Here you can find general adoption information, but feel free to message if you have any questions

We operate on a deposit-based waiting list, which gives priority to those who have placed a reservation on upcoming litters. Once those bunnies are matched with their future homes, any remaining available rabbits will be offered to those on our non-deposit waiting list in the order they were added. If you're interested, you're welcome to join either list - whether you are ready to place a deposit or simply want to be contacted if any bunnies become available. 

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Holland Lops are between $150-$350

With $50 Deposit

Californians are between $55-$100

With $20 Deposit

New Zealand mix are between $55-$70

With $20 Deposit

Deposits are non-refundable 

While we often have baby bunnies, we occasionally offer junior and older rabbits as well. These bunnies may be closer to breeding age or already show-proven, making them a great option for those looking to start or improve their own rabbitry. They are priced higher than babies due to the time, care and evaluation we've invested in them, but they come with the advantage of being more mature, easier to assess and often ready for breeding or showing right away. 

At our rabbitry, we believe in responsible care for all rabbits. On occasion, we accept surrenders or unwanted rabbits and provide them with safe, clean and attentive environment while they await adoption. These rescue rabbits are given the same standard of care as our own and we work to find them appropriate, loving homes. Please visit our "Available Rescue Buns" page to view current rabbits available for adoption. 

We do everything possible to ensure our rabbits leave healthy and well-adjusted. Because rabbits are extremely sensitive and can decline quickly under stress, we cannot offer long-term health guarantees once a rabbit leaves our care. However, we offer a 48-hour health window during which we will consider a replacement if a licensed vet determines the rabbit had a serious, pre-existing condition at the time of pickup. Beyond that we cannot offer health guarantees, as factors outside our care-such as environment, handling or sudden diet changes-can greatly affect a rabbit's well-being. 

We care deeply about every rabbit we raise and never want any of them to end up in a shelter or unsafe situation. If for any reason you can no longer keep your rabbit, we will always accept them back, no questions asked. While refunds are not offered for returns, we are committed to ensuring each of our rabbits has a safe place to land, whether it's with us or through a responsible rehoming effort. Please contact us first before making other arrangements - we're here to help. 

For the health and safety of our rabbits, we do not offer tours of our rabbitry or allow on-site pickups. This policy helps us protect our herd from outside illnesses, reduce stress on the animals and maintain a clean, controlled environment. However, we're happy to provide photos, videos and updates so you can get to know your bun before pickup. When the time comes, we can arrange a meet up location. We appreciate your understanding and respect for our animals' well-being. For an additional fee, transportation can be arranged.

Each rabbit comes with a bag of pellets and hay they're currently eating to help ease the transition into their new home and avoid digestive upset. We kindly ask that you bring a secure carrier for pickup. If needed, we can provide one for an additional fee with advance notice. 

Pedigree (for breeder/show homes) and birth certificate (for pet homes) are available upon request. Please be sure to let us know in advance if you would like these documents included, as they are not automatically printed. 

Before bringing your new bunny home, make sure you have the essentials ready:

• Carrier for transport
• Proper sized cage or enclosure
• Litter box, and safe litter
• Timothy hay and pellets
• Food and water containers
• Hiding spot or a bunny house
• Toys for chewing