Meet Harvest Home's Adoptable rabbits!Come meet our rabbits that are up for adoption at the Tri-Valley SPCA on the first Saturday of the month.Tri-Valley SPCA To find out more about adopting any of these rabbits, please contact us at 209-465-2985. JudiJudi was rounded up during the Chevron Rescue in Richmond. She is a white bunny with exceptionally pretty markings. She has a calm and beauty to her which is amazing given her rough start. Details of Judi’s struggles will always be her secret but there is no doubt she is very lucky to be alive. She has been in foster care for just 3 months and is starting to become comfortable with being held. Judi is a bit shy but likes people and is gaining confidence every day. She is an easy bunny, a good eater and great with a litter box.
ButterscotchButterscotch is a Rex rabbit with a lovely medium gray coat with unusual golden highlights. She is a unique and beautiful girl. Rex Rabbits are a very popular pet, valued for their exceptionally soft fur. Their coat feels just like velvet!!! Butterscotch is a rescue from a petting zoo. After months in foster care, she has slowly learned to trust again. Just in the last few weeks, she has blossomed into the wonderful companion rabbit she was always meant to be! Rex Rabbits, noted for their sweet, cuddly nature, are a favorite pet bunny. Butterscotch is an exceptionally sweet girl. She enjoys playing gently or just relaxing and being petted. She would do best in a quiet household without young kids. After her rough beginning, Butterscotch deserves a nice, loving forever home.
Chamisa, Pinon and JuniperThese lovely and curious Lops, just 4-5 months old, are from a litter of 10 and ready to find their forever homes as a single or a pair! Despite their rough start, they are sweet and cuddly and appreciate affection. Recently placed in foster homes, they are receptive to affection and will turn into cuddle-buns. These sweet bunnies would be especially good with children. Lops are a wonderful choice as a pet being known as a lively and smart breed who like to interact with people. Consider a pair! A bonded pair of bunnies is happier and healthier than a single rabbit. They provide companionship and grooming for each other. But the choice is yours!
Brownie and HondaBrownie and Honda are special needs rabbits. Let us know if you'd like to find out more about either sponsoring, or adopting, rabbits like Brownie and Honda
JordanHi there! My name is Jordan and I'm young New Zealand rabbit who is neutered. I was originally from the Tri-City Animal Shelter who was going to be euthanized because I had ear mites. The good people at Harvest Home brought me to their sanctuary and took good care of me. I'm a little on the feisty side but love getting my pellets and goodies.
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