All About Rabbits Rescue

18/06/2025

Join us in Bushwick on this Sunday (June 22nd) for our Rabbit Adoption Event from 11:30am-2:30pm!
https://mailchi.mp/31deca225d10/rabbit-adoption-event-bushwick-june2025-17988757

17/06/2025

This month is all about PRIDE! Pride in yourself, pride in the ones you love, and pride in your BUNS!

This is your one chance to grab exclusive All About Rabbits Rescue merch—and help save lives while you’re at it. 🐰💚

AARR is running a fundraising campaign with Bonfire from June 17–28, and once it’s over, these designs are gone for good!

👕 All the proceeds that AARR receives will go directly to vet care for rescued rabbits—every tee, hoodie and sweatshirt makes a difference.
👉 Don’t miss out: bonfire.com/bun-love-all-about-rabbits-rescue-fundraiser

16/06/2025

FROM MISERY TO A GOOD LIFE

AARR SAVES ARLO

We got a call from a woman who sounded caring, willing to make changes and do better for her rabbit. After seeing the photo she sent of a terribly small cage, AARR volunteers trudged to her home in Queens with a complete set up - pen, litter box etc.

We thought by supplying the proper equipment and info, we could improve this rabbit's life.
BUT... when we arrived it was worse than expected.

The cage was filthy.

The owner "ran out of hay"

The set up was devoid of food.

Arlo was sitting on top of metal grating with overgrown nails and only a horribly soiled towel for comfort.

He dared not to move. He did not come out.
The metal ramp could have injured one or more of his legs.

Arlo was stuck in this cage for the last 2 years!

We realized that this situation is not going to turn around, and the willingness for his "caretaker" to do the right thing was not there.

He left with us.

It's unbelieve that Arlo seems sound except for dehydration which will be cured by wet leafy greens. For the last 24 hours he has been sitting in a large litter box and only just taking a step to get pellets, then back again where he feels the safest.

He has never experienced free range movement. He is afraid to hop and explore.
Hopefully with time Arlo will recover from his miserable prison sentence and become a normal happy binkying bun.

He will need a thorough exam, a neuter and f***l test.

Please donate towards his vet care which will be $300 as long as there are no medical issues found.

Links to donate:
🐰PayPal - paypal.me/AARabbitsRescue

🐰Venmo -

🐰Zelle - [email protected]

🐰Mightycause - https://givingtuesday.mightycause.com/donate/All-About-Rabbits-Rescue

🐰Amazon wishlist. https://a.co/gt9zpNX

13/06/2025

What better way to kick off the weekend than with Bunny Butt Friday?! Todays handsome hindquarters belong to adoptable Kirby.

Kirby was rescued across the street from Brookville Park in Rosedale, Queens. We believe he is the son of Jacques, as well as the sibling of both Timothy and Crimson, who were all rescued in the same area.

He is a total mush when his foster parents come into the room. After a not-so-great start to life, Kirby deserves only the best. Red-eyed Whites are an impressive breed, as they are often silly, intelligent and engaging rabbits. Kirby is a total gentleman who welcomes human affection, doesn't mind cuddling on the couch and has the best litter-box skills. Kirby is ready to be your new best friend!!

The adoption fee for Kirby is $95
He is neutered. Reach out to [email protected] for information about adopting this little cutie.

12/06/2025

Hop Into Action!
Become a Foster Hero for a Rabbit in Need!

Do you have a loving home and a little extra space in your heart (and maybe a corner of your living room)? AllAboutRabbitsRescue.org is seeking compassionate individuals and families in Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Western Long Island to become foster homes for our adorable rescued rabbits!
Open Your Home, Open Their World!
Fostering a rabbit is a rewarding experience, and we make it easy for you! AllAboutRabbitsRescue.org provides:

A healthy, vetted, and spayed/neutered rabbit

All necessary equipment (pen, water bowl, food dish, litter box)

Starter supplies (pellets, hay)

Your Mission, Should You Choose to Accept It:

Provide a safe, loving, and enriching environment for your foster rabbit.

Offer daily socialization and love.

Prepare fresh salads and ensure access to hay and water.

Commit to a minimum fostering period of 2 months.

Make your foster rabbit available to attend some of our local adoption events.

Why Your Help Matters:
By opening your home, you provide a temporary haven for a rabbit awaiting their forever family. You play a crucial role in helping them adjust, socialize, and ultimately find their happy ending!

Ready to Make a Difference?
Email [email protected]
Serious inquiries only

12/06/2025

Join us in Bushwick on Sunday, June 22 for our Rabbit Adoption Event from 11:30am-2:30pm!

https://mailchi.mp/2fc66580013b/rabbit-adoption-event-bushwick-june2025-17988694

11/06/2025

https://rabbit.org/care/diet/the-importance-of-hay/

Rabbits are designed to eat large amounts of high fibrous food - mostly hay.

08/06/2025

**UPDATE** Placement found

Urgent! AARR has rescued this sweet boy from Jamaica Estates. He was rescued along with an adult female and 3 baby buns. We don't want to bring this bun to ACC, but we need your help to make that happen. We are imploring any of our followers to step up and foster this boy until we can find him a permanent home. His rescuer is taking care of him in the meantime and has been calling this stunning boy "Snorlax". He is very friendly and has a very sweet demeanor.

If you can help, please email [email protected]

08/06/2025

Every athlete knows that rest is just as essential as workouts when preparing for a competition. For Zip, sleep is serious business. He plays hard and rests even harder, proving to be a professional napper since we met him.

He has been catching plenty of ZZzzs between training sessions for the special “Tortoise vs. Hare” exhibition race at
The 2025 Charity Turrtle Race
Sunday, June 8th
10AM to 3PM

Admission tickets are now SOLD OUT!
but you can still watch via live stream on YouTube by clicking here....
https://www.youtube.com/live/TmWi88A4xeM?feature=shared

Zip races at noon.
To sponsor him and support the cause - https://turtlerace.primeproduce.org/zip
Or use the QR code in this post.

Let's hope Zip doesn't become overly confident and decide to nap in the middle of the race like the guy in the fable!


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06/06/2025

TGIBBF -
(Thank Goodness It's Bunny Butt Friday)

Today's perfect patootie belongs to adoptable Amelia....the sweetest gentlest bunny.
She was a bit hand shy upon arrival, but when she is relaxed and wants your attention she'll nudge you. She enjoys gentle attention including head pets, kisses and shoulder massages.

She is a fun loving exuberant joyful bun that enjoys running around and does some impressive binkies. She would not hurt a fly and we think that she could be great with gentle children. She has had exposure to cats, so a home with some feline friends could work.

Amelia is around one + year old, healthy and sturdy as most New Zealands are. She is smart as a whip and knows when its time for greens and snacks and is always ready for them. Amelia is a foodie and loves puzzle toys which keeps her mind engaged.

Amelia would thrive in a loving environment where she can run and explore safely, with plenty of space to hop around. A diet rich in fresh hay, leafy greens, and pellets will keep her energetic, happy and healthy.

To adopt sweet Amelia, please reach out to [email protected]

05/06/2025

To peruse our selection of adoptable cuties, visit

Learn more about All About Rabbits Rescue, Inc in Forest Hills, NY, and search the available pets they have up for adoption on Petfinder.

04/06/2025

Officially adopted!!

After 5 months of bonding trials and tribulations, our gorgeous Lionhead Audrey finally softened and accepted her new husbun Floppy. 💘

Most pairings are a bit smoother, but this one proved to be a little more of a challenge for her adopters. Luckily, the humans loved Audrey and her little attitude from the start. They did not give up...trying everything they could to make it work. This included sending them to stay with someone for a couple of weeks who does board-to-bond. We applaud and appreciate their commitment to making it happen.

Audrey's new guardians write, "They seem very happy, both from being bonded and to have lots and lots of space to run around. They do everything together, and Audrey follows Floppy everywhere."

Congratulations to Audrey, Floppy and their people. Wishing them all many happy moments from here forward.