Lucky Clover Rabbit Rescue

11/23/2025

Update we found fosters/adopters thank you all so much 💜

11/22/2025

11/22/2025

Can anyone in the Rapid City/Rapid City area foster one or both of these bunnies? They are a male and female who need to be kept separate until we get them spayed/neutered. They aren't bonded so they do not have to be fostered in the same home. They are being surrendered on the 25th so we need to find a home quickly. We thought we had found one but that home has decided not to because they aren't babies. These bunnies are about 1.5 years old, which is pretty young given that they often live 8-12 years when cared for properly. Spaying and neutering helps with their life span too and we will get them spayed/neutered. Can you help us give them a good home to stay in? We also offer foster to adopt so if you are considering adopting this is a great way to try it out 😊

11/15/2025

What in the AI nightmare did Facebook do to Cocoa?? 😰

11/05/2025

Our Day of the Dead altar for loved ones and the animals we've lost including pets, rescue bunnies and wild cottontails. They all matter and we are grateful for the time we had 🙏 I finally picked photos for Clover's urn and it was so hard to decide which memories were the most important because we can't make more now 💔 Binky free little bunnies

11/01/2025

Hoppy Halloween 🎃 we hope everyone had a fun and spooky night!

10/30/2025

Happy updates on the orange bunny with Botfly and Tyrael! 🌞 Their adoptive family named the orange bunny Anubis 🧡 He had a follow up at Meiners Animal Clinic and thankfully no more ticks or botflies were found. That makes us hopeful that he will recover well. He has gained some weight too! He was adopted by the same family that adopted Tyrael, who is also recovering but had a more severe botfly infection. Tyrael is eating on his own and he's starting to move around more. He couldn't use his back legs at all because unfortunately the botflies got to his spine 🤢 Both of them now have an amazing forever home and are well loved ❤️‍🩹Thank you so much to everyone who helped with them in any way, including the families who found these two bunnies and realized they needed help. Without all of you they probably wouldn't have made it.

10/26/2025

For anyone curious about what botfly looks like, the pictures past the first few cute ones are of the botflies we spent hours removing today (THEY ARE GROSS! Don't look past the first pics unless you have a strong stomach). There were a lot of ticks too. The bunny is feeling much better now but will need ongoing care for a while with the help of his new family. If you'd like to read more of his story, we covered additional info in the post before this one.

10/26/2025

We had a big first today, and not one I'd like to repeat anytime soon. It was my first time removing botflies. We spent hours today pulling them out of a formerly stray bunny. We also pulled tons of ticks off of him. Probably about 100. All the little black dots in the cup are ticks. What a day! This isn't how we planned on spending our trip to Rapid, but we did what needed to be done. The rescue that was going to take him in backed out once they knew he would need veterinary care. It's so sad especially because this bunny is the sweetest little guy ever. He kept nuzzling into us and he handled everything so well. I feel so bad he was in pain. He is very well socialized and that makes us suspect he was dumped. It's so sad to think someone would leave their pet outside to suffer like this. Thank you so much Ariel for helping me get the botflies out. I definitely couldn't have done it alone. He's been adopted and his adoptive family took him to the vet to get meds and the rest of the botflies that we couldn't reach (hopefully they're all out now, it might take more vet visits). Thank you so much to Animal Clinic of Rapid City for helping him on such short notice 🩺 Thank you to his wonderful new family! He will never be abandoned again. Please keep your pets inside and never abandon them. They cannot survive without you. This is the second case of botfly in a dumped bunny we've seen recently. It has to stop. Thank you to everyone who's looking out for them.

10/22/2025

Update: the bunny is a boy and we are still looking for a foster or adopter and trying to raise enough funds to cover spaying/neutering so we can intake this bunny! Please help us save him and share to help us reach more people 💔

🗣️ Urgent: we were holding off on doing immediate intakes while we're rebuilding our bunny room, but this is an emergency. Kind people found this stray bunny recognized it needed help, so against all odds they caught the bun and took the cold, little fluffball in. And just in time with temperatures dropping! ❄️

Here's where they need help: they aren't able to keep the bun for long. We really want to help them, especially because they did exactly the right thing and saved this bunnies' life. We are still in the process of building the bun room to be able to house more at our main location so we urgently need someone to look after this little guy or girl (we aren't sure yet) until we have the space set up and get him/her fixed 🏠

🩺 We are also in need of someone to sponsor the spay or neuter procedure. Spaying is about $80 and neutering is a little less. Between all the sick buns' medications and supplies we've needed for the bunny room we don't have the funds right now to pay for new spays/neuters without help, which isn't a great position to be in for LCRR because we need to spay/neuter the buns before they get adopted. If you're able to help us make getting the procedure possible we would be so grateful! Everything helps and would mean the world to us and this bunny ❤️🌎 Ways to contribute are listed in the photos. If you'd like to send your contribution directly to the vet please let us know and we'll send you their info 🩺 as soon as we have a temporary home (or longer if you want to house them long term) and the spay/neuter is sponsored we will take the bunny in!

🐾 If any other rescues are able to take this bunny in sooner than we are let us know and we'll send you anything we've raised for them.

Also, does anyone else see how similar this bunny looks to Gingersnap? 😍

☘️Amazon Wishlist: Supplies ordered from this list automatically ship right to us! It's also a great way to find bunny-safe products for your own pets too ☺️ https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2XXVGERNRADOS?ref_=wl_share

10/22/2025

Can you help with a place to stay or fund spaying/neutering for this homeless bunny?

10/21/2025

Update: the bunny is a boy and we are still looking for a foster or adopted and trying to raise enough funds to cover spaying/neutering so we can intake this bunny! Please help us save him and share to help us reach more people 💔

🗣️ Urgent: we were holding off on doing immediate intakes while we're rebuilding our bunny room, but this is an emergency. Kind people found this stray bunny recognized it needed help, so against all odds they caught the bun and took the cold, little fluffball in. And just in time with temperatures dropping! ❄️

Here's where they need help: they aren't able to keep the bun for long. We really want to help them, especially because they did exactly the right thing and saved this bunnies' life. We are still in the process of building the bun room to be able to house more at our main location so we urgently need someone to look after this little guy or girl (we aren't sure yet) until we have the space set up and get him/her fixed 🏠

🩺 We are also in need of someone to sponsor the spay or neuter procedure. Spaying is about $80 and neutering is a little less. Between all the sick buns' medications and supplies we've needed for the bunny room we don't have the funds right now to pay for new spays/neuters without help, which isn't a great position to be in for LCRR because we need to spay/neuter the buns before they get adopted. If you're able to help us make getting the procedure possible we would be so grateful! Everything helps and would mean the world to us and this bunny ❤️🌎 Ways to contribute are listed in the photos. If you'd like to send your contribution directly to the vet please let us know and we'll send you their info 🩺 as soon as we have a temporary home (or longer if you want to house them long term) and the spay/neuter is sponsored we will take the bunny in!

🐾 If any other rescues are able to take this bunny in sooner than we are let us know and we'll send you anything we've raised for them.

Also, does anyone else see how similar this bunny looks to Gingersnap? 😍

☘️Amazon Wishlist: Supplies ordered from this list automatically ship right to us! It's also a great way to find bunny-safe products for your own pets too ☺️ https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2XXVGERNRADOS?ref_=wl_share