Private Adoptions
On occasion we post private adoptions, which are coordinated by people needing to find homes for their critters. We post these to help those animals which we cannot take in to the rescue. When we do have availability, we prefer to take in strays or animals from the euthansia list in shelters, as these animals usually have a greater need than those currently in homes.
Please always consider adopting or rehoming a pet, whether it be a rabbit, guinea pig, hamster, gerbil, degu, chinchilla, dog or cat. Adoption saves lives.
Disclaimer: Private adoptions are not organized through the rescue. The rescue simply allows some individuals to place information on our website until they find suitable homes for their loved pets. Interested parties need to contact the private party and not the rescue. The rescue is not responsible for any misleading information provided by either party and does not guarantee any medical condition of the adoptable pets, as these pets are not part of RRR.
Disclaimer: Rascally Rabbit Rescue does not recommend any products or services listed on its website. We provide these links as a service to our volunteers and fellow pet-lovers. We can not be held responsible for the actions of any other group, business or organization. However, several volunteers have visited these sites and purchased their products, without complaint.
Click Here to download an adoption application (pdf)
Simply save the file and email it back to submit your application!
Ever Heard of MySpace? Try BunSpace, a fun way to get to know our adoptable rabbits and meet other rabbits near you!
Want to know more about our adoptable pets? Simply click on the pet critter to see a description and more pictures!
You might wonder why we ask for references and include a quiz on the application. We want to find the best possible home for our friends, and that can take time. Our rescue pets have already been moved from at least one home, which is stressful. They come to love their family, just as you or I come to love a pet. To move a pet in and out of homes and then one or two foster homes is stressful, so we want to limit this as much as possible, trying to keep our adopted pets with the adopting family. The last thing we want is for someone to adopt a rabbit or other critter, only to find out they don't understand the care required for their new companion or aren't willing to properly care for him/her. The mentallity of seeing and wanting a pet without considering all consequences is the main reason why there are so many homeless pets today. We want to make sure each adopting family understands the needs of its new companion and is willing and able to provide for him/her for life. Therefore, we carefully screen potential adopters to find the best possible home for our adoptable critters. Please do not get discouraged if you "fall in love" with a rabbit or other critter at an event, only to find out you can't take him/her home right away. We want the absolute best for our rescue pets and it may take a little while to determine if you're the perfect forever home for one of our rescue pets. Thank you for understanding and we look forward to meeting you!