Application for Adoption

Thank you for taking the time to fill out our adoption application. This will help us get to know you and the ways we can help you with a successful transition for your new rabbit from our Rabbitry into your home. Providing eachother with as much information as possible will help improve your rabbit's ability to feel safe, remain healthy through the stress of a move, and to bond to its new family.

We will never sell or share any of your information with anyone for any reason whatsoever.

We do not transport our rabbits at this time. Are you prepared to travel to pick up your rabbit(s)? *

I will drive to you. I will need you to meet me at a local airport. I understand this will cost an additional fee.

What age do you prefer? *

Baby (8 weeks & weaned) Young Rabbit Ready to be Fixed (6+ months ) Retired Breeder (These are still young relative to the 10+ years Rabbits live. Our breeders are two years and younger)

What do you plan to do with your rabbit? (Please note that we do not offer pedigrees at this time.) *

For Pet Home For Show Competition For Breeding

If you currently own a rabbit(s) do you have experience (or have you done research about) introducing a new rabbit into your herd? *

Yes No, please offer me info about this. N/A

If you answered "outdoors" or "both" tell us a little about how you plan to protect them from predators (flying or otherwise) while outdoors. *

It's important to us that our rabbits go to homes that are willing to provide them with appropriate space. If you're not sure what that looks like please visit our Learning Resources tab. Please let us know below what kind of set up you're planning to use for your bunny. *

If yes tell us a little about your current pets. Are they aggressive toward small animals and if so how do you plan to protect the rabbit from them? If they're not aggressive, will you research how to introduce rabbits to other animals before allowing them to be together? *

Rabbits are great pets but they're not inexpensive starter pets for children. They're exotic animals with unique needs, they're a regular financial investment, and they need exotic veterinary care. Rabbits are prey animals which means they don't respond to noise, being handled, or play in the same ways domesticated predators such as dogs and cats do. Have you done research on how to bond with and care for a rabbit? *

Yes, I'm experienced in rabbit ownership. Some, and I'm willing to learn more. No, please provide me with information.

Do you have young children in the home? *

Yes (Baby-Preschooler) My children are older (school aged - teen). No

Who will be primarily responsible for the rabbit's daily needs? *

I will My child will We will work together

Have you researched GI Stasis and Bloat in rabbits? *

Yes Not yet, please direct me in the right direction for this information.

If you haven't will you go to our Learning Resources tab and watch one of our videos educating you on these conditions? A rabbit will die very rapidly from these conditions (within 24 hours) and they are preventable with proper care. *

I have. Yes, I will. I'd like other material besides the videos offered on the website, please.

Have you read and do you agree to our sales policy? *

Yes No

Do you agree to have your rabbit's housing, food, and transport (carrier) needs met before picking up your rabbit? *

Yes I am working on that, I'd like help knowing how to proceed.

Do you agree to research both safe and dangerous fruits and veggies for rabbits before feeding them? *

Yes Already have. Will you provide me more information about this please?

Do you understand that hay must be offered in unlimited portions daily, makes up 80% of a rabbit's diet, and is necessary for teeth care? *

Yes No, please provide more information about this.

Are you aware that overgrown teeth in rabbits can cause illnesses but that this can be prevented simply by providing rabbit safe items (not cat or dog chew toys) for them to chew on? *

Yes No, please offer more information on this.

Rabbits can run up to 35 mph and jump up to 3ft high. Do you agree to offer SAFE daily exercise for your rabbit? *

Yes We have limited space, please offer ideas for how to do this.

Did you know not all vets will treat rabbits? Do you have an exotic vet lined up for your rabbit? *

We already have an exotic vet. Please give me some resources on exotic vets in Southern California.

Do you plan to neuter/ spay your rabbit? *

Yes Not unless it becomes necessary Please offer more information on this.

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Application for Adoption

Application for Rabbit Adoption