Adoptables
All adoptable rabbits are spayed or neutered and vaccinated against RHDV2.
Ayden
Update: Ayden is currently (August 2025) undergoing treatment for jaw abscesses. We will keep you posted as he goes through treatment.
Oct 1 Update: Ayden continues to do well. Now off all meds and continuing to regain weight.
Ayden and his siblings were stow-a-ways when their Momma was rescued in June 2022. Born July 1, 2023, Ayden is ready to find his forever home like his brother Luke did. Ayden was the biggest sibling and now weighs in at 11.6 lbs. Yes, you read that right.
If you love the bigger, teddy bear bunnies, Ayden is your boy! Neutered and vaccinated, Ayden is excellent with his litter box skills, and loves his hay.
Ayden has not shown to be kind to rugs, but is very happy as long as he has cardboard or paper bags to chew! He loves attention and pets and is always looking for a treat or two. You'll want to be sure his pen is located where he can see your or your families activities going on. If you would like to meet Ayden, please read through our policies and fill out our application.
Clementine
This little darling, Clementine, came to Safe Haven as a stray on August 16th. Luckily, some people out looking for a dog came across her and scooped her right up. Spayed, vaccinated and with a negative fecal she is ready to find her new forever home.
Very sweet, Clementine is an energetic young lady who loves attention and pets. Still getting used to being picked up (like most rabbits), she is not shy about wanting to get her foster mom's attention.
Clementine still does need to gain a little weight, but that will come with time and the proper diet which she probably never had before.
If you would like to meet Clementine, please read through our policies and fill out our application.
Bailey & Paxton
Bailey and Paxton are siblings rescued from a home with 40 rabbits. They were about 1 month old, still nursing and with their mother Lily and 5 other siblings.
Paxton (white & gray) is a gentle, lovable boy. He has this air of vulnerability about him that makes you just want to love and protect him. Bailey (tri-colored) is more of the adventurous type. Smart and silly, she is always on the go. Both bunnies were in separate foster homes at first and both seemed to be needing bunny company. They were both a little on the nervous side and we felt they would be much happier and more contented with another bunny to keep them company.
Bonding them was a breeze. They immediately seemed happier! Who knows if they remember the other as a littermate or not, but within three days it was obvious they were best of buddies.
We do recommend an experienced rabbit person for this pair as Paxton has digestive issues and has been diagnosed with megacolon. He will need a watchful eye to be sure he stays on track.
Paxton is a cuddle bug; Bailey not so much. Paxton is ok being picked up and snuggled - after he finished his pellets, of course.
We gave them an approximate birth date of March 5, 2020. Paxton weighs approx. 8 lbs.; Bailey about 8.5 lbs.
If you would like to meet Bailey and Paxton, please read through our adoption policy and fill out our application .