Special Needs Bunny Sponsors

The Rabbit Haven has many rabbits that require extra expenses. If you would like to help, sponsoring a rabbit might be right for you! If you can assist with the veterinary and medical bills of our rabbits, you will directly assist the rabbit to improve their quality of life. In some cases we are looking to raise a sum of money to pay their bills. Other rabbits require ongoing care with monthly costs. We realize that most people can not afford a full sponsorship, so you can elect to partially sponsor a bunny. The dollar amounts listed are our financial goals to which you may contribute all or part. All donations are tax deductable. We accept donation of any size adn tax donation reciepts are provided.

Sponsors will have their names appear on our web site. Of course you can also choose to remain anonymous if you prefer. You may use our PayPal program on our main web site to contribute or send a check!

Make a cash donation via Paypal, or donate by check

The rabbits thank you for your support!

Here are some of the special needs bunnies that have been recently rescued by The Haven. If you click on the picture of the bunny or the bunny's name, you can find out more about that bunny's story. Please note: some of the rabbits have been through a lot, and their stories and pictures can be upsetting to some people.
	Benny is bunny who was rescued from a shelter suffering from terrible wounds inflicted intentionally by a human. Warning: Benny's story is very upsetting and contains graphic photos of his injuries and may be disturbing to some people.
	Anzia is jersey wooly bunny who has had to endure multiple dental surgeries because of an infection. Update: Anzia was diagnosed with advanced Lymphoma in April of 2008. She died on April 15th.
	Jossalin was brought into a local shelter missing a foot and having an infection in the remaining stump. She may require amputation surgery. Warning: Jossalin's story contains graphic photos of her injuries and may be disturbing to some people.
	Tamari is a beautiful 8 month old Rex who came into a shelter with extensive urine scalding on her bottom and terrible hock injuries. She had been neglected in a tiny backyard cage with no way to get off the wire. With vet care and a caring foster home, she is well on the way to recovery. Tamari's medical bills have exceeded $300.
	Kris Cringle is tiny baby with severely injured legs who was rescued just before Christmas of 2007.
	Dixie is an adorable red and white lop who came to a shelter with a broken leg.
	Felix is a baby who has an abcessed wound on his shoulder and several bite wounds on his back and shoulders.
	Zoe was dumped at a shelter with pus filled bite wounds, ear mites and abscesses on both feet. The Haven is giving her the medications and care she needs to allow her to make a full recovery. Update: Zoë is a darling bunny who has tested positive for pasteurella. She sneezes occasionally - She needs to be placed in a home that understands this medical condition. The illness 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.
	Ameche is young dutch girl who was dumped in a field with a severely fractured leg. Update: Ameche was adopted into her forever home.
	Matia came to The Haven infested with mites, losing the fur on her face and back. Soon after she was rescued, she suffered a life threatening hemorrhage and required emergency surgery. Update: Matia was adopted into her forever home.
	Hazelnut arrived at a shelter, abused and broken, with her teeth and gums badly injured. She required extensive surgery and lost two teeth. Update: Hazelnut was adopted into her forever home.
	Honeybun was surrendered to a shelter with a badly infected eye, unable to move. He had surgery to remove his infected eye, and he will be ready for adoption soon. Update: Honeybun was adopted into his forever home.
	Gabriel was found in a field, covered in dirt and blood. The Haven is giving him the care he needs to fully recover. Update: Gabriel was adopted into his forever home.
	Camille came to The Haven as a baby, with terrible injuries from predator bites. She has been recovering well. Update: Camille was adopted into her forever home.
	Mishko and Cuddles were rescued from a local shelter. They were in terrible shape when we took them in, Mishko had a pair of huge abcesses on his lower jaw and Cuddles was suffering from a severe respiratory infection. Unfortunately, Mishko did not survive. Cuddles continues to fight to be rid of the infection. Warning: Mishko and Cuddles' story contains graphic photos and may be disturbing to some people. Update: Cuddles endured a long airplane flight from California all the way to Pennsylvania, where he was adopted into a large household of bunnies.
	Godiva is a gorgeous gray black lionhead, who came to The Haven with abcessed predator bites on her back. Update: Godiva was adopted into her forever home.
	Priyani was found wandering the streets in San Jose, malnourished and dehydrated, terribly infested with mites, and most of the fur on her head and face missing. Warning: Priyani's story contains graphic photos and may be disturbing to some people. Update: Priyani was moved from The Haven to a special medical care site with Save A Bunny. She continues to battle ongoing ear infections caused by her mite infestation. You can find out more about her on the Save A Bunny website.
	Fiona and Evan, two newborn bunnies rescued by The Haven. They were found abandoned in a field, near death from starvation because their mother was not with them. Update: The tiny boy in this pair had terribly broken back legs and other injuries. Despite the best care possible, he did not survive. Fiona was adopted into a terrific home as a companion for another bunny.
	Dilly is an adorable dwarf Hotot who arrived at a shelter with facial trauma and broken teeth. The Haven rescued him, and he has already undergone a surgical procedure to repair his teeth. Update: Sadly we must report that Sweet Dilly aka Piglet crossed the rainbow bridge on Friday during his second surgery to repair his lower jaw which had been broken. The Haven spent in excess of $1200 trying to save Dilly. Please help if you can!
	Deanna, a tiny Polish dwarf rescued from the back room at a shelter where she would have died. She was in great pain, suffering a hideous eye laceration and ulceration. Cost so far. $596.00 surgery -addition $100 for meds and follow up exams. Next, spay...$140.00. This charming girl lost her eye but not his sweetness or her spirit to live and love! She gives the greatest kisses. What a pretty tiny girl! $800.00 puts her in the land of Success recovery and adoption! Update: Deanna was adopted by one of her foster families and now lives as part of a trio.
	Ellis sustained an injury to his back legs that rendered him unable to use them. The Haven took him for veterinary care, and it was discovered that he had bilateral hip fractures and a fractured tibia. He is now recovering well. X-rays, medications and care of Ellis has cost The Haven over $500 Update: Ellis was adopted and is now living in his forever home.
	Jimmy is a darling boy (about 3.5 months old when rescued), and is missing a left front paw and some of his leg. We found him just sitting alone in a bottom cage in a shelter under two other bunny cages. Update: Jimmy was adopted by a wonderful family to be the companion of a bunny who lost one of her back legs.
	Hercules and Lily are a special needs couple. Now that they are stable they will require tooth trims of remaining back molars (390 every weeks for tooth trims) plus pulsed medications. Hercules is the boy bun with a crushed jaw rescued form the streets of Watonsivlle severe infection in her teeth and jaw- She has extensive dental injuries and a damaged jaw which required surgery $700.00 plus medications well over $200.00 now. Surgical Wound care July $680.00 - Lily was rescued from a shelter with a severe infection in her teeth and jaw- She has extensive tooth and jaw injuries which required surgery $700.00 plus medications well over $200.00 now. Surgical Wound care July $680.00 Lily recovered and took care of hercules when he was tiny - Now they are inseparable she still treats him like her baby is very protective and constantly grooms him. Update: Unfortunately, little Lily died very unexpectedly on Easter morning of 2007. She was slated to join Hercules in their forever home the following week. Hercules had to go to their forever home alone, but with a lot of love and care he has rebounded and is doing well.
	Miss Fufu came to the haven as part of a rescue of twenty rabbits from a shelter. She developed a blood clot in her eye that grew worse, and despite the best the vets could do, her eye had to be removed. She now has a prosthetic eye, and continues to live with a Haven volunteer. Update: Fufu was adopted into her forever home.