The Rabbit Habit:Adoptables

The Rabbit Habit: Adoptables

These Rabbits in the Philadelphia Area Need Your Help to Save Them!

You may adopt a bunny for a $50 donation to help cover some of our expenses for neutering or spaying ($45 per bunny if you adopt multiples). These donations are completely tax-deductible. An application must be submitted and approved for adoption before making an appointment to view the bunnies. If your browser does not handle forms, we have a printable version on this page.

You may e-mail or call The Rabbit Habit Rescue/Adoption Chair at Email The Rabbit Habit or 215-517-7067, if you have any questions regarding our foster bunnies or bunny care.

See also the Alumni page to see whom we've successfully adopted out in the past! To visit those fosters who've left us in less happy ways, visit the Memoriam page.

Please note, we do not "ship" rabbits. All approved adopters must be met in person.

Our Foster Bunnies:

Camille: an adult, female Netherland Dwarf mix with white fur and stunningly blue eyes.
Camille was abandoned outdoors to fend for herself. Fortunately a neighbor found her before a predator did. She is a tiny, cutie who needs lots of TLC and time out of a cage. Camille is learning to enjoy veggies and attention from people.

Cheyenne: a white and gray dwarf Spot.
Cheyenne was born at an SPCA, and transported the The Rabbit Habit with her mother, Ave, and siblings. Cheyenne is an intelligent and inquisitive little girl.

Deliah: a black and white dwarf Spot, and also an Ave baby.
Deliah continues to blossom into a wonderful girl. She is sweet, curious and smart. Deliah is adorable when she sticks her nose through the cage wire in order for it to be kissed.

Cherry and Zoey: a mother/daughter bonded pair of Spots.
Cherry was let loose, along with three other bunnies, two of which were male. Cherry had already had one litter prior to being caught, along with all of the other loose bunnies, and gave birth again in the home of individual rabbit rescuer, that night. Cherry and her babies came into The Rabbit Habit at two weeks of age. Zoey was the runt of the litter, and to help her grow, she was left with Cherry, alone, at seven weeks of age. Zoey made up for her lack of size in not time, and is now staying with her mother forever. A beautiful, and loving pair.

Bijou and Dory.
Bijou is an older, black male, mix rabbit. Born in our rescue when his mother Dinah came in pregnant, he lost his brother, Beezer, with whom he was bonded for six years. Bijou, who is a sweet and shy bunny boy, is now bonded with Dory and happy once again. Dory came in as part of mother Cherry's litter, and is three-years old in May '09. She is a white and black spot and more outgoing. Bijou and Dory are a very loving bunny couple, and it is fun to watch them interact. See a video of Dory!

Jojo: a lovely chocolate-colored, medium-sized female Mix.
Jojo was abandoned, then found in the middle of Grant Avenue in Philadelphia. A caring family took Jojo in and nursed her injuries, which remarkably, were not life-threatening. At first, Jojo had a difficult time trusting people, but she is showing signs of change as she receives gentle, loving care in our shelter, and she is now interacting well.

Florrie: an Agouti Mini-Lop.
Florrie came to us along with brothers Luther and Boyce. Florrie is a shy sweetie. She is an easy bunny, who enjoys her space, yet is also open to gentle petting. Florrie would relish a quiet home with someone who is willing to give her the space to be herself and to blossom.

Mitzi: A cinnamon-colored Dwarf Sable female.
Mitzi was found wandering loose in Philadelphia. In spite of it, she was in good shape, and came into foster care at a normal weight and a healthy coat. Mitzi is a stunning beauty, who enjoys eye contact, pets and kisses. She is quite the little lady and would love a safe home with caring people.

Thorn: A white and gray, male Spot.
Thorn was set loose in a shopping center by a busy highway, along with a brother and a father. Captured by, and safe in foster care with, The Rabbit Habit, he is looking for his forever home. Thorn is a handsome fellow who loves his toys. He is healthy and strong, and loves to run and explore.

Presto: A young agouti, male mini-lop.
Presto, along with brother, Butch, was heartlessly set loose in Bensalem, as a young baby. Presto is a bit timid and reserved, but with patient, gentle care will interact at times. Presto might blossom with the right home, and possibly a bunny friend of his own.
See a video of Presto!

Melissa "Lissa": A tiny, white Dwarf with blue eyes.
Lissa was formerly a neglected hutch bunny, but she made her way to The Rabbit Habit by chance, and is hoping that her life will soon improve. Melissa hasn't had a lot of human interaction, so is a bit cage protective, but she does better when she is not in a cage. She is learning to eat, and enjoy, veggies and fruit.

Rabbit Habit Sanctuary Rabbits -- Permanent Residents of our Shelter:

Dinah and Dalton
Dinah and Dalton are a medium-sized, black dwarf mix brother and sister pair. They were born feral and lived that way for five to seven months before being taken into foster care. Dalton is a bit less fearful of people than Dinah is, but both need an understanding family or individual willing to give them room to grow at their own pace.

Hoppy: an adult, black, female Dutch Mix.
Hoppy was loose, and suspected feral in NE Philly. We wouldn't be surprised if Hoppy is a sister to Rabbit Habit foster, Sophie. She is a shy, but sweet girl who will be having her incisors removed in December 2003 due to a severe malocclusion. Hoppy will need her veggies cut up, but will be able to eat fine, otherwise, on her own.

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