New Zealand Rabbits Available for Adoption

Yesterday, Beautiful Gus had to go to the vet.

He’s been constantly wet under his chin after drinking, which is a major indicator of dental issues - such as malocclusion or molar spurs.

Since rabbits eat nonstop, it’s not something we take lightly.

So he went to the vet. Had an exam, x-rays, etc……just to discover that he’s a messy drinker and probably needs a raised water bowl.

Silly Beautiful Gus!

His foster mom says, “Well. We’ve finally found the world’s most perfect bunny. No exaggeration, Gus couldn’t be more perfect. He is absolutely the calmest, sweetest, most amazing guy.

He sleeps on the couch next to my daughter, doesn’t mind being picked up, snuggles (yes, really!), isn’t phased by our ridiculously loud home, and gives kisses!

He’s very needy and will come seek out pats and love, so be prepared for this stage five clinger to never leave your side.

Gus needs a family that can give him lots of attention, he’s such a lover and needs to be with his people.

He’s the perfect free roaming boy, if we didn’t have so many buns already he would be ours! I am so excited for the family that gets to be loved by Gus. Truly the sweetest guy. I also think he could make an amazing therapy bunny!”

If you’d like to adopt our messy drinking friend, click here: https://forms.gle/xatrAFuJh65GYqTG9

The New Zealand rabbit breed is known for its sturdy build, commercial value, and gentle temperament. With its distinct red, white, black, and blue color varieties, this breed is popular among both beginners and experienced rabbit enthusiasts alike. New Zealands are prized for their efficient meat production, good maternal instincts, and adaptability to various climates, making them a versatile choice for rabbit breeders looking for a hardy and reliable animal.

We rescue abandoned, neglected, and injured rabbits then place in foster homes to ensure proper medical and daily care standards...