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ADOPT
DONT SHOP.

Adopting a rabbit is more than bringing home a pet—it's opening your heart to a gentle soul in need of love, safety, and a forever home. Every rabbit in our care has a story, and each one is waiting for the chance to start a new chapter with someone like you. Our adoption process is designed to ensure the right match between bunny and human, and we’re here to support you every hop of the way. When you adopt, you're not just changing a rabbit's life—you’re gaining a companion who will bring joy, curiosity, and affection into yours.

Because every bunny deserves a forever home!

"When you chose adoption, you didn't just change our world—you gave us hope, healing, and a chance at unconditional love. Thank you for giving us the second chance every rabbit deserves."

— From all the adopted rabbits given a second chance

ADOPTION
PROCESS.

2 REVIEW

Review our Adoption Guidelines to ensure that you are able to meet the requirements.

4 CHAT

Initial phone interview to learn more about you and to ensure a great match for you and the rabbit.

6 MEET

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7 ADOPT

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8 SUPPORT

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  • Where can I see the rabbits for adoption?
    You may view the list of rabbits for adoption in this page
  • What is included in the adoption?
    All rabbits are spayed/neutered. All rabbits have had a veterinary exam. All rabbits are vaccinated for RHDV (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus).
  • What are the adoption requirements?
    Adult Primary Caregiver: The rabbit’s primary caregiver is an adult, and is wanted by everyone in the household. No group ownership, like a classroom pet. Indoor Housing: Rabbits adopted from Kribs For Kritters live indoors as part of the family. Due to the emergence of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) in 2020, we strongly recommend no outdoor playtime, even when vaccinated. RHDV Vaccination: Vaccination of all rabbits in the household for RHDV is required to adopt a Kribs For Kritters rabbit for bonding/adoption. Spay/Neuter: All rabbits in the home must be spayed/neutered.
  • Why is there an adoption donation?
    Our adoption donation helps us cover the cost of the medical care that the rabbit receives from our vet. It is cheaper to adopt a Kribs For Kritters rabbit than to adopt/buy an unaltered, unvaccinated rabbit.
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Thank you for considering adoption! Every rabbit in our care has a unique story and is waiting for a loving, forever home. By adopting, you’re not just gaining a companion—you’re saving a life. Our adoption process is designed to ensure a perfect match between you and your new furry friend, setting both of you up for a happy and successful future together. Browse our adoptable rabbits, learn about their personalities, and take the first step toward welcoming a rescue bunny into your home.

Ready to Adopt?

If you’re committed to giving a rabbit a loving forever home,

start by filling out our Pre-Adoption Interest Form today!

APPLICATIONS

RESOURCES

WILDLIFE RESOURCES

HOW TO HELP

ADOPT

RABBIT POISON HELPLINE: 888-868-8081

866 BUNNY44

866-286-6944

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This website was created and generously funded by a dedicated volunteer in loving memory of his cherished rabbit, Ursula, who crossed the rainbow bridge.

© 2025 RABBIT RESCUE SOCIETY.

Rabbit Rescue Society is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Tax ID: 33-4488280. Rabbit Rescue Society is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of domestic rabbits. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information on rabbit care, health, and adoption policies, the content on this website is for informational purposes only and should not be considered a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Rabbit Rescue Society reserves the right to update or modify policies, adoption requirements, and available resources at any time without prior notice. Adoption approvals are at the sole discretion of the rescue, and submitting an application does not guarantee approval. By using this website, you acknowledge that Rabbit Rescue Society is not responsible for any actions taken based on the information provided. For medical concerns regarding your rabbit, please consult a qualified rabbit-savvy veterinarian.

*Rabbit Poison Helpline 888-868-8081, provided by the Rabbit Rescue Society, is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary, medical, or legal advice. We are not veterinarians and do not provide veterinary services. We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided. In case of a poisoning emergency, contact a licensed veterinarian, poison control center, or emergency vet services immediately. By calling 888-868-8081 and providing your credit card details, you agree to the Rabbit Rescue Society’s Rabbit Poison Helpline Terms of Service. Use of the helpline is at your own risk, and the Rabbit Rescue Society is not liable for any actions taken based on the information provided.

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