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Hi I am Evelena, a gorgeous black mini rex. I am almost 1. My foster family says I am fabulous and they say I am pretty. What do you think? I love pets, entertaining myself by playing about and tossing my toys. I am in litter box training 101 and have learned to love Hay and greens and fresh water. Oh my I just love this stuff. All I had before was ole pellets and a dirty water bottle Ugh! I once lived was a dark, small cage. It was boring and dirty and I was sad. Finally, I found my way to the Haven and now I am just waiting for the right home with great people who will love me - I love back! I do binkies because I am happy. I am still learning that it is ok to get pets just because….I know how to drink out of a nice fresh bowl of water and I love that! I saw a doctor and they said I was healthy and I am spayed. So what do you say -Want a wonderful new bunny companion like me? I'm looking forward to meeting you!

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Sigmund is a baby harlequin, approximately 6 to 8 weeks old. He was found as a stray in someone's backyard. Sigmind is very sweet and just wants to be held all the time. He acts sleepy when you hold him, but then binkies all over the place when out playing.

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What a sweet boy! Madison is a neutered all white male bunny with very light pink eyes. He's a medium-sized (6.5#) full-grown rabbit that is about two years old.

Madison was originally adopted from the Rabbit Haven on 12/10/05. They didn't say why, but through no fault of the bunny, his family got tired of him and placed him out on a porch where he received very little socialization. This hurt his feelings (bunnies want to be part of the family, not stuck out in an area by themselves). On 4/20/07, they surrendered him to a local animal shelter with only a blanket (they did not bring his carrier, food, supplies, or toys). Alert and caring shelter workers realized he was a Haven bunny and notified us so we could rescue him from possible euthanasia and place him in one of our foster homes.

Madison is such a good-hearted, well mannered, and clean bunny. He has perfect litter-box habits, and he'll make a great addition to a quiet home where he can learn to trust and love and play with humans again. He has made great strides to becoming a mild, happy bunny he once was. Every morning he greets the day from the top of his house, waiting for his special attention and nose-pet session. He's a very good eater, preferring to nibble through out the day, instead of gulping his food. He likes all his greens and herbs, especially cilantro, fennel and dandelion greens. Romaine is a staple most days and he still enjoys it. He likes timothy hay, preferring the American Pet Diner Second Cut better than Oxbow. Treats of oat hay, a bit or carrot or thin slice of banana are a big deal to him. But watch your fingers with the banana, he gets confused which is fingers and which is banana. He's very good about sitting on his foster mom's lap and being brushed/combed, which he needs regularly. He also like to lounge in the TV room and do binkies to distract everyone from the TV.

Can you give this deserving soul a forever home? He's had too much neglect and abandonment for such a short life - are you the family who can give him the attention and love he sorely desires?

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I'm Lily and I am looking for a family to take me home and love me. I am only about 18 months old but have already had lots of babies. My babies have all found new homes and now I would like to find a family to love and take care of me too. I love to run and play and I especially LOVE to eat! I was very skinny when I first came to The Rabbit Haven so now when I see food I just want to gobble it up. I love humans and like to play. Check out my nose it has a cute white spot! If you want a fun loving happy bunny for your family, please take me home and love me!

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Milkdud is a young energetic small Holland Lop that just wants to play and play and play. He could be the binky champion if he had more space to really make them count. He arrived at the shelter as a stray and does not want to be in cage so he will be neutered ASAP to help redirect his energy. He is already doing very well with his litterbox so he will do great as a house rabbit. He will expect a pen instead of a cage and lots of playtime to show off his skills.

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Cali is a tiny baby who came to The Haven after being attacked by a rooster and then dumped in a field. She was born in April of 2008. Check back for more information about her soon.

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Elegance and love in one bundle - Talk about lovebugs! Isis is a the princess of love. This sweet little one enjoys her hay and loving time with us. She plays with abandon and is one of the most affectionate bunnies you could ever want. Have toys? Hope so, as they are a big part of her play life. Sitting listening to music, watching a bit of TV with you too! She wants to be a part of a family together with you forever. Believe in her and she will be your loving bunny girl forever.

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This delightful and tiny black and white girl is charming, gentle and moves with grace and ease. In your arms she melts with purrs as she is content to be held. She loves alfalfa hay and greens and climing in cottontail cottages or little houses made just for her with windows and flowers drawn on the outside. Tiny sideways binkies are her trademark and swee kisses are her gift to you. It seems that she may stay pretty small. She is just waiting for that extra special home.

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Super bun on the loose, wishing and searching for a special home. Talk about adventure! That is Eddie - the great adventurer. He is so funny and interested in every new toy he finds in the box. He likes to climb in and out of special made houses with doors and windows to peek out of. Such a loving boy! He is gentle with other bunnies and loves being held and pampered. Fresh hay is a favorite - alfalfa and oat, the greener the better, and lots of love please for this sweet baby. Call about him soon!

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Hi everyone, I'm Oberon, a young boy bunny. Pick me, I was first! At least that is what I think! Want somebunny to love you for a very very long time? That's me! With lots of pets and a gentle person and some good old fashioned fun I will be a content little angel at home. I need lots of hay and toys please. I like barrel toys and things I can roll around and I like to play running through scarves and to just be with my foster family. I can hardly wait to have my own family though because I have so much love to give. Oh, I like to eat greens and lots of yummy hays. Oxbow ok??? I sleep with my foster mom, and I love to hop on her too. Maybe I can meet you and hop on you someday soon?

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OK, it is true, I am the most beautiful girl, created to love. I am the love of my litter and I have a big name to live up to so help me make it happen. I can bring out all the joy inside of you and I am filled with happiness and play. So if I am your dream come true, please call Auntie Heather to make an appointment to adopt me! Oh, I like very clean spaces to live and play in and fresh hay and lots of play! I use a litter box and I like soft sheets under my feet. I live in what is called an enclosure but I'd rather be right there in your arms. I am sweet too - I need you to come adopt me, very soon ok???

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Hello, I'm Puck. I am entertaining., joyous, happy and full of affection. I want a really special home with people who will promise to love me all my life. I love to play in little play areas and to lounge about and explore. I like balls to toss and hay to munch. I can eat breakfast and dinner with you OK? I eat dark leafy greens now and hay and fresh water. I can use a litter box and I want to live INSIDE only I was outside for a while and it is so scary out there. I am definitely a happy house bunny just waiting for that one special family that sees me!

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Oh my Rosalie, precious tiny joyous bunny girl, gorgeous, loving sweet and dynamic. No aggression anywhere to be found with this girl, just loads of character and beauty. Soft and glistening, stroking her luxurious light brown fur and her warm face buried under your chin is happiness to Rosalie.

Rosalie says:
Hello, I am looking for my perfect family! I feel so happy and I am filled with love to share with my new family. I love eating hays and dark leafy greens as most rabbits do, and I use my litter box too! I am really good at this. My foster mom likes me also - She says I am special. Come and adopt me!
Kisses from Rosalie

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I do not know how I got here. One day I was all alone on a busy street, and then I was rescued and brought to The Haven. I am a tiny gray and white Dutch mix sweetheart (that's what Auntie calls me). I love being held and cuddled and I am super affectionate. I am very young, I was born in April of 2008. But Auntie says I am old enough to go with a family of my very own, if they are super special and know how to care for tiny baby bunnies. My friend who I live with is Remy. She was also abandoned. We just meet a little while ago and became fast friends. I was scared and Remy helped me feel better! She give me little kisses on my forehead and I feel better now. Remy is scared too so we have something in common. Remy and I love alfalfa hay and greens - and love of course, lots of that! Wow I never knew it felt so good to snuggle! We both love to play and we will be good girls ok??? So contact my Auntie If you are interested in me because I am ready to have a new adventure for a lifetime. How about if Remy comes too ???

Love, Tashi

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Remy is a tiny 5 week old baby girl. She was rescued form a severe abuse situation. Remy and her family are survivors - As Remy was an infant we elected to rescue her. We could not locate the mother and fear she had already died by the time animal control went out to rescue them. The rest of Remy's relations went on to a wonderful rescue in the Northern area. They were feral rabbits and needed more wide open space to be comfortable. Remy is just darling and very calm. She loves holding, hay and alfalfa pellets. She has not yet figured out toys but loves her litter box. She goes right there! She has a special snuggle toy.

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Cuddles and Colton are a very bonded pair and must be adopted together. Cuddles is a mini-lop mix and Colton is a Himalayan. Their owners surrendered them because they felt like they were not spending enough time with them and were hoping they will find a family that showers attention on them. They like spending their time together but also enjoy being petted and snuggled by their people. They are both used to well behaved dogs, cats, and children so will fit in with a lot of different families. They are currently living in a foster home and are available to meet new families by appointment.

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Geneva is a black and white dwarf Dutch female rabbit who is bonded with a golden female Rex named Vienna. They were surrendered to the shelter on the day of the Summit fires and it was so chaotic that we had very little information on them. They are both very easy to handle and very social. Vienna especially likes to be pet and held. Both love veggies and use their litterbox well. They like to explore everything and have a ton of fun playing in their Cottontail Cottage and tunnels. They will play at the shelter for over 2 hours before getting tired so they need a home where they will be allow to be out of their pen and play a lot. In return, they will be very entertaining and will be a lot of fun for their new family. They are both microchipped.

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This beautiful little girl is very gentle and sweet. She loves spending time in your arms and lap. Amelia Earhart came to the shelter with 20 other rabbits who were living under the owner's house. They were malnourished, exposed to predators, and they were suffering. Domestic rabbits don't have the same instincts that wild rabbits have, so they are not capable of defending themselves outdoors. Amelia was lucky to survive that ordeal, and is now looking for an INDOOR home.

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Cybrena is a happy baby bunny full of curiosity. She loves to be petted and will sit in your lap. She prefers human attention over food and playing, but she will eat everything you give her as soon as you leave the room! She won't even let us close the door to her cage, because she knows that putting her head in between the cage and the cage door will solicit more pets! She needs alfalfa hay and pellets, and she is not currently getting the correct nutrients for a baby bunny. She would like a foster home where she can eat and play until she's big enough to be spayed. She's very calm despite all the commotion here at the shelter (even during the fire chaos) and would do well in a variety of homes. She is not as hyper as most babies, but does her share of binkies! She has also perfected the bunny flop, and when she gets sleepy will flop onto her side. This girl is an angel and is looking for someone who can properly care for an angel. Are you willing to learn?

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Ansel does terrific jumps, and can spin in the air almost 360 degrees! His binkies are amazing to watch, and we use a 1-10 scale to “score” his jumps. He also likes to race in a circle when he has enough room to exercise. Ansel came to the shelter with 20 other rabbits who were living under the owner's house. They were malnourished, exposed to predators, and they were suffering. Domestic rabbits don't have the same instincts that wild rabbits have, so they are not capable of defending themselves outdoors. Ansel was lucky to survive that ordeal, and is now looking for an INDOOR home.

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Frida is a very gentle and cuddly bunny. She is confident and friendly, and is also mellow and easy to care for. Frida had recently given birth to a litter of babies when she first came to the shelter. Sadly, they had all been eaten by predators. Frida came to the shelter with 21 other rabbits who were living under the owner's house. They were malnourished, exposed to predators, and they were suffering. Domestic rabbits don't have the same instincts that wild rabbits have, so they are not capable of defending themselves outdoors. Frida was lucky to survive that ordeal, and is now looking for an INDOOR home.

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Bambi was friendly from the first day, and she did not complain when we took her to the vet to have a 2-inch wound poked at to make sure it was healing. She loves her foster home and does binkies to show how happy she is. She made herself right at home and cleared off a shelf so that she could sleep in a cozy corner of a bookcase. She gently pushed everything aside to make room for her baby body! She is so cute. She has requested parsley and carrot greens and will refuse radishes and celery because she's just learning about all the better vegetables!

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Jay is a shy little guy, and hides behind his protective brother. He would LOVE to meet a spayed female or be adopted with his brother Scooter. A bunny or human friend would help him gain confidence. He is very playful and loves to explore the cardboard castles we have built for the babies. Jay is a young Havana bunny who came to the shelter with 21 rabbits who were living under the owner's house. They were malnourished, exposed to predators, and they were suffering. Domestic rabbits don't have the same instincts that wild rabbits have, so they are not capable of defending themselves outdoors. Jay was lucky to survive that ordeal, and is now looking for an INDOOR home.

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Alfred the Great is a young Himalayan boy with gray ears and a gray nose. He is only four months old and is very antsy to get out of his tiny cage at the shelter. He likes to stick his nose out so that all the children will pet him. He doesn’t mind dogs or cats at all, as long as they don’t chase him. He is fast! Alfredhas a preference for female humans for some reason, but he is getting used to males and will get over his dominance issues as his hormone levels go down. He was neutered on June 6th.

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This sweet Himalyan boy was living near a bank and begging customers for attention and carrots. He didn't have food or water and was very friendly to the people who brought him in. Silvestre is a small Himalyan with a charming personality. He still gets carrots once in awhile, but needs to eat his green vegetables first. Rabbits should only eat one inch of carrot per day, maximum! We keep telling him that, but he keeps forgetting. Alfred is very playful and will entertain you for hours with his games. He will be neutered soon.

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Cosset was very weak and hungry when she was found in someone's front yard. She was hiding in a garbage bin that had been knocked over, and that's where she was found. After several days of nonstop eating and drinking, Cossett is no longer the skeleton she used to be. Her fur had never grown in completely due to malnutrition, and she was covered with small scabs, stained fur, and a layer of dirt on top. Well, she has made it clear that she is not garbage. After much love and even more food, Cosset is the pet lamb her name refers to. She is very grateful for all the food and attention she has gotten and is very loyal because of that experience.

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Griffin was dumped in an empty lot near a busy street. A concerned citizen called the local shelter to let them know that Griffin had no food or water sources, and would most likely die without human help. He was rescued and is now eating a healthy diet of timothy hay, pellets, and fresh vegetables. He is very loyal to humans because he knows we saved him. Griffin will be a very loyal and playful bunny, and will never need to go hungry again.

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Danika grew up in a chicken house with roosters and two other bunnies. After a rooster attacked and killed her bunny friend, Danika was confiscated by animal control officers who saw that she needed a safe place to live and healthy food to eat. Now Danika is getting used to REAL food, with Timothy hay and pellets, and fresh veggies. After her previous diet of bird food, she wants a home that will give her a healthy variety of fresh greens every day. Rabbits cannot properly digest seeds and grains, so she doesn't want to eat those ever again! Danika did have a cut on her chin from one of the roosters, but is has already healed. The amazing thing is that she loved being picked up and cuddled.

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Hi, I'm Kris Kringle. I got that name because I was rescued by The Rabbit Haven right around Christmas. I was just a baby then, and my back legs did not work very well because of an injury. The Haven took me in and took me to a doctor who was able to make my legs work much better. I am all grown up now, and I am ready to go to a home of my own. You can read more about me and see my video on my special adoption page.

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Lois is the largest of 21 rabbits that were seized from a backyard in Watsonville. She likes to be petted and loves to eat. Blueberries are one of her favorite things. She is a little shy at first but then she is easy to handle and even seems to like to be held by adults. She is perfect with her litterbox and likes to perch on top of her house and check everything out. She also loves tunnels and her Cottontail Cottage so be sure to have lots of toys for her to play in. She is spayed, microchipped, and ready for a new home. Do you have a bunny that needs a friend?

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Rosie the Riveter came to the shelter with 20 other rabbits who were living under the owner's house. They were malnourished, exposed to predators, and they were suffering. Domestic rabbits don't have the same instincts that wild rabbits have, so they are not capable of defending themselves outdoors. Rosie was lucky to survive that ordeal, and is now looking for an INDOOR home. She is having trouble adjusting to life at the shelter and needs to find a foster or permanent home ASAP so that she can relax and build confidence. She is scared of the loud dogs here and is a very sensitive girl.

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Ingrid is a large Californian bunny girl who is looking for a home of her own. She is gentle and sweet and easy to handle. Ingrid is about a year and a half old, spayed, and ready to meet you today!

More information coming soon.

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Soft as satin, Aria and grady are a Loving and lovely pair of rex dwarf bunnies. Sadly, they have been overfed so they are on the "Bunny Craig" diet right now. Nonetheless, this delightful pair are exquisite in every way. Gentle, loving, sweet and adventurous, they love to be held and to have free play. They are now healing from improper outdoor housing. Aria's little tiny feet have hock injuries due to living in some horrid place with a wire bottom cage. Shameful to do, the rex rabbit has a delicate skeletal frame and less fur on their feet and they absolutely cannot be housed on surfaces that can damage their hock fur. They must also be kept at the proper weight to help prevent hock injury and disease to their joints and bones. This pair can go into an adoptive home with instructions on their care. We will consider a loving family who can provide them with the care they deserve and need. The hock injuries are already healing and the weight is starting to come off with proper feeding of greens, timothy hay and no junk food treats. They both are very clean and they seem to adore each other. Grady is a luxurious golden colored small rex neutered male, perfect in every way. Aria is a speckled black, gold and white female who is also very small. She is currently about one pound overweight. Please talk with Auntie about her special diet for health and how extraordinary this beautiful, sweet little couple are. Shown by appointment.

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Kahlua is wonderful and very pretty, her coat is a gorgeous rust red color. She enjoys loving and running about playing and adventures. Kahlua is a joyful but cautious girl, she is a smaller bunny and her breed goes about 5 pound max! She will be ready for adoption soon, once she has finished raising her kits. She is more than ready to go out and find her own new family. She will very naturally separate from her litter at 8 weeks. If a loving bunny is what you want, Kahulua is your girl. Have hay and loads of love to give? Kahlua woulod love to meet you.

Lapis says:
I'm Lapis, I think I'm a girl. My foster mama says that I am wonderfully special because I have "secret" markings: when you look at me, I look like I'm gray/tan all over. But if you look carefully my eye shadow, chin and toes are ivory colored. I think I'm the prettiest one of all of us (but don't tell my siblings, it will hurt their feelings!) I like to hang out in my hidey box with my sister Topaz, unless of course there's food. Then I am making a mad dash for the bowls, yummy! I was born about March 25, 2008 and I also will be able to be adopted at the end of May 2008, so be sure to email my Auntie Heather about me so you can be first in line. I have to say bye for now, I think the greens will be here soon...

Agate says:
Hi there! My name is Agate, I think that I'm a boy (it's hard to tell sometimes because I'm still so little). My foster mama says I'm very special because I'm the only black one in my litter, I'm the only boy and I'm the biggest. I love eating (greens are my favorite) and I also run up to anyone who wants to give me some lovies. If I see my bunny mom Kahlua getting pets then I go over so I can get mine too. I also like to snuggle on my foster mama's shoulder. I was born around March 25, 2008. I am still nursing from my mom Kahlua so I am not available to go to my forever home yet. But by the end of May I should be ready! If you like me you can go ahead and talk to my Auntie Heather on her email and I will meet you soon. Right now I live with my foster mama, small dogs, a cockatiel and other bunnies. I have to go now, I hope to meet you soon!

Garnet says:
Hi! My name is Garnet, my brown fur has kind of a red tinge to it (like the jewel, a garnet!) so you can tell it's me. I think I am a girl and I was born around March 25, 2008. My foster mama says I'm super special because I am the smallest one in my litter and I have the tint to my fur. I love to eat like all my siblings, I especially love my alfalfa hay & pellets. I also run up whenever I can to get my head scratched and I cuddle up with my foster mama as much as possible. Since I am still nursing from my bunny mom Kahlua I won't be able to be adopted until the end of May 2008. But if you want to, you can email my Auntie Heather to ask about me! I live with small dogs, other bunnies and a cockatiel (it's a bird, she's very chirpy!) and of course my foster mama. Maybe I'll see you soon!

Topaz says:
Hey there! I'm Topaz, I was named after the gemstone so I think that means I'm pretty! I think I am a girl, I was born around March 25, 2008. My foster mama says that I am something special because I am the only one in my litter that has white on my forehead and on my nose. I also have white eye shadow and white toes, that's how you can tell it's me! I really like to snuggle with my siblings or with my foster mama. Lots of times I'll be cuddled next to Lapis, then we look like one giant light gray/tan bunny, ha ha! I live with other bunnies, a small bird and small dogs. I will be available for adoption to my forever home in late May 2008. But in the meantime if you want to ask about me you can email my Auntie Heather and she can tell you more about me. I'm really cute, if I do say so myself!

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I am wishing for a new home today! I am a lovable couch potato baby. I am charming, funny and very interested in my environment. Cats ok - kids, fine.

I am about 2 and I am oh so gentle, calm and just want love. I like toys and mats and cardboard houses.
I was rescued from a shelter, and I feel like a very lucky girl! I have learned that I love hay and lots of delicious dark green leafy vegetables. Won't you please take me home and love me?

PS: I love hay and use my litter box Very well!

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Alana and her family were rescued by The Haven when she was a newborn in December of 2007. She has grown into a spunky little girl who loves to play and have fun. She is looking for a special home to call her own.

Alana says:

Hello there, my name is Alana. I am a soft brown martin mix girl. I adore hours of playtime and soft music, toys and loving humans. I happen to be pretty connected with my mom but we agreed that it would be ok if we have separate homes. I love her but realize that some people do not have room for two bunnies in their home. I like toys and greens and I use a litter box. I like to be held and I do not chew wires. I was recently spayed, so I am ready to start me new life, maybe with you?

Love, Alana

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Katya and her family were rescued by The Haven when she was a newborn in December of 2007. She is a sweet bunny who loves to play and loves to eat her greens and alfalfa hay. Katya would love to meet you!

Katya says:

Hi, I'm Katya. I was born in January of 2008 and I am a dreamy black gray girl. I am as gentle as rain and sweet. I am small and very different from my siblings. I love being held and getting loads of attention and pets. I think toys are GREAT, and I love hay, good food and lots of warmth. I am looking for a family of my own, to take care of me and love me. I live in a precision pen and I am a very happy young girl. I am spayed too, so I am all set for my forever home, so call Auntie Heather to find out more about me.

Love, Katya

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Alexei and his family was rescued by The Haven when they were newborns in December of 2007. He is a sweet boy who like to play with toys, and appreciates a good nose pet from time to time.

Alexei says:

I am a small dark black sleek and handsome boy. Auntie says I am too cute - whatever that means. I am happy, healthy, loving and sweet. I adore hay, food of all kinds (particularly dark leafy greens of any kind) and toys to have fun with. I have a cottontail cottage to play in and a willow tunnel which is really fun! Auntie got them at Busy Bunny, those guys make really fun stuff. Call her if you want an appointment to meet me!

Love, Alexei

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Spencer is a very happy little girl - What a sweet little gal. She was born on March 1, 2008 and is still very young. She was surrendered to a shelter, most likely a discarded Easter bunny. She's been getting lots of attention, love and support and moved in to Haven foster care in April. We love her. She does the cutest happy binkies. She is a Hotot mix and full of joy and excitement. She wants a happy home (a permanent one) with a family who will cherish her and give her plenty of hay (which she loves), alfalfa based pellets and an assortment of greens. Please add a good measure of toys and loads of holding, love and kisses to make her life complete.

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I am the biggest bunny of my whole family, yet most shy. I will hide in the corner until I know I'm safe. However, if there is food in sight, I am the first at the table. I love alfalfa hay, pellets & fresh vegetables. Boxes with cut outs to play in and run through. I love jumping for joy and playing. I have just about got this litter box training down, but I still need some work. I love being held, kissed and lots of petting. I am a love.

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I'd rather be called a fancier name please. Adopt me and change my name.OK??? I am the most active and curious of my litter. When I feel safe, I will be the first to break away from the pack and explore my surroundings. I am fairly good with my litter box, but still need some work. I love alfalfa hay, pellets & fresh vegetables. I eat only the best food by Oxbow! I love to be petted, have my ears stroked and paws massaged, but would prefer to be running around exploring. I need an adventerous family to adopt me!

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My name is Pikake, pronounced Pee-kah-kay. My name is the same as the name of a beautiful Hawaiian flower. I was found in a box, along with my sisters and brother. I am a sweet baby Hotot girl. I am not too fond of being carried, but I love to sit on the floor with my person and get pets. I love to bink and zoom around my foster mommy's house. My favorite foods are yummy greens. Call my Auntie heather to arrange an appointment to meet me!

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My name is Lehua, pronounced Le-hoo-ah. I am a gorgeous 6 week old Dutch girl. I was found in a box with my sister Moani and Pikake. I love to run around my mommy's house. I am in litter training 101. My mommy says that I am a very outgoing little girl.

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My name is Bacardi. I am a cute little Dutch girl, born in February of 2008. I was born in a shelter, and soon after that I was rescued along with my momma and siblings. I am a little shy at first around people I don't know, but soon I will warm up and hop into your lap for a good snuggle. I am pretty good with my litter box, and I am looking forward to being a spoiled house bunny one day soon. I was recently spayed, so I am ready to go now.

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My name is Walker. I am a handsome boy with rex mix fur, born in February of 2008. My siblings and I were saved from a shelter along with our momma. I love to run and jump, and leap over hurdles. I am learning how to use a litterbox, and I appreciate a good snuggle or a nose rub from time to time. I would love to meet you, please call my Auntie Heather to make an appointment to see me.

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My name is Mojito pronounced Mo-hee-toe). I am a sweet little girl. I was born on 2/24/08. Yes, I am pretty tiny right now but I hope to grow up to be super! I can do the biggest binkies!! Oh I am a curly rex mix bunny. My siblings and I got rescued from a shelter along with our momma, just in the nick of time. I love to run, jump and play with the other bunnies and I love being gently held and loved. Then I want to get down to run around and do more binkies because I am so happy!! My favorite food is alfalfa hay, the really flowery kind and I like greens too. Yumm!! I am learning to use my litter box, I am taking to this very well because I like begin clean. I wish my mom was still with me but she isn't so my fur is a bit rough. I am always fluffing up but mom did a better job! My foster mom says I am a very quiet, peaceful bunny.

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Hello! My name is Sebastian. I am a shelter rescue. I am staying with my foster parents and I have my own room too. My foster parents say I am friendly and I like people. I don't jump when I'm being petted. I am quiet but love to be petted on the head. I will even close my eyes and fall asleep. I am not afraid of hands, so go ahead and pet me. Just not under my chin though, that scares me.

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Whiskey Mud Pie is a small black sweetheart who just wants to spend time in your arms. He is very submissive, and would do well with a female bunny or with a human who gave him enough attention. Whiskey is only 10 months old, but already full-grown. He was surrendered to the shelter because his owners "couldn't care for him anymore." He does bunny binkies, and is very happy when he gets to run around and explore. When I put him back in his cage after playing with him, he jumped back out into my arms and wanted more pets! He is soooo cute.

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I was confiscated with Soda Hop by a quick thinking Animal Control Officer. We were being kept in horrific conditions pending being eaten a few days later. It has not taken us long to realize how lucky we are. I am very curious and intelligent. I am also perfect with my litterbox and a big fan of raisins and veggies. I had to be separated from Soda Hop because we were not spayed or neutered yet. Now that we are fixed, we can be adopted together or separately.

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Raspberry is a blast. She is a classic big white bunny and would be perfect for an active family. She was surrendered to the shelter by a Good Samaritan who saved her from a homeless person who could not afford to care for her. She was initially very thin but is perfect now. She is so social and outgoing that she is difficult to keep up with. She never wants to go back in her pen because she has many many bunny things to do. She does like to visit with the other resident bunnies and let them know that she is Queen of the Rabbit Room now. Raspberry is in LOVE with her new willow and straw toys. She picks up the willow ball with her teeth and tosses it across the room. She also plays soccer with it, if she can get you to kick it back to her. She rolls it around using her chin. She is very playful and loves to run laps when she gets excited about something. Raspberry does have a preference for treats, especially raisins and raspberries! She needs a balanced diet of fresh veggies, timothy rabbit pellets, and timothy hay. She always insists that she hasn't had any treats, so she gets away with more than one raisin sometimes. One raisin has enough sugar for the whole day for her body size! You might need to stock up on frozen raspberries for this girl, because it would take a long time for her to eat a basket.

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My name is Dolce. I'm cute, eh? My foster mom says I'm a very endearing sweet baby bunny who was found at the shelter all by myself - no siblings and no mother. I wasn't even old enough to eat on my own, so when I was rescued by The Haven's volunteer she fed me lots of milk from a syringe. I was so weak then, but I'm much stronger now. I have lots of energy to explore the room and run around as fast as I can, playing "escape from the predator" games. I'm a happier bunny these days, but I do wish I had a playmate though. Someone to call my own friend and family. Please come and meet me. I am sure to win your heart over! I love to play and I am happy. Please adopt me so I have a home of my very own. I am almost finished with my syringe fed milk. My foster mom is really good at this, but I look forward to eating on my own like a big bunny. Oh, and I like toys too! Love Dolce.

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I am a sable point siamese gold female bunny. I had a bad start to life, being dumped as a baby at a shelter. Nice people there put me in with another mom so I could live and called The Rabbit Haven to get help! The Haven rescued me and my friend Diamond and our mom. My friend Diamond and I have been hanging out together for a while now, and it has been an interesting few months. We have been bounced around a little more than I like so I'd like to have a permanent home soon. I have been spayed and I am healthy, happy and just lonely for a new family of my own. Now that I am spayed Diamond can go with me if you like like him. Check him out on the web too ok? Diamond and I agreed if I find a home sooner I should just go and we can keep in touch by email - We do love each other.

Love, Channel.

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My friend is Chanel and I were abandoned at a shelter as babies. Back then we could not even see as we had just been born in a shleter!!!! That was a scary place to be for a couple of baby bunnies. The nice shelter staff put us together hoping to save our lives - our mom is really not our mom but she acted like our mom so we love her. Auntie Heather took us in and we were glad because that saved our lives! After we were 8 weeks old, our surrogate mom went off to another rescue. It's OK because she was ready to have space of her own, and we all love her and we thank her for raising us. I love hay, toys, cuddling and I am delicate and super gentle. I want a home of my own so much! I see other bunnies getting homes and I think it is my turn! I also love Channel, we could go to the same home together if you have room for two bunnies.

Love, Diamond.

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My name is Toffee. I was a very frightened bunny at the shelter. I used to whimper in the corner and beg to be taken home. I do have a dislike of latex or rubber gloves, or hands that smell like these things. The kennel staff wear gloves like this when they were cleaning my cage. Thank goodness my Rabbit Haven volunteer noticed me crying and asked Auntie Heather to take me into her Haven. I'm a small girl bunny who likes to be pet, pet, pet, and have my ears rubbed. I don't mind being held for a while, but I'd much rather be a bunny who gets to sit on your lap or next you rather than being lifted high into the air. With the right person, I'm sure I'll learn to feel safe in their arms. I'm an active girl and there's nothing I love more than to re-arrange my room and toys. Give me a cardboard box and I'll make the doors and windows just the way I like them ! Come play with me to see if I'm your special some-bunny.

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This litter of adorable babies was born on January 17 of 2008. There are eight babies, five boys and three girls. The boys are Mousey, Charley, Swirl, Eddy, and Popper, and the girls are Shiloh, Juma, and Seal. These sweeties would love to be adopted with one or more of their siblings so they always have someone to play with. Their favorite things are alfalfa hay and doing big binkies to entertain the family who are currently fostering them. They are very good eaters and are learning to use their litter box too. They are looking for a forever family that will keep them safe and play with them. Are you their new family?

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Frannie is a medium sized dark chocolate brown bunny that is a real jumper. She needs lots of room to exercise and kick up her heels. She has perfect litter box habits, and will make a great free roaming bunny.

Frannie has settled down since she weaned her kits and was spayed at the end of March. However, she is very protective of her pen and will lunge, box, and even nip at you if you stick your hands in her pen without stopping to pet her first. This is a feisty girl and will do best in a home that doesn't scare at her antics.

She'll make a great companion for some lucky family.

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Scooter was named for his quick feet and large hind legs. He can move fast! This boy is much taller than his siblings, and has a thin, pointed face in comparison to his family. He is very friendly and will follow you around the house wherever you go. He has lots of energy and LOVES the cottontail cottage we got from busybunny.com. Unfortunately, he had a very bad experience with dogs when he was little and cannot relax when his big ears hear a dog bark. He wouldn't be comfortable living in the same house with a dog. Scooter came to the shelter with 21 rabbits who were living under the owner's house. They were malnourished, exposed to predators, and they were suffering. Domestic rabbits don't have the same instincts that wild rabbits have, so they are not capable of defending themselves outdoors. Scooter was lucky to survive that ordeal, and is now looking for an INDOOR home.

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Squirrel (the gorgeous brown girl) and Emmett (handsome white boy) are quite the bonded pair. They came to The Haven as babies and have grown up together, they're a little over a year old as of spring 2008. They were adopted out when young but due to their human's health issues they unfortunately had to come back to look for another family to bless with their presence. Squirrel is very friendly and will come up for pets. Emmett is shyer and waits until Squirrel is getting her lovies, then he'll feel safe to come up for his own. Quiet, mellow, very content bunnies they are used to cats, small dogs, other bunnies, and small birds. These are very undemanding bunnies, and they enjoy running back and forth doing their binkies. They are almost always relaxed, munching on their hay or laying around watching the world go by. But do watch your hands when you give them their pellets or their greens, they zoom right on over to scarf those down! They have been spayed/neutered, of course, and are doing well with their litterbox habits. They are calm, sweet and looking forward to going home with their new humans as soon as possible.

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Opus is a sweet little boy that loves to eat his Alfalfa Pellets IN the bowl completely. He darts around the house as fast as possible making quick turns and then flopping down for a nap. He was rescued by The Haven along with his littermates and his mother in January of 2008. Opus is used to living with cats and gentle children. He is looking for a home today, maybe with you!

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Piper is a lovely and sweet Florida White girl with plenty of love to share with her new family. She likes humans and other rabbit friends, good food and love. She uses her litter box and is such a good girl. Piper likes being held and having her head stroked. She is a sweetheart. Piper would do best housed in a precision pen environment with a litter box with a paper based litter, a hay basket and food and water dishes. She watches TV and enjoys quiet music or piano.

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Faith was born in January of 2008. She came to The Haven when her family was rescued from a shelter. Faith says:

Hello everyone, my name is Faith and I have faith that I will find the perfect home just for me to live and love. I am a dark chocolate brown color and I am as sweet as possible. I am a gentle girl who loves to play. I am small for my breed type. I like special toys and hope one day to have my own toy box filled with special bunny treats and stuff to play with. I am very curious, delightful and I like to do fantastic jumps in the air and then run about doing tiny leaps in the air - that's fun! I enjoy eating lots of timothy, orchard grass and oat hays. For breakfast and dinner I love fresh greens and crisp vegetables. So, if you'd like a beautiful bunny daughter to join your family - that's me! Contact Auntie for more details on me.
Love, Faith

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Our lovely Jossalin came to The Haven in mid November 2007 with a horrific injury to her back right leg. Her foot was completely gone and the stump was dead with the bone sticking out. After she was stable and gained some weight, Jossalin's leg was amputated at the mid thigh. Dr. Carolynn Harvey of Chabot Vet Hospital in Hayward took excellent care of our girl and treated her like a queen. Jossalin came through the surgery with flying colors. After her recovery, physical therapy and lots of TLC she is now ready to find her forever home.

Jossalin has the courage of a lion and the grace of a ballerina. She has never once complained (grunted, nipped or fisticuffed) during her long ordeal. She took her medicines and cooperated with all the procedures she needed to get healthy. As far as she's concerned, all bunnies have just 3 legs! She runs wherever she wants, she gets herself in and out of her litterbox and she does the most adorable 3-legged binkies!

Jossalin has always loved attention and pets. She has a great appetite but will ignore her food until she has received enough lovies and scratches. If she feels that she's being ignored, she will simply follow you around! She also loves to snuggle up on the shoulder and relaxes so much she can fall asleep. She lies in her hidey box but often will have her head hanging out, she doesn't want to miss anything that is going on!

Jossalin is completely healed now and is ready for a super special family who will give her the love she is now used to getting. Her life was terrible before she was rescued but from now on she deserves nothing but gentle caring, fabulous quality food & toys, and to be the center of some loving family. She will need to see Dr. Harvey for all her future veterinary care.

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Lola is very small at 3.5 pounds and still very unsettled and scared. She is a pretty girl, who wants to relate so much. She needs loads of love to help her be able to relax and just be herself. Please, no young kids or barking dogs or other animals to harass her. Lola is very shy but loves just being held and having her own space to explore. Lola is a charming girl with lots of love to offer and an unlimited capacity to receive it. She thinks greens are heaven's food and likes toys.She is likely to remain very small when she is full grown.

We love this bunny so much! Lola is going to be a wonderful bunny daughter for some lucky family. So far she has shown a strong interest in willow balls, throw toys and she does a great job using her litter box! We are very proud of her because she is learning so quickly. She is so pretty with gold, brown and white markings, huge brown eyes - and lovely, long French lop ears. This tiny girl has such a huge capacity to love. Adopt Lola if you have a quiet, compassionate, loving home where she can be a part of your family life. Ps: She likes to eat when we eat. She has her own plate. she also has her own plush bunny friend.

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Miles was rescued from death row at a shelter along with his family. Miles says:

Hi, I am Miles! I am a lovable bunny boy, and I enjoy playing and romping with my human friends. I really enjoy my greens, and my favorites are dark green lettuce and parsley. I like being around children, and I am comfortable around other animals. Can I come home with you and make you my forever friend?

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Princess Kisaya was born in September 2006 and originally was found in a field in Scotts Valley. Kisaya is an angora mix and weighs about 5 pounds. She has been with her sister Princess Anzia since birth. She is a chowhound and loves her daily veggies and timothy hay or orchard grass. Kisaya loves to dig in newspaper inside a cardboard box. She would love a new home, particularly with her sister. She is healthy, happy and spayed.

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My mom came to The Haven after she was attacked by a dog. I was born soon after, in early June.

My name is Lenny, and I am a brown Dutch boy, with a white left front foot, and an all white right front leg. I can do great runs around my pen and the best binkies of anybunny!!!! I am also calm and funny - I am kind of lonely so I'd like to go home soon. I know I have my bunny family but when we have nighttime stories Auntie Heather tells each one of us that soon we will have a new family where we will be happy forever, and have new toys and fun so I know you are out there. Come to meet me and maybe you are MY family.

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Tallulah is a darling brown female lop, spayed and health checked. Given her sad history she needs a VERY special loving person to come forward for her.

Sadly. Tallulah was abandoned at a local vet clinic. Her human caretaker had her living in a bathroom and she became crazy in there, eating sheetrock off of the walls. She was so terrified when we got her it was shocking. Tallulah has been with us now for several weeks, and she has calmed down enough to be able to receive pets. She is no longer needing to jump at her food, she knows it will always be right there every day. She has learned that she has a special place Just for her, and this makes her feel happy. Every night we tell her how much she is loved and that her special person will come for her soon. We believe that there is a special person for every single rabbit we have. Are you Tallulah's human?

Tallulah is still very unsettled and worried. She in in the kindest, most compassionate TLC site right now, yet she does need her own home to heal and grow. She needs to know that she belongs and is loved by her own family. Is that you?

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Luchi is a darling Dutch mix girl with a loving disposition and gentle ways. Her front teeth need to be trimmed from time to time, and otherwise she seems A-OK! She has been seen by Dr. O'Day at Adobe and she is spayed. Luchi is a jewel, and very special indeed. She uses her litter box very well and eats hay, pellets and lots of dark leafy greens. She loves being spoiled and being snuggled!!! She likes her ball toys with things to chew plus a variety of other bunny toys. This Little one is very special. Contact us for adoption information and an off site appointment to meet her. Luchi is currently in foster care in Sacramento, our bunnies are well traveled.

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She has rex whiskers, and is part silver marten like her brothers. She is approx. 2 months old. She has those rare dark blue eyes that are nearly black. She is more outgoing and energetic than her brothers, but none of these babies are accustomed to people yet. She really needs someone who can spend a lot of time holding and comforting her. She has been through so much during her first two months on earth--growing up, learning to eat on her own, getting separated from her mother and brothers, and then surrendered to the shelter. Her life is only beginning, and we want her to have a great life with a wonderful family.

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Sadie is a quiet, proper lady-bunny and very sweet. She a bigger bunny, weighting about 10 pounds, and she has very soft, shiny, black hair and a lovely dewlap. Her litter habits are very good as long as you put the litter box where she tells you to. She is a good eater, and is fond of most of the greens, except basil, mint and apple leaves. Her favorites are clover and parsley. Willow balls and willow bowls are definitely her favorite toys, which she quickly chews up and tosses around. She seems shy at first but when she gets to know you, she is are real lovebug, sitting still for lots of pets. She is a very long bunny so can really stretch out on the couch with you.

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Zoë is a darling bunny who has tested positive for pasteurella. She sneezes occasionally. She needs to be placed in a home that understand this medical condition. It is manageable, but a single rabbit home is preferred. This is not an illness that can go into cats or dogs. She is so lonely for a family to love her. She will need inexpensive medication on occasion when sneezing symptoms appear. Other than that, she can live like any other rabbit with love and care and kindness. Great food and attention. Well, and toys. She loves nice fresh clean sheets as her enclosure flooring. A very neat girl.

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Jerry was rescued from death row at a shelter along with his family. Jerry says:

Hello, I am Jerry. I was born on October 5, 2008. I absolutely love munching on greens, my favorites are parsley and kale. Willow balls are so fun to chew on, I also love chewing on baskets. I sometimes chew on jeans if I am sitting in your lap, but please don't take it personally I just love the texture, if you tell me you don't like it I will stop. I enjoy hiding under blankets in my house and playing with toys that have bells. I can be a little shy sometimes but I like being held : ) I get along with dogs!

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Louie was rescued from death row at a shelter along with his family. Louie says:

Hello, my name is Louie. I was born on October 5, 2008. I am one of the sweetest, and calmest bunnies you will ever meet. I like to stand on my back feet when anyone comes near me because I love being picked up! I will sit in your lap for hours, I enjoy the company of people. I love chewing on baskets, and willow balls are my favorite. Also, I am very well litter box trained, I get to run around in the house sometimes and I have never missed my litter box : ). I love to hide under blankets and play. I even get along with dogs!

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Lil Bear was rescued by The Haven along with his siblings after losing his mother at a shelter. He is not yet neutered, but he is available now for adoption. What a precious loving boy - this charming fellow is intensely loving and sweet. He will run to you as soon as you come near him for kisses and pets. He LOVES toys, cottontail cottages and love. He needs loads of affection. A great little bunny boy - too sweet for words!

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Fozzie came to The Haven as part of a rescue of a mom and her litter from a South Bay shelter. He was born in September of 2007. Fozzie says:

Fozzie - What a name for such a bun as I. Is it my hair? They way I act? Guess, if you can. I am a funny bunny and very smart! I know how to use the litter box and I can throw toys really high and far. I can also binky. I think I am a pretty special boy. My brother Gonzo is faster than I am, but I'd still like you to want to adopt me. Come on over and pick me up OK???

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My name is Cookie. That is because my foster mom thinks I'm very sweet and good bunny. I think I am super, and that life is so wonderful! I'm a happy bunny who loves to jump and dance around. I follow my foster dad around the house just for fun. I love to be pet gently. I'm especially fond of dark leafy green treats. That bit of apple or carrot will get an even extra active binky dance. I'm not shy and will entertain you at the end of a long day at work, or be calm and gentle for your stokes on my shimmery black fur. I'm very good with my potty training as well! Play with me to see if I'm the bunny of your dreams.

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Gonzo came to The Haven as part of a rescue of a mom and her litter from a South Bay shelter. He was born in September of 2007. He says:

Well, this is not the best picture I ever took! I wonder why they call me Gonzo! I am really sweet and like snuggling and toys and stuff. I love cardboard houses and being in an active environment. I run around and do binkies, I eat lots of hay and greens and LOVE toys! I like my brothers but sometimes I just want to be by myself and relax! Do you like to do that? Want to have some fun? I would like to come home with you if so - OK? Let's play! If you love me I will love your right back - I promise.

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Honey came to The Haven as part of a rescue of a mom and her litter from a South Bay shelter. She was born in September of 2007. Honey says:

Hi, I am Honey, a sweet young bunny girl. I am the only brown one in my litter, my siblings are all black! I would love to meet you, sit in your lap and enjoy a nice ear rub, and maybe even go home with you! I like living with my brothers and sisters, but I want a family of my own too. Are you my special person?

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Basil came to The Haven as part of a rescue of a mom and her litter from a South Bay shelter. She was born in September of 2007. With lots of love and pets, great food and hay, this little one will blossom into a love bug! She loves her willow toys and lots of joy in her life. Adopt Basil for a sweet addition to your home. She is such a lucky girl.

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This beautiful little red girl is spayed and very healthy and happy! She just needs a home of her very own. She is exceptionally sweet. She was the surrogate mom for a litter without a mom - She did so well - Thank you to Allie! Without her loving care, the little ones would not have made it. Allie is exceptionally tender and wants a loving home of her own soon! She is gorgeous and adorable.

She enjoys the peaceful solitude of her own space. She is a quiet bunny that likes to snuggle and needs a loving permanent home.

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This boy is looking for that someone special who wants to love him forever. Sunshine loves the privacy of his cage but blossoms with pen play time or better yet, total freedom. He will follow you from room to room, jump up on the couch with you to watch TV or help you make the bed. He lives with two dogs and a kitty who loves to run the hall with him. He was very shy and withdrawn when he first came to us. It took a lot of love and trust to get him out of his shell. He loves to throw his toys and play tunnel Peek a Boo with card board boxes. He seems to shy away from small children; I think they move to fast for him. Sunshine needs a loving home where he has plenty of pen time as well as free roam to share time with you.

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Quinn is a baby who came to The Haven as part of a rescue of a mom and her litter. He says:

I'm Quinn and you can tell me apart from my littermates by the large black spot on my nose. Like all baby bunnies I like to play but I am also very happy to cuddle in someone's lap. At night I like to sleep in a soft fleece bed. I love to play with other bunnies and cats! If you are looking for a friendly, cute, cuddle bunny than I am the guy for you.

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Kazi is a beautiful cream colored Rex male - delicate and super sweet. He is just starting to learn to use a litter box, and he loves attention, kisses and hay. This darling boy prefers a home without other animals, maybe a bunny or older calm cat.

Kazi says:
I like all this fuss over me. I also think hay is great!!! Toys too! But I just want lots of love and a friendly happy home.

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This charming couple love each other and want to find a home together. Harrison ("Little Buffalo") is a darling, neutered lion head boy, and Peanut Butter Cup is a sweet, spayed mini rex girl. They do everything together, keep a clean room and require lots of love and attention from their humans. They love to explore and run about. They currently live in a large enclosure with sheets underneath, use their litter box well, and love hay. They are active and curious, and love greens and cuddles from their human caretakers. They both love treats and will stand up on their back legs to ask for munchies. Do you have room in your heart and home for this lovable pair?

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She is "Super Mom". She give birth to 8 beautiful babies on August 18th, her litter showcased on our Website, has now stepped up to the plate and is a surrogate nursing Mom to 6 little newborn kits. These little bundles of joy where born 9/18/07 and due to a mix up they lost their mother. Willow is gentle, kind and loving. Her generous nature is shining brightly as she willingly took on this new job and what a fine job she is doing. She keeps them fed, clean and warm. When she comes off of "Motherhood Leave", she'll be looking for someone with a special place in their heart to give her the loving home she so justly deserves.

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E: director@therabbithaven.org

SNUGGLE BUNNY ALERT!!!

Spooky, a 1.5 year old neutered male, is a gorgeous silver fox (black with white flecks). He is one of the most loving rabbits you will ever meet. He loves to give kisses & and have his back scratched. His favorite game is rolling the large jingle ball back and forth with a person. He also likes to sleep in his wicker tunnel and cottontail cottage. He enjoys jumping high in the air and kicking up his heels during playtime.

Alexandria, a 1 year old spayed female, is a darling black dwarf/rex mix that is as sweet and loving as Spooky. She too enjoys snuggling and loves to be under the covers. Her favorite place is her cottontail cottage and is famous for doing binkies in the morning when she sees her pellets coming.

This loving pair is inseparable. They love lying next to one another, grooming each other & playing together. Spooky keeps rolling the jingle ball to Alex-seeming sure one of these times she will roll it back! They enjoy snuggling on the sofa with their foster mom & sharing kisses with her & each other. Spooky & Alex need to live in a tall Xpen in a quiet home with a rabbit savvy adult. The are pretty low maintenance rabbits. Very clean and smart. A home with children would be too overwhelming for them. A home with cats is okay but no dogs please. This is a truly loving pair who deserves only the best!

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Honey Pot was abandoned in a home when her family moved. Thankfully, someone found her and brought her to the shelter. She is a healthy, happy little piggie that loves to eat. She just came to the shelter so has not been very vocal yet. Once she figures out where her veggies come from, she should be a lot more social. She is currently living at the Watsonville Animal Shelter. Contact Lara at laraadam@msn.com or 831-818-5814 for more info.