Treat Yourself And Help A Bun!
Do you have a sweet tooth and weakness for fluffy cakes and buttercream frosting? Do you have a soft spot for sweet natured, bouncy bunnies? If you said yes to these two questions, then you’ll be just as thrilled by this news as we are! Georgia House Rabbit Society member, Maureen Miller, decided to combine two of her passions for a good cause. A science teacher by trade but baker by night has... [Read more]
Fenway And Annie Are Up For Adoption!
Fenway and Annie were adopted from Georgia House Rabbit Society back in 2006. They were recently returned because their adopter was not in a stable situation where he could continue to give them proper care and attention. They are 5 and 6 years old and in excellent health. Lively and sweet, they love to play and beg for treats and find new things to do. Since rabbits can live more than 10 years, they... [Read more]
Finnegan Is Up For Adoption!
Meet Finnegan. He’s 2 years old, and what a love! He had traded homes a couple times and wound up neglected in an outdoor hutch, where a teacher found out and rescued him. Finn is always sociable and ready for petting sessions. He’s comfortable around cats and other bunnies. In fact, Finn he just wants to be right where the action is! He is up for adoption and waiting to finally find a... [Read more]
Brutus Is Up For Adoption!
This is Brutus. He and his brother Caesar came from advert sad situation of accidental litters and overcrowding. Since his rescue, he’s loving the space he has to run around and play! Brutus is about 6 months old and we think he will wind up staying a small bun. His curiosity and playfulness give him a larger than life personality though! We think Brutus is a great little bun and hope you will... [Read more]
Caesar Has Been Adopted!
Lucky little Ceaser, was one of those fortunate buns to experience love at first sight. His new mom and his new girlfriend fell for him immediatley, as he did with them in return. He is now bonded with a partner and with a loving family. We wish every bun had a happy ending like Ceaser’s and we strive to make that happen here at the Center. We couldn’t do it without your help though, so... [Read more]
Update On Chance
Below is a letter we received from Chance’s adoptive mom, Danielle. We were so happy to hear this news, that we asked her if we could share it with you. Along with her approval, we got a few great photos of Chance, now named Mongo. We hope that his story serves as inspiration to you, not only as an example of a fantatically successful rescue but as an example of what wonderful companions rabbits... [Read more]
A Tribute To Holly
Holly was a beautiful and sweet little Lionhead who died suddenly, not long after arriving at the Rabbit Center. The cause of Holly’s death remains unknown. Holly and her sister, Ivy’s story begins at Christmas, when a Grandmother purchased the two rabbits to give as a gift. The little Lionheads were presented to her grandchild but unfortunately, the child wound up being highly allergic... [Read more]
Ask Miss Waffles…..Poopy Butt
Miss Walffles, Why would my bunny start having fecal matter stuck to her bottom? We haven’t changed her food at all and have had her for a couple of years. We gave her a bath (which she did not enjoy) a week ago and noticed yesterday that she has some building up again. Can you please give me some ideas to stop this problem or how to help it not get so bad? Worried in Atlanta! Dear Worried in... [Read more]
Andrea Is Up For Adoption!
Andrea is a little white and black bundle of love and is up for adoption. She came to our shelter after a concerned woman spotted the bunny hopping around the pool area of a subdivision in Cobb county. On an almost 100* day, little Andrea was captured and rescued. When she got to the center, the evidence of her outdoor living was clear. Her teeth were nearly black, the results of eating holly bushes... [Read more]
Queenie Is Up For Adoption!
Miss Queenie was sadly left behind when her owners got evicted from their home. Luckily someone found her and took her to the local animal shelter, who then alerted us to her situation. We cant understand how anyone could ever leave such a beautiful sweet girl behind. We are just thankful that someone noticed and took the time to intervene and come to Queenie’s rescue. She is smart and playful... [Read more]
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