabbit's journey into a new home is filled with love, care, and the best possible start.
Bunnies Being Rehomed
Atticus Jay
Atticus Jay is 3. She will be 4 November 7th.
Her favorite foods are kale and blueberries. She loves the berry yogurt treats. She also really enjoys the treat sticks by Menu. She's enjoyed all flavors. She's good when it comes to nail trims. If someone holds her while you cut, she won't move. She's litter box trained and I clean her box every other day. I do a full bedding clean out. I can provide some bedding also. For food, she eats the adult essentials by oxbow. It's cheaper on Chewy for the 20 lb bag ( tip for new owner ) Atticus eats bananas, romain, carrots blueberries and on occasion strawberries. For those, I feel she has to be in the mood lol.
She plays with the stacking cups. She just likes to toss them around. She's good with kids, my toddler will pet her and she will sit and enjoy the petting. She likes to push balloons around. She really enjoyed being outside. She is harness trained. It's been awhile since she's been on it but she will hop around the front or back yard on a leash.
She likes the cat tunnels and she has a wooden castle she will lay in or on top of. She's not a huge hay eater which I find odd but she likes laying and sleeping in a box of hay. She sometimes eats it but she is accustomed to eating fruits and veggies twice a day. She has a boujee diet. She will accept brushing when she blows out but it helps if you hold her. After a while she gets bored or antsy and wants to run around.
She's never bit or scratched. She has a very gentle personality. She is perfectly content being tucked in your arm and carried around. I have a bubble backpack I would take her to Walmart and the pet store with me. She still fits so that will go with her so she can be carried. Been awhile but she's never had an issues being in it. She's good in the car. She will just sit with a blanket.
