ALEXANDRA (ID A054935) is a blue spayed female rex who was about 6 months old when she arrived at the shelter in December 2024. Because they are bonded, Alexandra and Nicholas must be adopted together. When they first came to the shelter, Nicholas seemed to be the more dominant rabbit, checking out the new environments while Alexandra followed behind him. Now Alexandra is the more outgoing one - exploring everything new, bumping people with her nose, etc. Neither of them is crazy about being picked up, but she tolerates it more. They both are ok with petting once they're in your lap. They are also big eaters - they LOVE food! Nicholas and Alexandra are rapidly improving their litter box habits. They are a hoot to watch and would make a great pair of bunnies for a home looking for hours of entertainment!

AUDREY is a black spayed female rabbit bonded to Rocky. She was about 4 years old when she arrived at the shelter in January 2025. Audrey and Rocky lost their home in the Eaton Fire in Altadena and are looking for a new forever home. Audrey is a little more laid back than her companion Rocky, but she is still known to jump on boxes and chairs. She enjoys lying around catching rays from the sun and cuddling with Rocky. The two of them love having lots of space to zoom around! Audrey is a little more tolerant of being held and petted. Audrey has good litter box habits. These two bunnies are waiting for a family to welcome them with open arms. Will that be yours?

CAPTAIN CARROT (A051423) is a white-and-brown spayed female rabbit. She was about 2 years old when she arrived at the shelter in January 2024. Captain Carrot, or CC, is a hoot! She is super active and curious. She has to check out every object around, test every item for jumping or nibbling on. Her favorite thing to do is move! You could easily spend hours just watching her do her bunny thing. CC has excellent litter box habits. If you're looking for a rabbit who makes you smile, CC is the one for you!

CHAMBERLAIN (A054937) is a white-and-black neutered male hotot mix. He has lovely blue eyes but only one with "eyeliner", making it look likes he's wearing a monocle. Chamberlain was 1 year old when he was transferred from an L.A. shelter in December 2024. Chamberlain is a sweet boy, a little nervous with new people and environments, but he doesn't mind getting some pets and kisses while he's being held. He isn't too crazy about being picked up but tolerates it. Chamberlain has good litter box habits and will make a nice rabbit companion for someone who is looking for a gentle soul to have around the house.

DELILAH (A054930) is a cute black spayed female Holland lop rabbit. She was about 2 years old when she arrived at the shelter in December 2024. Delilah is a quiet soul. She loves to chill - lying around and looking adorable. She's a little shy, but she's easy to handle and doesn't mind a few cuddles. She is sweet and easygoing and would be a great first-time bunny! Delilah has great litter box habits and would be an awesome addition to an indoor home looking for a little bundle of cuteness!

HAYSTACK (ID 051424) is a black-and-white spayed hotot/dwarf mix rabbit. She was about 2 years old when she arrived at the shelter in January 2024. Haystack is a fun-loving girl. She enjoys exploring and running around, jumping onto boxes and chairs, and having a good time being a happy bunny! She is a little timid at first, but her curiosity tends to get the better of her - if you're patient, she'll eventually have to come over and check you out. Haystack has great litter box habits. She'll be an entertaining addition to a family willing to shower her with love!

HOLMES (ID A054932) is a neutered male agouti palomino mix rabbit. He was about 8 months old when he was brought to the shelter in December 2024. Holmes was transferred from an L.A. shelter and was part of a litter of 6 rabbits that was dumped there. He is very closely bonded to his brother, Watson. Because they are bonded, they must be adopted together. Holmes is the larger of the two with humongous ears! He is the shy one of the pair and usually hides under boxes while Watson explores. He will venture out occasionally when his curiosity is piqued. Holmes and Watson are easy to handle once you pick them up, and they don't mind a few kisses and pets while being held. They have good litter box habits in their cage. Holmes and Watson would make an awesome pair for someone looking for a couple of sweet, handsome house bunnies to brighten up their home!

LUV BUN (ID A049407) is a pretty spayed blue-eyed white dwarf mix rabbit. She was about 13 months old when she arrived at the shelter in May 2023. Luv Bun was transferred from another shelter that was overwhelmed after dealing with a hoarding situation. She is a very active rabbit and loves to zoom around and dig in her litter box. The environment she grew up in was not an easy one, and she is intense when it comes to food - she probably had to fight with other rabbits to make sure she was fed. Luv Bun's litter box habits are excellent except for the fact that she likes to dig in her box! She needs a home with an experienced, patient adult who is willing to work with her to gain her trust.

NICHOLAS (ID A054934) is a dark brown neutered male rex who was about 6 months old when he arrived at the shelter in December 2024. Because they are bonded, Nicholas and Alexandra must be adopted together. When they first came to the shelter, Nicholas seemed to be the more dominant rabbit, checking out the new environments while Alexandra followed behind him. Now Nicholas tends to hang back a bit and let Alexandra check things out first. Neither of them is crazy about being picked up, but she tolerates it more. They both are ok with petting once they're in your lap. They are also big eaters - they LOVE food! Nicholas and Alexandra are rapidly improving their litter box habits. They are a hoot to watch and would make a great pair of bunnies for a home looking for hours of entertainment!

ROCKY is a chocolate-and-white dwarf male rabbit bonded to Audrey. He was about 4 years old when he arrived at the shelter in January 2025. Rocky and Audrey lost their home in the Eaton Fire in Altadena and are looking for a new forever home. Rocky is a very active bunny that loves to run around, jump on boxes, and investigate everything around him! When he isn't exploring, he cuddles with Audrey. The two of them love having lots of space to zoom around! Rocky doesn't mind being held and petted, but he would rather be on the move. His litter box habits are getting better and will likely improve considerably once he is neutered!

SAMSON (A054929) is a handsome neutered tan-and-white male American fuzzy lop male rabbit. He was about 2 years old when he arrived at the shelter in December 2024. He came in a bit of a mess with mats in his fur and on his feet, but he's all cleaned up now. Samson is a friendly boy, especially if you have treats or food! He's easy to handle and doesn't mind being picked up and cuddled. Being a fuzzy lop, he needs to be groomed frequently and is tolerant of being combed. Samson has great litter box habits and would be a fun addition to an indoor home looking for a sweet bunny boy to love!

SUMMER is a beautiful black-and-white Dutch female rabbit. She was about six months old when she arrived at the shelter in April 2022 and is spayed and vaccinated for RHDV2. Summer is a confident bunny who enjoys being around people. She is affectionate (she will give you lots of kisses if you play your cards right) and doesn’t mind being handled—though she will certainly let you know when she’s over it. Her likes include being petted, zooming around, being underfoot, treats, and cardboard boxes. Her dislikes include bathrobes, towels, heavy metal music, and other bunnies. Summer is great with her litter box and would make a great companion for a family without small children.

WATSON (ID A054933) is a neutered male agouti palomino mix rabbit. He was about 8 months old when he was brought to the shelter in December 2024. Watson was transferred from an L.A. shelter and was part of a litter of 6 rabbits that was dumped there. He is very closely bonded to his brother, Holmes. Because they are bonded, they must be adopted together. Watson is the smaller of the two. He is a little braver than Holmes and will come up to you when his curiosity gets the better of him (and if he thinks you're hiding a treat). Holmes and Watson are easy to handle once you pick them up, and they don't mind a few kisses and pets while being held. They have good litter box habits in their cage. Holmes and Watson would make an awesome pair for someone looking for a couple of sweet, handsome house bunnies to brighten up their home!