Coco loves her cupcake chew toy! This sweet, spunky girl may be six years old, but you’d never know by her youthful energy.
Coco would be happy as a singleton bunny where she rules the roost. She loves human attention and will snuggle in bed or on the couch. She has great litter habits and will be fully vaccinated for RHDV2 in early February. She a little thin, so we have her eating Science Selective senior pellets in addition to unlimited hay.
Email westernmassrabbitrescue AT gmail DOT com for an application to adopt this sweetie pie!
WMRR alumna Peaches absolutely loves her puzzle toy! Though it’s rated “most difficult,” she figured it out in seconds. Bunnies need toys to keep them enriched, and this is a really great toy (meant for dogs!) to keep her busy and reward her at the same time. We are constantly amazed by how clever bunnies can be!
Foster bunny Bruno is inspecting this week’s farm share bounty—all for Bruno! Turn up the volume for maximum crunch. His foster mom swears he gets more from my farm share than she does! He’s inspecting the bowl of fronds, carrot tops, parsley, and cut celery. (Naturally he only gets a very small serving!)
Yesterday was Peaches’s 1 Year Adopt-a-versary! Her family has been doing agility training with her and shared this video with us of Peaches doing her thing! Her family says, “We are over the moon with this adorable, insanely intelligent, mischievous diva. We taught her to do agility ant she absolutely loves it. She learned it in 5 minutes!”
Naju drinks water
Meet Naju! This sweet girl was found abandoned in the same neighborhood where we rescued who we believe is her sister, Jinju. Today we saw soaring temps and Naju was caught just in time—she eagerly slurped up a crock of water as soon as we had her safe.
Dumping domestic rabbits outside is a death sentence. Domestic rabbits, who are descended from European rabbits (and only distantly related to cottontails), are not able to survive in our climate and are easily susceptible to parasites and predators. Rabbits are not “happy” being outdoors and as we could see from Naju’s behavior, she was hot and dehydrated. Thankfully, she is starting to perk up now that she is hydrated and comfortable.
Silly Bruno loves digging in his blanket! It’s so adorable how he pops his head up toward the end of the video. Bruno has been with WMRR since 2022 and we would love to find him his forever home! Email westernmassrabbitrescue AT gmail DOT com for an adoption application!
Enjoy soothing ASMR brought to you by Bruno munching on a snack. He has been looking for his forever home since November 2022. Bruno is smart, goofy, adorable, and an absolute delight! Email westernmassrabbitrescue AT gmail DOT com for an adoption application. Let’s find this handsome stud his forever family!
Electron is feeling so much better! He is nibbling pellets and hay and pooping! We will continue to give him supportive care for the next week. We are beyond grateful to @boltonveterinaryhospital for making space to see us at 3am on Monday—they saved his life.
Look at that good girl eating hay! Way to go, Peanut! 🥜
The Western Mass Rabbit Rescue is a domestic rabbit rescue, shelter, and foster network based in Western Mass.
