Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City

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Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City

Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City All Volunteer, Non Profit, No Kill Animal Rescue. Foster Home Based. Funded by Donations. 501c3.

03/17/2025

Augusta and her daughters and have all been spayed and are bonded together. They are all great with their litter boxes and are big hay eaters. They also love their evening salads and any treats! Momma enjoys her head rubs, and like her son Hamilton, melts into the floor. Angelica (brown) and Eliza (white) prefer not to be pet, as of now, but will come up and see what’s going on when their foster mom is in their area or while she is making salad. None of them enjoy being picked up or held. They are all quite active, especially the girls, and love playing in their tunnels! They also are chewers and need lots of good things to chew on (like palm plates and apple sticks) as well as a large area to play. They’d love a home with a well bunny proofed room to exercise and lots of time out. If you are interested in this bonded trio, please email us at [email protected].

03/14/2025

Ed is a two-year-old neutered male who came from a situation where too many rabbits were kept together in a shed outdoors. While he was living in this overcrowded situation, he suffered some injuries to his back that needed to be treated when he was brought to the vet. The vet had to shave his back to treat the punctures, but the hair is growing back nicely now and will probably not even be noticeable in the future! Despite his rough start in life, he is a very sweet boy now, albeit camera shy. He is a little shy at first, but he can easily be bribed with treats like apples and bananas. He also loves to eat greens, hay, and pellets. He may do well with a spayed female to spend the rest of his days with. If you are interested in Ed, please email us at [email protected].

03/13/2025

WOO-HOO!!! Some time ago, our bonded Polar Bear and Grizzly Bear were adopted, and they’re now living happily ever after!!

These two are an unBEARably cute brother/sister pair of rabbits who were rescued as babies from a situation where dozens of rabbits were kept together in a shed outside. Their forever family can look forward to these very sweet rabbits cuddling, playing together, and they really love to explore their surroundings. They are a lot of fun and there will never be a dull moment with them around!

Enjoy most beautiful lives, bunny bears 🐰🐻❤

03/13/2025

Dax and Toffee are a bonded pair of rabbits, both neutered and spayed. Dax is the spotted one and Toffee is black. They both were found running loose in a neighborhood in October 2022 and we believe they were under a year old at the time. They love their daily fresh veggies and a treat of apple, banana, blueberry, grape or dried cranberry. They’re very curious so they like to search every area of the room and flipping their stacking cups is a favorite thing they like to do. Both enjoy chewing cardboard and playing with other toys too. We always have cardboard available for them. Dax will try to nibble on some carpet and wood but is easily redirected. Bunny-proofing is a must where they will free roam. They are both healthy, but Toffee has a persistent head tilt. She gets around the familiar environment of their pen – she jumps and zooms around in there. She will tentatively walk around when exploring new environments. She can effectively scan her surroundings using her left/top eye. Functionally, Toffee is able to hop in and out of the litter box, eat hay, eats pellets out of a bowl, pick up food off the floor and drink water out of a bowl – all the things an upright bunny can do! Dax and Toffee are both very soft and open to being petted, especially when they have had a chance to get to know someone. They like moving their hidey house and toys around in their pen. Their litter box skills are good. They are both very sweet and would be a fun pair of bunnies to have in your home. If you are interested in Dax and Toffee, please email us at [email protected].

03/12/2025

Snow and Tofu are bonded siblings who are very sweet. Both are neutered/spayed. The female, Tofu, is still shy but will come out for pets when she feels comfortable. She will do her binkies as well. Snow loves his bananas still!!! They both go nuts for their little pellets. He gets the zoomies and binkies almost every evening. They run up to their foster parents first thing in the morning and lay down for morning pets. They don’t like to be picked up. She will never let you pick her up. He will let you hold him for a few minutes then he’s done with it. They do great with their litter box and they love their lettuce. Throughout the day they are very content and will just sprawl out in the middle of the floor by each other to sleep and they appear to feel very safe. He is very curious and will stand on his hind legs a lot trying to look around. They will not come off their carpet. They certainly do not like the wood floor so they have a little carpet runner from their cage into the kitchen. They love to run in when they think they are about to get a treat and they love to jump up into their bunny house. If you are interested in this bonded pair, please email us at [email protected].

03/11/2025

This pair was rescued by the neighbors of the people who had them and moved away…leaving the bunnies behind in an outdoor cage. Peter is the brown lop, and Scrunch is his lovely wife. Both are neutered/spayed, and we think they are about 2 years old. Because they were outside previously, they are a little afraid of noises and will run for their hideout for safety (sort of like PTSD). They are very bonded, and Scrunch likes to follow Peter around wherever he goes. They are timid when meeting new humans because as outside rabbits, they weren’t used to interacting with humans that often, but once comfortable, they love coming to you for pets. Their potty skills are good and hopefully will improve even more over time. They love eating lettuce leaves, fruits such as apples and grapes (given in limited amounts, of course). They really enjoy their stackable cups that are filled with pellets. They are quite busy much of the time, now being able to explore their new surroundings without the confine of an outdoor hutch. Peter and Scrunch are super sweet, and have already adjusted to their new foster home, for which their foster mom is thrilled. If you would like to adopt Peter and Scrunch, please email us at [email protected].

03/10/2025

Have you adopted a bunny (or bunnies!) from the MOHRS? We would love to provide adoption updates on our rabbit alumni. Please send updates and photos to Stephanie ([email protected]) and we will share your story in the days to come!

03/10/2025

Please meet Vincent Van Gogh, affectionately known as “Vinnie”! This charming grey rabbit is not just a bunny; he’s a work of art waiting to bring joy and companionship to your home. Vinnie, at about two years old, has already stolen the hearts of everyone who meets him. Despite his somewhat tattered ears, which tell a story of his past life in close quarters with other rabbits, Vinnie is the epitome of resilience. Those tattered ears add a unique touch to his appearance, showcasing the battles he’s overcome and the loving spirit that defines him. Vinnie is not just a pretty face; he’s also a well-behaved bunny. He has impeccable litterbox manners, making him an ideal companion for any household. This delightful rabbit has a personality as vibrant as his namesake. Vinnie enjoys hopping around, exploring his surroundings, and nibbling on his favorite treats. Whether he’s binkying around or simply lounging in his cozy corner, Vinnie is sure to add warmth and charm to your home. Are you ready to open your heart to Vincent Van Gogh, the resilient and lovable Vinnie? If you’re seeking a furry friend who will appreciate your love and care, consider bringing this delightful grey rabbit into your life. Adoption is a brushstroke of love, and with Vinnie by your side, every day will be a masterpiece. If you are interested in Vinnie, please email us at [email protected].

03/08/2025

Rose (black, female) and Poe (grey and white, male) are a bonded pair of rabbits estimated to be about 3 years old. Both are spayed/neutered. Rose and Poe love to be petted and they melt down into the ground when they are receiving their pets. They don’t want to be picked up, but they will rush up to you begging for attention and food. They go nuts for their daily pellets and love to throw around their stackable cups when they are hangry. They are very food motivated, and their favorite treats are cilantro, lettuce, apples, and hay. After their very stressful day of napping and snacking, they both flop onto the ground very dramatically and lay contently on their sides. Poe has an adorable white belly that he shows off when he is flopped over on his side or standing up checking out his world. They both love to do binkies and put on a little show in the evenings when they run around and jump crazily into the air. Rose and Poe are very curious in their surroundings and like to know what is going on whenever anyone enters the room. They are looking for a new home full of love and attention. If you are interested in Rose and Poe, please email us at [email protected].

03/07/2025

March’s Monthly Meeting is this Saturday! Hop on by any time from 3-4:30pm. Google Go Ape Zipline and drive a little past that to find the lodge we will be in. Hope to see you there 🐰🐰

03/06/2025

Please meet Luigi, a charming two-year-old grey and white rabbit with a personality as unique as his markings. Luigi recently lost his brother, Mario, and is now on the lookout for a new home filled with love. He was rescued from a situation where too many rabbits were kept together in a small outdoor space and has been loving the indoor lifestyle! Luigi is a litterbox pro and takes pride in keeping his space tidy. He’s a treat enthusiast, his eyes lighting up at the promise of a piece of banana or an Oxbow treat. He also never misses a chance to chow down on some pellets or hay! Having lost his bunny brother, Luigi is now in search of a new furry friend. If you’re looking for a loving companion, Luigi is the perfect match. He’s social, friendly, and ready to hop into the next chapter of his life with a bunny buddy by his side. If you are interested in Luigi, please email us at [email protected].

03/05/2025

Monetary donations are what allow the MOHRS to continue with our mission of rescuing area rabbits in need. From helping us feed and house our rabbits, to supplying their medical care, your donation directly impacts the life of a bunny in the most positive of ways! Being an all-volunteer rescue, we are able to keep our operating expenses down to a minimum thanks to the time and experience our volunteer staff donates. 100% of the donations we receive go directly to the care of our bunnies.
When you give to the MOHRS you can feel good knowing that your donation is going towards the essentials and making a considerable, positive impact! Alumni Bo is one of the precious lives that we saved and we couldn't have done it without you. Remember, no amount is too small! Even a donation of $5 can give a bunny something to be “hoppy” for!

Any amount donated is deeply appreciated. Please donate here: http://mohrs.org/donate/

02/28/2025

WOO-HOO!!! Our little man McCoy waited very patiently for his forever and ever home – and now he has it.

McCoy was rescued as a baby from a situation where too many rabbits were being kept outside in a small shed. After his rescue, he adjusted to the good like, along with his siblings. His family can look forward to his antics and to his exuberant displays of excitement when it’s supper time! McCoy waited a long time for this, and we couldn’t be happier for him.

Enjoy a most beautiful life, McCoy ❤

02/27/2025

***Spock is waiting so patiently for his forever home!!!***

Spock is a neutered male, estimated to have been born around October/November of 2021. He was rescued as a baby from a situation where too many rabbits were being kept outside in a small shed. He is currently rooming with his litter mates (Kirk, Uhura, McCoy, and Scotty) and would most likely make a great pair with any of them. He can often be found snuggling his brothers and sisters, and it is logical that he would also snuggle up to a human who could spend some time earning his trust. He does well with his litterbox and loves to eat anything he gets – hay, pellets, and greens!

If you are interested in Spock, please email us at [email protected].

02/26/2025

Hi Everybunny, this is Sully and Ivy. We would like to thank the MOHRS’s volunteers for helping us to get to know each other and bond. We are so happy now that we have each other to love!💕

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Lees Summit, MO
64063

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Thank you to our loyal volunteer Chris for sharing these two adorable white bunnies with us! Snow and Tofu are searching for their furever home! 🏡 They are gentle, loving, deeply bonded and would thrive in a family environment. Could they be the perfect addition to your home?Want to meet them in person? Join us at next month's Bunny Briefing on February 8th, 3-4:30 PM at 7310 Oakwood Drive, Kansas City, MO 64132. It's not just a chance to meet adoptable bunnies, but also a fun, supportive community event! Bring your own bunny for a FREE nail trim (tips appreciated to support the rescue!), shop for treats, toys, hay, and merch, and connect with fellow rabbit lovers. 🐇💞Come say hi, support a great cause, and maybe even find your new best friend! 🐾#mohrskc #kcrescue #rabbitbonding #kansascity #cuteanimals

🐰🏈 Chewey’s Exclusive Interview! 🏈🐰 We caught up with Chewey the Rabbit, Kansas City’s biggest (and possibly most fashionable) football fan, sporting his Chiefs jersey! 🐾 Blame the interviewer for his lack of deep analysis of the game 😂 If your bunny could talk, what do you think they’d say about the Chiefs this season? 🐇💬 If you’re interested in giving one of the adoptable rabbits a forever home, check out the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City! 🏡 ➡️ Adopt, donate, or volunteer—every bit helps these amazing bunnies! #BunniesOfKansasCity #CheweyTheChiefsFan #RabbitRescue #Chiefs 👇 Drop your funny bunny thoughts below! What would YOUR bunny’s game day opinion be? 🐰🍿

🐰🏈 Chewey’s Exclusive Interview! 🏈🐰

We caught up with Chewey the Rabbit, Kansas City’s biggest (and possibly most fashionable) football fan, sporting his Chiefs jersey! 🐾 Blame the interviewer for his lack of deep analysis of the game 😂 If your bunny could talk, what do you think they’d say about the Chiefs this season? 🐇💬If you’re interested in giving one of the adoptable rabbits a forever home, check out the Missouri House Rabbit Society of Kansas City! 🏡➡️ Adopt, donate, or volunteer—every bit helps these amazing bunnies! #BunniesOfKansasCity #CheweyTheChiefsFan #RabbitRescue #Chiefs👇 Drop your funny bunny thoughts below! What would YOUR bunny’s game day opinion be? 🐰🍿

Twix is binkying because today is the bunny briefing! Come see some of our wonderful rabbits looking for their forever families. Bring your own bunny for free nail trims and pick up some hay or other goodies for them! See you in Swope Park just past Go Ape Adventure Zipline anytime from 3-4:30pm!

Former foster Bramble wants you to know that rabbits, like other pets, need space! That is why most store bought cages and hutches are not recommended for rabbits to be kept in. They should have a minimum of 4x4 feet to stay in with play/exercise time out of that area. Bunnies like to periscope, which means stand on their back to see or when they are alert. They need space to be able to do so along with their famous binkies and zoomies!

Former foster Auggie says, “did you know bunnies do not need to be given baths? We clean ourselves similar to cats!” *Now, occasionally there are special medical circumstances that might require bum baths, but under normal circumstances bathing rabbits actually stresses them out and can cause more harm due to shock and other reasons.*

International Rabbit Day may only be 1 calendar date, but we want to continue to celebrate house rabbits! Here is a video of soon to be available for adoption sisters Twix and Ghosts! They are you g girls and show how curious and adventurous house rabbits can be! How can you get upset at such cute bunnies?! 🤣