We are currently holding public adoption events at Floyd Lamb Park every Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM and on Sunday by appointment. 

If you are unable to attend a public adoption event, please set up an appointment for a private adoption.
Please email [email protected] or text (562) 373-5376 if you have any questions or wish to set up an appointment.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:  Bunnies Matter Rescue will only adopt out bunnies that will be permanently HOUSED INSIDE YOUR HOME, NO EXCEPTIONS.

Bunnies will live 10X longer and healthier lives indoors.

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Please consider adopting ONLY if you intend to keep your rabbit(s) for their entire life/lives.
Bunnies are FOREVER PETS (life expectancy of 12+ years indoors). They can move and celebrate life’s milestones with you.

Bunnies are an “exotic” pet and are MORE EXPENSIVE THAN DOGS & CATS to vet them. They are NOT starter pets for anyone, especially children.  Bunnies should not be purchased for holidays (like Easter) or birthdays or as a GIFT unless they are present.  They require SPECIAL CARE, HOUSING AND DIET.  YOUR RABBIT SHOULD NEVER BE HOUSED IN A CAGE.

If you have allergies, please get tested first for hay and rabbit allergies if you are allergic to other animal hair.

All SINGLE bunny adoptions are $100 and bonded pairs, which we recommend, are now only $150 PER BONDED PAIR! ALL ADOPTED BUNNIES RECEIVE A FULL BUNNY STARTER KIT WORTH APPROXIMATELY $150 (FOOD & EQUIPMENT) . 

Every rescued bunny costs our rescue a minimum of $200 to spay/neuter, chip and vaccinate.  Every bunny or pair of bunnies comes with a FREE bunny starter kit with everything you need to set up a safe place in your home.  So for every bonded pair we adopt out, we lose at least $250. We have VERY generous supporters who love what we do to save bunnies in Las Vegas and that is how we can give you healthy, vetted bunnies with a full equipment set up at only a fraction of what it would cost you to do it correctly if you bought a rabbit from a breeder or pet store.

What is in our free starter kit? 
Our kit includes an exercise pen, 1 5X7 tarp, 1 large litter box, a food bowl, a gravity waterer, rabbit food pellets, bedding pellets for your litter box, hay, nail clippers and a pet carrier and sometimes even more.

BUNNY ADOPTION APPLICATION

 BUNNY 101 RABBIT GUIDE

Complete applications can be emailed or texted to us.
[email protected] or (562) 373-5376


Please note, if you call, it will likely go to voicemail and we will get back to you ASAP. IF you don’t hear from us in a day or two PLEASE REACH BACK OUT TO US AGAIN. Sometimes a message slips through.

 
As with all of our adoptions, you will receive a COMPLETE setup, no need to go out and buy your supplies. We give you EVERYTHING you need to get started. 

 
 

Updated: May 22, 2024

 

Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:


Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?

Gus & Deino – ADOPTED

Gus (Male)Deino (Female)
DOB: 10/26/2019DOB: 10/26/2019
Rescued: 12/2023Rescued: 12/2023

Gus and Deino are a male/female bonded pair. They were rescued from a neighborhood dumpsite with some eye issues and have since recovered. As you can see in their photo, Gus is a very curious bun, whereas Deino likes to snooze every moment she can.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccine needs to be updated.

Castaway – ADOPTED

DOB: 2/25/2023
Rescued:
10/1/2023 (original rescue date)

Castaway got his name because we thought that he was being attacked by other bunnies in his colony. It turns out (via x-rays) that he was being shot by someone with a BB gun, so that’s why he left his colony. Castaway was adopted but returned 9/10/2024 due to illness in the family.

Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Black Beauty – ADOPTED

DOB: 3/4/23
Rescued: 3/4/24

Someone found her at an apartment complex and could not keep.

Fixed. Chipped. Not Vaccinated.

Butter & Pancake – ADOPTED

Butter (Brown)Pancake (black)
DOB: 05/26/20DOB: 6/24/20
Rescued: 7/16/22Rescued: 7/16/22
These two are a male-bonded pair. They were adopted and returned recently because the roommate got a dog. They are very fun, lovey, and curious buns.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Lil’ Peep – ADOPTED

DOB: 4/2023
Rescued: 1/2024
Lil’ Peep was a free roam bunny at her previous home. Unfortunately, she had to be surrendered to us. She’s looking to roam his new home.
Fixed. Chipped.

Fox & Hound – ADOPTED

DOB: 5/18/2024
Rescued:
9/18/2024

Rescued by Mary at Sunset Park and featured on Fox 5 News story. Fox (black and white) is a male and his bonded friend Hound (white) is a female.


Not Fixed. Not Chipped. Not Vaccinated.

Marshmallow & Stormie

MarshmallowStormie
DOB: 2/30/19DOB: 10/30/23
Rescued: 9/22/24Rescued: 9/22/24

Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:

Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?

Lori & Torie

DOB: 10/2021
Rescued: 12/2021

These super sweet and fun and active bonded sisters were adopted in 2022 and sadly had to be surrendered back to us due to allergies. We are hoping to find them a home to stay at forever.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:

Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?


Arrow & Summer

Arrow Summer (Smokey)
DOB: 1/4/21DOB: 1/4/21
Rescued: 8/24/23Rescued: 8/24/23
These sisters were adopted out and returned due to allergies… They’ve moved into our exercise area and have been enjoying their extra space. They’re ready to find their forever home.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Pooh & Piglet -ADOPTED

DOB: 5/19/2024
Rescued: 5/19/2024

These 2 boys were born from Sunflower on 5/19/2024 from a bunny who was rescued from a local bunny dumpsite.

Domino – ADOPTED

DOB: 2/2023
Rescued: 2/2024

Domino was found in someone’s backyard. She’s named for her black-and-white coloring.

Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:

Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?


Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:

Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?


Lucky & Star

DOB: 3/13/2029
Rescued: 5/2024

These bonded bunnies were adopted out by The Animal Foundation and eventually abandoned at the doorsteps to our rescue

.
Fixed. Chipped. Not Vaccinated.

Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:

Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?

Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:

Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?

Pending

DOB:
Rescued:

Notes:

Fixed? Chipped? Vaccinated?

Please email us at [email protected] or text us at (562) 373-5376 if you have any questions or would like to request an appointment.

Itty, Bitty, & Mocha

Itty (solid mustache)Bitty (spotted mustache)Mocha (choco brown)
DOB: 1/15/22DOB: 1/15/22DOB: 1/15/22
Rescued: 2/28/22Rescued: 2/29/22Rescued: 3/1/22
Itty is outnumbered by the ladies in this trio but he wouldn’t trade it for the world. They were all rescued from Brinley School and felt comfortable together, so we’ve kept them together.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Charlie Brown & Ginger

Ginger (brown)Charlie Brown
DOB: unknown DOB: 2/15/21
Rescued: 3/21/21Rescued: 3/19/21
Ginger was mistakenly sexed as a female when she was named, but now we know he’s a male. This is a lovely male bonded pair that love to groom each other.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Navech

DOB: 3/20/21
Rescued: 3/21/21
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.

Sparkles & Aurora

DOB: unknown
Rescued: 3/21/21
This female bonded pair were found as babies near our foster’s home. They were grooming each other before we rudely interrupted them for this photo.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Film

DOB: 10/13/20
Rescued: 12/6/21

He’s a sweetie that was adopted from us and had to be surrendered. Film is looking for a loving home, preferably one with bananas.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.

Blue & Alexa

Blue Alexa
DOB: unknownDOB: unknown
Rescued: 4/26/21Rescued: 5/5/21
These two were found in different areas but have grown to be a great bonded pair.
Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.
 

Bunnies can be a 10-YEAR COMMITMENT, so please only adopt them if you are going to love them like you would a member of your family.



If you decide that a bunny is not right for you, but would love to help, please consider giving a donation to help save more of the “DUMPSITE” bunnies.
Donate via PayPal.



We will still also continue to do “private” bunny adoptions by “appointment only” as well on other days!

To visit the bunnies at Floyd Lamb Park, from the 215, exit to 95 north to Durango Blvd, go right (NE). Follow Durango to Brent Lane (The entrance to the park is N. Durango & Brent Lane) and take a right (E). This will take you to the entrance booth. After the entrance booth ($6 a car but free for Veterans & Handicapped – Discounts for Seniors), take the first paved road right and proceed towards the white fence (there are always 2 big dumpsters on the right-hand side. Continue to drive on the road and through the white fence.  Follow the paved road about a 1/4 mile our building will be straight ahead on the right (original Cow Building). It has stalls for animals (cows or horses) in front of it.
Please do not use your GPS for Floyd Lamb Park, 9200 Tule Springs Rd as it will take you to a back area of the park.

For appointments please text or email at

(562) 373-5376

[email protected]


Adoption prices are as follows:

$100 adoption fee for all bunnies  Most of our rescued bunnies have been fixed, vaccinated and chipped. All of our adoptions come with a FULL food & equipment setup ($150 value). Many of our bunnies are bonded and we do not separate them. We do have singles, however.  In general we believe in INDOOOR BONDED PAIRS and we do not recommend a single bunny living by themselves unless they have another companion who is around them all the time (like a cat or dog or a person). Every adoption includes the following equipment:

30 Inch High Exercise-Pen, 1 large litter box, a 25 lb bag of woody pellets for the litter boxes, a 10 lb bag of Oxbow bunny food pellets, a large bag of Timothy Orchard Mix hay, a food bowl, a gravity waterer, a tarp, nail clippers, a hiding box, a used pet carrier (donated to us) and of course, your bunnies! Just the equipment package is easily valued at over $150.00


Payment for adoptions can be made to our GoFundMe or via PayPal or in CA$H. 

In the event one or both of your bunnies still need to be fixed, it will be considered a “Foster to Adopt”. By current City and County ordinances, we cannot adopt a bunny that has not been fixed. You will fill out the appropriate paperwork, pay for the bunnies/equipment and make an appointment for the spay/neuter with our vet. Until the bunny has been fixed, you may NOT move your bunny out of state. Once your bunny or bunnies have been fixed, we will send you your chip transfer email for you to confirm ownership of your bunnies.