Havana is a beautiful full size Rex.  She is very friendly and is looking for a family that will give her lots of attention and love.  She is also interested in meet the boy bunny of her dreams. 

She was kept in a very small wire cage in a dark backyard without hardly any contact with anyone.  She is very lonely and needs lots of love.  She is about 2 years old and just loves to be able to finally get to run around out of that horrible small cage.

If you would like to meet this wonderful, beautiful bunny, please contact us by e-mailing adoptions@rabbithaven.org.

She is at our Carnation facility

posted 01/16/2008

Jack & Jill are two young bunnies full of life.  Jack is a complete love and likes to get kisses.  He always runs up to see you and love to be petted and loved.

Jill is a little more shy and strong headed.  She is also friendly but only runs up for treats!  She also likes to be petted but not held.

These two love to explore and there's nothing like an adventure to bring out the curiosity in these bunnies.  They like to play in their cardboard boxes and throw around some toys.  They will bring incredible joy to some lucky family.

Can you open your hearts to them and give them a family that they can call their own? 

Please e-mail adoptions@rabbithaven.org
to make an appointment to meet these two wonderful bunnies.

This pair is out our Carnation facility

posted 11/6/2006
 

This beautiful girl came to Rabbit Haven from California and is now bonded with Tumbleweed.    Jubilee is a beautiful brown bun with Ruby eyes!  She was bonded with Joy who passed away quite unexpectedly.  We bonded her with Tumbleweed who is a nice and gentle boy.  He is helping Jubilee by being by her side and snuggling her.

If you would like to meet these two special buns, please contact us here at Rabbit Haven by sending e-mail to:  adoptions@rabbithaven.org to schedule a day and time to meet these little cuties.

This pair is out our Gig Harbor facility

posted 1/13/2006

updated 2/21/2006

Koala is a very special little bunny.  He is about 2 years old and was found running around looking for safe cover.  He has lost both of his ears to a predator.  We are not sure just how he got away but he did!

He is extremely friendly and loves to run around.  He is great with his litter box and overall is a very tidy guy.

He CAN NOT be house where there is a dog or even had a dog in it.  He gets very upset and nervous if he is exposed in any way to a dog.  Just the smell can sent him in a panic.  We are not sure about cats but we would prefer to place him in a home without any other predator type of animal such as a dog or cat. 

He would also like to meet a girl bunny to have as a friend to cuddle with.  He spent a lot of scary nights alone and afraid.  He deserves now to be loved and in a very safe home. 

 If you would like to meet this special  bunny, please contact Angie at Rabbit Haven by sending e-mail to:  adoptions@rabbithaven.org to schedule a day and time to meet him.

He is at our Carnation facility

posted 01/15/2008

They were part of the Tacoma Abuse Rescue and were babies when they first came to us.  Since their mother's would not take the babies back, they were left on their own with just each other to make it in the world together.

These two sister's are a little on the shy side.  It takes time for them to warm up to people but after they have had time to feel safe & secure around you, they like to be petted.  They love getting out to run & play, as they are still babies and have lots of energy.

This darling duo groom each other, play games together and sleep snuggled up to each other.  As a bonded pair they are best friends with each other.

They are looking for a family that will love them and make them feel safe.  With some patience and attention, these two will soon turn into great house bunnies and make a great addition to your family.

If you have room in your heart and home for these two sisters, please contact Rabbit Haven by sending e-mail to adoptions@rabbithaven.org.

These girls are at our Gig Harbor facility

posted 12/29/2006