đ°Hop on over to House Rabbit Network for our Drop-In Nail Trim Clinicsâno appointment needed! Just bring your bunny during any of our scheduled clinic times, and weâll take care of the nail trimming for $15 per rabbit. Payment is due upon arrival and service.
đWhere: House Rabbit Network
2 Park Drive, Unit 1, Westford, MA
âWhen: January 25th, 10am - 12pm
*Typically the last Sunday of every month*
Your donation helps shelter bunnies in need!
03/01/2026
Meringue is a 3 year-old beauty. Meringue has Megacolon, so it is important her furever family is committed to providing her with an appropriate diet (unlimited hay, limited greens/herbs, no sugar) and veternary care so she live the best possible life! She would do best in a quiet home with plenty of space to free roam. While she is a bit unsure of people, she loves head pats. Meringue would be a great bonding candidate, as she had a husbun who unfortunately passed away. If you are ready to show Meringue a sweet, sugar-free life, she would be furever grateful!
There are still some tickets left for this weekends ultimate lop-filled celebration - Lopalooza! Baby Bunny Snuggles is hopping your way for a very special double snuggle weekend.
Join us January 3rd and 4th, from 12:00â4:00 PM, at the House Rabbit Network Shelter in Westford, MA, where 8 bouncing lop babies are waiting to meet you. During this joyful event, youâll have the chance to snuggle these irresistible babies, visit our adoptable and soon-to-be adoptable lop rabbits on the main floor, and take part in fun, lop-themed activities.
While you soak in the loppy perfection, youâll also learn about the unique needs, health considerations, and care requirements of lop rabbits. Our team will be on hand to answer questions about adoption and fostering, and to help you learn whether a lop might be the right fit for your home.
Whether youâre a longtime rabbit lover or simply looking for an unforgettable experience, Lopalooza is the perfect way to spend your weekend.
Tickets are $30 per person.
Come snuggle, learn, and celebrate all things lop - we canât wait to see you there.
Born at the end of April, Benson Boone is a tiny lionhead with big baby energy. Whether itâs youthful enthusiasm or just classic lionhead bounce (we suspect both), this little guy keeps life entertaining with his curious, lively personality. Benson is exceptionally sweet with people. He adores pets, is very easy to hold, and is truly a dream when it comes to nail trims. He also has excellent litter box habits and takes pride in keeping his space tidy.
At this time, Benson would do best as a solo bunny in an adult-only home. He was sadly returned after showing aggression toward a resident rabbit, so he is not ready for a bondmate right now. That said, he thrives on human affection and companionship, and we believe that with time and maturity, bonding could be an option in the future. Because he is still quite small, Benson will need a well bunny-proofed home to keep him safe as he explores the world on his tiny paws.
If youâre looking for a sweet, affectionate bunny who loves attention and is happy being your one-and-only (for now), Benson Boone may be the perfect match.
Get ready for the ultimate lop-filled celebration - House Rabbit Networkâs Lopalooza! Baby Bunny Snuggles is hopping your way for a very special double snuggle weekend.
Join us January 3rd and 4th, from 12:00â4:00 PM, at the House Rabbit Network Shelter in Westford, MA, where 8 bouncing lop babies are waiting to meet you. During this joyful event, youâll have the chance to snuggle these irresistible babies, visit our adoptable and soon-to-be adoptable lop rabbits on the main floor, and take part in fun, lop-themed activities.
While you soak in the loppy perfection, youâll also learn about the unique needs, health considerations, and care requirements of lop rabbits. Our team will be on hand to answer questions about adoption and fostering, and to help you learn whether a lop might be the right fit for your home.
Whether youâre a longtime rabbit lover or simply looking for an unforgettable experience, Lopalooza is the perfect way to spend your weekend.
Tickets are $30 per person.
Come snuggle, learn, and celebrate all things lop - we canât wait to see you there.
Hi! My name is Bumbles and I'm a sweet, handsome, older bunny who would love nothing more than a quiet owner to snuggle up with! I soak up all the love and attention I can get. I'm friendly and I like to explore my surroundings. I'm starting to be a pretty good eater but I'm not a big fan of greens.
My fur gets kind of crazy! I'll need to be brushed a ton so that I don't get matted, especially underneath my b***y. I was neutered recently so we're still working on my litterbox habits. I have some irregular teeth that will need to be rechecked in June, and I may need to have dentals done in the future.
I get along well with my foster mom's cat. If you're looking for a little buddy bondmate for your bunny, look no further! I'm your guy!
Kay is a four-ish year old lop who has only recently been given a chance to be more than a breeding rabbit. Used in a rabbitry and valued solely for what she could produce, Kay spent her early years without the comfort, freedom, or love every rabbit deserves. When her owner moved and chose not to take her along, Kay was surrendered - an ending that, for her, finally became a beginning.
When we spayed Kay, we uncovered devastating news - cancer. Sadly, this is not rare. An estimated 85% of unspayed female rabbits develop reproductive cancer by the age of four. This is a fate that is 100% preventable with proper care and responsible guardianship.
Now, Kay waits. Has the cancer spread? We wonât know until her recheck in a year. Until then, our promise to her is simple: she will live her very best life. She will know comfort, safety, and love - things she was denied for far too long.
Kay may be available for adoption to the right family. One who wants to spoil her rotten. One who understands that her life may be shorter, not because of anything she did, but because someone once chose profit over compassion.
Kay deserves everything now. And we intend to give it to her.
30/12/2025
Meet Tiara! This royal gal is a bit timid in the shelter, but in her previous home, she enjoyed running around and playing with feline friends. She would have a ball in a bunny-safe castle, where she can get her beauty rest or zoom to her heart's content! For now, she prefers you refrain from touching her, to keep this crown jewel spotless, though she will reluctantly cooperate if you need to pick her up. If you think the the 'crown fits' in your home, complete an adoption application today!
Hi there! I'm Udon. A sweet, sassy, curious little noodle girl. I like flipping, zoomies, and apple sticks. At my foster home, I was known for being an adventure bun who climbed the couch, explored the windowsill, and wasn't afraid of wood floors or even staircases, always under supervision of course! Raised in a home with kids, a dog, and a cat, I learned to be a sociable little thing, as long as I can get pats and kick my legs out to relax. I had a bondmate for a few years who unfortunately passed away, so I've been feeling a bit lonely. Perhaps your bun is looking for a friend like me to explore and chew on apple sticks together?
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About HRN
The House Rabbit Network is an organization in the greater Boston area formed in 2000 with two primary purposes: to rescue homeless rabbits and find them good indoor homes, and to educate the public about rabbits and their care. These activities may include:
providing foster care for discarded domestic rabbits and arranging for adoption to permanent, indoor homes;
assisting humane societies and shelters with rabbits;
providing spay/neuter surgery and veterinary care through arrangements with area practitioners;
rehabilitating and socializing mistreated or neglected rabbits;
permanently caring for animals who cannot be placed in adoptive homes due to serious health or behavioral problems; and
educating the public on responsible pet ownership and humane practices.