Sudbury Bunny Rescue Room

06/12/2026

Hoppy Bunny Butt Friday 🍑 Can you guess whose rescue bunny b***y this is!?

06/12/2026

06/10/2026

New Rescue Rabbit: Louis 🧶

As you can see, Louis is an English Angora! He was surrendered to SBRR when his owner could no longer care for him and wanted to do what was in his best interest. Louis was neutered right away as we know this breed is often purchased and resold for profit and is likely to be used for breeding.

Louis is a big boy around 7-8lbs and a whole lot of wool! He is still shy as we are getting to know him, but he is SUPER curious and has shown us that he is very gentle 😇 We will share more as we get to know him!

Louis is not yet available for adoption as he awaits his wellness appointment with the vet later this month. Once he is given a clean bill of health, we will begin the search for his forever home 🏡 Louis requires a knowledgeable family that understands angora needs and can dedicate time to his care.

06/08/2026

THIS SATURDAY visit the Val Caron community yard sale and support the rescue! All sales at 3373 Brenda Street will support SBRR with proceeds helping rescue rabbits in need 💞

06/07/2026

Rescue Rabbit Aspen is a….. boy 🩵

Neuter surgery went well and Aspen is healing up. He has a vet appointment on Monday so we can get a good idea of his overall health and potential for improvement. This boy won’t be available for adoption until we know he’s as healthy as can be and know what his long term care needs look like. But is sure to make his foster family smile in the meantime!

06/05/2026

Hoppy Bunny Butt Friday 🍑 Can you guess which rescue bunny b***y this is!?

06/05/2026

Adoptable Bunny: Ruby 💋

“With a little patience (and some bribery 🥬), Ruby allowed herself to be brushed today to help get rid of that spring shed.

Being the generous bunny she is, Ruby kindly requested that her luxurious, cloud-soft fur be donated to the birds, so they can use it to keep their babies warm and cozy in their nests. 🐦🐰

If you’re looking for a sweet rabbit with plenty of personality (and enough fur to support local wildlife), Ruby might be your girl!”

Visit our website to complete an adoption application!

05/31/2026

The Benefits of Bonded Bunnies 🐰🐰

Bunnies are territorial in nature, but can live together peacefully as a bonded pair or “fluffle”! While the bonding process can be arduous, it greatly pays off in the long term!

👉 Bonded bunnies provide each other with constant companionship and support that humans can’t usually provide. Having a second bunny is especially good support in times of stress, illness, or loneliness.

👉 A bonded bunny is less likely to experience boredom and be destructive. With a second bunny to mirror and play with, bunnies tend to find entertainment in one another.

👉 Bonded bunnies can have better health! They engage in mutual grooming and support natural behaviours that promote physical and mental health.

👉 Confident bunnies can help more shy or timid bunnies gain self-assurance and show them that exploring can be safe and fun.

Do you have a bonded pair of bunnies?

05/30/2026

Adoptable Bunny: Webster 🩶

“Webster is still waiting for his furever family. He is a sweet and shy little guy who loves to cuddle and play with his toy cups and ball. It took him about 4 weeks to get comfortable with me and show his personality.

He loves to lounge on the couch and interact with my cat Bette, who he often tries to cuddle with. Unfortunately, Bette is afraid of other animals and she runs away. Only once so far has he gotten close to her, and he tried to stay very still so she wouldn’t notice him behind her”.

Apply to adopt Webster on our website (link in bio)!