Trained Rescue Rabbits of Idaho

11/11/2023

Meet Storm and Reese!

Their mama can't take of them anymore and they need a new loving home ASAP!

These boys are a bonded pair so they come together along with their cage.

They're about a year or more old. They came from a pet store over 9 months ago and their age was unknown.
Here's a little info I have about them:👇👇
Two active friendly rabbits!

It takes a day or two for them to open up but they are very curious about their surroundings.

The gray one is I'd like to say the escape artist.😊

The brown one more mellow laid back. 🤟

They aren't afraid of dogs 🐕 we have a very large dog and they don't seem to be bothered by him.

They don't mind being held .

Not sure about kids.

They don't mind being pet and they love their fresh greens and their hay. And they always look for that special treat of the day.

They're in Houser Idaho. Comment or message me if you're interested in helping these boys out!

12/01/2022

Meet Ginger! Her owners can't keep her sadly.

Info:

"She is a French Angora, 1 1/2 years old. She does very well with kids and other animals. I let her free range during the day with the chickens and she does awesome, stays within our yard area and usually comes to me when it's time to be put away.

But that is after working with her and training with treats so that she comes when called anytime of day.

I pet her or pick her up for a snuggle then put her back down to play and then only at night do I put her away.

She does really well when we groom her.

Being a French angora she needs to be trimmed/sheered every 3 months. The fiber can be used to spin yarn with."

Message me for more details let's help this girl!

01/02/2022

This adorable 8 week baby bunny was rescued from poor conditions and I am fostering her until she finds her forever home.
Message me for more details. No rehome charge, Hayden Idaho. Let's find her a loving home!

12/01/2021

This doll is still looking for her forever (indoor) home after a match fell through.
Let me know if you're interested, she's a catch!

11/19/2021

Guess who found their forever home!

Lu did!! I am SO excited for her future family!!
This is her baby photo, more than a year ago. Isn't she cute?!!

11/13/2021

Up for adoption!

These 2 sisters are bonded and not spayed. Their owner has an autoimmune disease that has gotten worse and she can no longer care for them.

They've been living outside and have not gotten much attention for 2 years so you will need to be patient with these shy girls.

I held them without a problem but they didn't want to be picked up, as is common.

PM for details!

11/09/2021

Does my rabbit need a friend?
Great article!

❓WE WERE ASKED – Is my rabbit lonely?

Bunnies are social by nature, so most will enjoy having a friend (or two). While some are just curmudgeons and are happier as singletons, there are a few who would prefer you to be their bestie. And once in awhile, there's even a rabbit who bonds with a cat or dog!

Lonely bunnies are often destructive, even when you've provided dig boxes and the like and covered up all your phone cables. They may also have aggressive behaviors (biting, nipping, thumping, grunting or charging). These are all ways your rabbit is trying to tell you that they're unhappy.

A *really* lonely rabbit may eat less, stop engaging, and become listless.

The first thing you should do is have your vet make sure there's no underlying physical problem causing issues.

Once it's established that your bunny is healthy, it's time to think about finding them a friend.

Contact your local rabbit rescue or animal shelter and ask about speed dating. If done right, you can expect your bun to meet a few pre-selected candidates in a controlled environment...and likely go home with a compatible companion.

S*x, age and size matter less than personality, so try not to bring too many preconceptions. And they don't have to be instant best friends: as long as they're at least neutral they'll keep each other company and provide mutual stimulation for happy years to come.

Over the past several years, Bunanza has done more speed dates than we can even remember. Out of all that number, only twice have we had rabbits go home as single as they arrived. That's a track record we're proud of!

If your rabbit could use a pal, message us and let's see what we can do to correct that.

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11/03/2021

READY FOR A HOME!

This is little Ruby, isn't she adorable?
She's a spayed female harlequin holland lop, a little under a year old. She was rehomed because she didn't get along with the owners 1st rabbit.

She races up to the gate to get pet, and she's full of energy and life!

She would match well with a neutered male. She's litterbox trained and very treat motivated if you want to teach her tricks! She needs a rabbit proofed indoor home with plenty of toys to keep her busy.

Message me for info!

10/31/2021

The world's sweetest rabbit is ready for a forever home!

Lu is 100% house trained and is very clean.
She was raised with kids and a dog.
She LOVES TO GIVE YOU KISSES!!

I've never seen such an affectionate rabbit and didn't know they existed like her!

She is a dominat female and would make a great solo rabbit, or pair with a submissive male.

She must go to an indoor home where she would be allowed to free roam.

She will stick up for herself if she is bothered by growling or darting but does not bite. She doesn't prefer to be held as most rabbits don't.

Lu is spayed and over a year old. Can't get much better than this mama!

Price will account for her spay, training, breeding and personality. ❤❤ Message me for info!

10/26/2021

Lulu is such a sweetie! I've never had a rabbit that likes to groom you so much!

10/15/2021

Best buds...
Let's see how tight we can squeesh. 😆❤🐇

10/13/2021

We had our 1st kid visitor yesterday! She got to meet all 7!

Turns out our beautiful Astrid (12 lbs!!) was her favorite, who is still looking for a forever home.

Big bunnies are what I recommend for small kids. They're more gentle, easy going and less skiddish!

Looking forward to more visitors!

10/12/2021

This girl has a coffee shop and donates money to rescue rabbits, amazing right?!

Here is a list of fun facts about rabbits!

5 fun facts about rabbits!

1. When a rabbit is happy, they will flick their head and back legs. This is called a binky- hence where our name came from!

2. A rabbits ears aren’t just for hearing and listening! They also help to regulate body temperature. The ears’ blood vessels swell when it’s hot out, and contract when it’s cold. The ears act as a vital sign for your bunny!

3. Their ears can also rotate 270 degrees! How cute is that?!

4. Rabbits are by any means quiet pets! They can make sounds including growling, screeching, teeth chattering and even honking softly! Talk about adorable!

5. Rabbits can hop and jump, pretty high too! In fact, rabbits can jump to impressive heights and distances….a little over 3 feet high and even 10 feet long!

Did you know any of these fun facts?!

10/08/2021

Who loves some bunny snacking?? 😁

Featured today are Ruby, Maverick and Pan! This is a trio of 2 males who were bonded over 6 months, and the new female (light tan harlequin). Two are holland lops and the white is a jersey wooley!

1 is a rescue, and 1 is a rehome situation. ❤❤

Enjoy their cuteness!

10/07/2021

Meet Ginnie.

She was dumped twice in a field to fend for herself.

When she was found she was terribly under weight.

I took her in but got attached to her friendliness and curiosity.

She would lay down by my feet and follow me during the day. Potty training came easy to her and she's not one to chew the baseboards.

Love this little lady!

10/05/2021

Oh my, Astrid is such a hoot 😆😆
She's like a dog...but a rabbit.


PS the knife in there is not sharp, I was watching out for her.

09/30/2021

Astrid outside in our rabbit run. She races to me when I enter and asks for pets.

Her hair is satin soft I love petting her!

09/28/2021

READY FOR ADOPTION--
🌻🌻 Meet the gorgeous Astrid.

She was saved from a neglect case and boy she is a hoot! Astrid is a big girl with a lot of love to give you, and lot of personality! She is part Rex so her hair is satin soft. Petting her is calming.

When you approach her in her pen she races to you and will melt to the ground (we call it pancaking) when you pet her. I call her my therapy bunny.

She was spayed 2 months ago and is now litter box trained! She will come when you kiss to her, hoping to find a treat in your hand. She is a hyper, curious, bold bunny!

We adore her personality. She is 8 months and still in her "teen" months so you will have to make sure you rabbit proof your home as she will chew and possibly dig. She's mischievous.

Give her plenty of cardboard to chew and she will go to town on them. Astrid will need plenty of room to race around in the mornings and evenings as she's very energetic.

She will tolerate being held for short times-we are working on that still but she's progressed fast. I easily clip her nails. She's a sharp one! You will love her adorable big nose, huge ears and loving personality.

Message me for her price and any other questions. She'd be a great solo bunny at home. If you want to bond her, she is the dominate one and does not like other does.
I am in Hayden Idaho.

Please share if you can, let's find a loving forever home for Astrid!
If you want to make a request for a breed or personality type of rescue rabbit let me know and I'll put you on the waiting list!

09/28/2021

09/28/2021