Give a Bunny a
Forever Home
Every rabbit in our care has been rescued, vetted, spayed or neutered, and is ready to become your companion for life. Adoption events every Saturday at Floyd Lamb Park.
Important: Indoor Homes Only
Bunnies Matter Rescue will only adopt out bunnies that will be permanently housed inside your home — NO EXCEPTIONS.
Bunnies live 10× longer and healthier lives indoors. They are forever pets with a life expectancy of 10+ years indoors. They are NOT starter pets for children, and your rabbit should never be housed in a cage.
Bunnies are an "exotic" pet and are more expensive than dogs & cats to vet. If you have allergies, please get tested for hay and rabbit allergies first.
Available Bunnies
All of our bunnies are spayed/neutered, microchipped and come with a starter kit of food and equipment valued at over $150. Please see our adoption process and fees at the bottom of this page.
Bullet & Cowboy
The Sneak & The Boss
Fixed Males
Being Fostered Offsite
Bullet and Cowboy are bonded brothers who must be adopted together. Bullet is the curious escape artist full of zoomies and mischief, while Cowboy is the boss who likes things just right. Both are neutered and 7–8 months old. They need an indoor home with plenty of space to explore and bunny-safe zoomie zones. Contact foster parent Chrissy at 775-846-8078.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationOatmeal
Fixed Female
Oatmeal was surrendered by someone with allergies. She is a sweet girl who loves head scratches, gives kisses, and likes to snuggle in bed. She can sometimes nip or bite, so she is best suited for an adult-only home.
Snickers
Fixed Female
Snickers was surrendered to the Animal Foundation and, because of medical issues (mostly overgrown teeth), was placed on their euthanize list. We rescued her before she met this unfair fate. She has been very sweet from the start and is very curious and friendly. She has been spayed and is now available for adoption — her adopter should be prepared to continue monitoring her dental health.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationHoney Bunny
Fixed Female
Honey loves cilantro and is a grazer when it comes to her Timothy hay, pellets, and veggies. She loves to bunstruct boxes. When Honey was spayed, uterine cancer was found. While the cancer was removed, the vet doesn't know if it spread outside of her uterus. Honey has been in foster care for a year and has shown no signs of illness. She needs a quiet home without small children. She is looking for her forever home.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationLily
Fixed Female
Lily was dumped off at the Animal Foundation by a previous adopter. She was adopted and then returned to us. She is a sweet girl still looking for her loving forever home.
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Navech
Fixed Male
Currently in foster care
When Navech was surrendered, he was a bit on the bigger side and is trying to lose a bit of weight. He loves his treats. Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.
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Topcho
Fixed Male
Topcho (chip #941000032016202) is a gray and white medical bunny with ongoing tooth issues. He is a sweet boy looking for a loving family — please note that if adopted, Bunnies Matter Rescue will continue to cover any vet bills related to his dental care.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationDoc
1 of the original 7 dwarfs
Fixed Male
Doc was 1 of the original 7 dwarfs. He is a sweet boy looking for his 1st forever home.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationSir Elton
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Sir Elton is a handsome black boy — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bridge area. Diamond had 9 babies just days after being rescued. Sir Elton was neutered on Aug 31, 2026 and is ready to find his forever home. He is under 1 year old and microchipped.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationScully & Kike
Brothers from Diamond — Looking for Their Forever Homes!
Unfixed Males
Scully (white with blue eyes) and Kike (black with a white mark) are brothers born from Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bridge area. Diamond had 9 babies just days after being rescued. These boys are under 1 year old, not yet neutered, and are looking for their forever homes with experienced bunny owners.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationBun Jovi
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Bun Jovi is a sweet white boy with blue eyes — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bunny dumpsite. He was neutered on Sep 30, 2026 and is ready to be adopted or bonded. He does well with other rabbits and would thrive with an experienced bunny owner.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationMookie
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Mookie is a sweet white boy with blue eyes — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bunny dumpsite. He was neutered on Sep 30, 2026 and is ready to be adopted or bonded. He does well with other rabbits and would thrive with an experienced bunny owner.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationTurbo/Willy & Lily
Senior Bonded Pair — Surrendered Again
Fixed Male & Fixed Female
So sad that these 2 sweet seniors have been surrendered again due to job loss and moving. Both are fixed and microchipped. They deserve a loving forever home where they can live out their golden years together.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationEmber & Blackberry
Bonded Pair — Recently Returned
Fixed Females
These 2 sweet bunnies were recently returned due to the owner moving to a smaller house. Very sweet girls from the original NW Vegas bunny dumpsite. Both are fixed and microchipped.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationLockness
Unfixed Female — I May Bite
Unfixed Female
This pretty girl was set to be euthanized because she was scared and was nipping and grunting at people at the Animal Foundation. We rescued her and she has been a lot better — but she occasionally will grunt or try to nip. She is best suited for a patient adult home.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationDiamond & Stevie
Mom & Her Girl
Diamond: Fixed Female — Stevie: Unfixed Female
Diamond is the mom rescued from the Desert Shores bunny dumpsite. She had 2 girls and 7 boys. Diamond has been spayed; Stevie is not yet fixed. Diamond is black with a white dot; Stevie is white. Both are looking for their forever homes.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationHow to Adopt
We hold public adoption events every Saturday at Floyd Lamb Park, 10 AM – 3 PM. Please arrive before 2 PM — our educational and adoption process takes about an hour.
Download the Application
Fill out our adoption application and bring it to an event, or email/text it to us ahead of time.
Attend an Event
Come to Floyd Lamb Park on Saturday (10 AM – 3 PM) or text us to schedule a Sunday appointment.
Meet Your Bunny
Spend time with the rabbits, ask questions, and find the right match for your home and lifestyle.
Take Them Home
Pay the adoption fee, sign the agreement, and take your new family member home with a full starter kit.
Adoption Fees
Single Bunny
Also applies to bonded seniors (5+ years)
Bonded Pair
We recommend bonded pairs — they thrive together
Every rescued bunny costs us a minimum of $200 to spay/neuter and chip. Your fee helps us continue saving dumpsite bunnies.
Free Starter Kit
Every adoption comes with a complete setup — no need to go out and buy supplies. The equipment package alone is valued at over $150.
- 30-inch high exercise pen
- 1 large litter box
- 40 lb bag of woody pellets for litter boxes
- 10 lb bag of Oxbow bunny food pellets
- Large bag of Timothy Orchard Mix hay
- Food bowl & gravity waterer
- Tarp
- Nail clippers & hiding box
- Used pet carrier (sometimes new)
Finding Us at Floyd Lamb Park
Adoption Events
Saturdays 10 AM – 3 PM (arrive before 2 PM). Sundays by appointment only.
Park entrance fee: $6/car — free for Veterans & Handicapped, discounts for Seniors.
Directions (Next to the Hay Barn)
From the 215, exit to 95 North to Durango Blvd, go right (NE). Follow Durango to Brent Lane — entrance is at N. Durango & Brent Lane. After the booth, take the first paved road right toward the white fence. Follow the road ~¼ mile to the original Cow Building on the right.
Do not use GPS for "9200 Tule Springs Rd" — it will take you to the wrong area.
Surrender Policy Notice
We are no longer taking public surrender requests unless you are surrendering bunnies that were previously adopted from us. We currently have over 70 bunnies in our care. Please see our surrender page for more information.
Ready to Adopt?
Come see us at Floyd Lamb Park any Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM, or reach out to set up a private appointment.
If you call and get voicemail, please text or email — and if you don't hear back in a day or two, reach out again. Sometimes a message slips through.