Another adoption and successful bonding!
Brianna was one of the rabbits rescued from our Brentwood case in January 2023. She is now adopted and has been renamed Mia.
She met her new humans and her handsome husbun Zayat at our adoption event in October. Though the courtship was not quick or easy, but we are happy to report they've worked out their differences and are now very happy together.
We applaud Mia & Zayat's humans for their dedication to the bonding process. When the going got tough, they did not give up.
PSA from adoptable S'mores.....
We've all been having extra treats during the holidays
Now that the New Year is upon us, S'mores would like to remind y'all to eat your greens.
Wishing everybun a healthy, safe and peaceful 2024. Have a fresh start.
#freshstart
#lesstreatsmoreveggies #newyearresolution2024
Meet Kapri! Rescued from Brentwood roaming the cold streets alone at 5 weeks old. After being rescued this girl knew she was safe, warm, and going to get lots of love. She was so comfortable that she melted in her foster mom's lap for pets.
This sweetie loves attention and has energy for days! You can find her zooming around, binking and when all tired out sploots. When you sit in her pen, she will jump right into your lap for pets! For a young bun, she has displayed great litterbox skills. She has occasional accidents and some poops, majority of the time using her litter-box, for a young bun that's impressive!
This girl will brighten up anyone's day with her loving, hoppy personality. She will be a foster to adopt as she is still too young to be fixed. If you are looking for some sunshine in your life, Kapri is your girl!
Meet the buns TODAY! We are at You Should Be Dancing…! with adoptable rabbits waiting to meet you! If you are the perfect furever home, please stop by and see us today before 3pm! #adoptable #meetme #adoptablerabbit #rabbitrescue #allaboutrabbitsrescue
Adoptable Brianna seeks a forever home with humans who can indulge her with all the head rubs and massage therapy she expects and deserves.
Stop by our adoption event 12-3pm this Sunday 9/17 to meet her!
You Should Be Dancin...! Dance Center
47 West 26th St, 2nd floor
New York, NY 10010
Music: Beach | Musician: Jeff Kaale
#adoptionevent #meetme #allaboutrabbitsrescue #adopt
A huge thank-you to everyone who came to today’s adoption event, and a very special thank-you to You Should Be Dancing...! Dance Center for hosting! Everybun deserves a great home, and we are so grateful for today’s adopters! #adoptdontshop #event #rescue #rabbitrescue #allaboutrabbits #bundaysunday #rabbits #newyork #adopt #bunnies
Nyla & Otis
Humpday Happy Tail 🥳
Nyla, a bun that was put up for adoption after developing a #headtilt was adopted by an AARR volunteer and has now fully bonded with Otis, who at 10 years old is a true senior! The two of them couldn't be more different, but nonetheless are the best of friends #bff Their favorite activites are eating and loafing side by side.
#goodnews #happytail #fureverhome
Meet Shirley!
Shirley has been up for adoption for a while, and we hope this girl finds a loving home soon. She has such an amazing personality! She’s friendly with all people and she binkies and zoomies to her heart's content at her foster's place. Shirley will snuggle up next to you for pets or by your side when you’re just relaxing 😀
Reach out to [email protected] to apply, and check out Petfinder for more information about Shirley
Freddie is a small white flash who would love a free roaming home with lots of space to nurture his inquisitiveness, with humans that can encourage his goofy behavior. He will amaze and amuse you with his fitness abilities. Binkies, zoomies, climbing, jumping, you name it, are part of his love for life.
Once he’s all tired out, he will come and delicately take the treats or food from your hand and honor you with his affection, He loves lounging in his downtime, and can often be found sprawled out on a bed or couch. He has excellent litter skills.
Fostered in Bergen County, NJ
contact [email protected]
Urgent - Help the Brentwood buns!
*Warning disturbing content and images*
https://mailchi.mp/b2363a256cdb/urgent-funds-needed-to-help-the-brentwood-buns
Rescues are always heartbreaking for the animals and volunteers, but never in our history have we witnessed such horrible conditions and unimaginable neglect as this rescue in Brentwood, Long Island. This terrible situation could have ended even worse, but thanks to our dedicated volunteers, these rabbits have another chance at happy lives.
AARR is covering the costs of 15 spays and neuters plus the vet care for numerous afflictions including eye infections, bite wounds, mites, upper respiratory infections, GI stasis, etc.
Our fundraising goal is $3,500.
All donations, no matter the amount, help the rabbits.
THE STORY...
The word was out! Three to four rabbits were seen
roaming the streets of Brentwood, Long Island.
A group of concerned rescue volunteers visited the location three times to scope out the street where the rabbits were reported to be roaming.
Thanks to concerned neighbors, on their third trip, they finally found which house the rabbits were coming from.
The rescuers knocked on the door, feeling stressed and overwhelmed and wondering what was going to happen next.
Amazingly, the homeowners casually invited the rescuers to their backyard to see the remaining rabbits as if the conditions could ever pass for OK.
What the rescuers saw that cold, winter night in the backyard will be forever
etched in their minds.
There were multiple filthy, decrepit hutches covered by tarps. The poor rabbits were grouped by the color of their fur in these small hutches that contained endless mounds of feces.
Lifting the tarps on each of the hutches revealed further horror.
Upon lifting the first tarp, to the rescuers' horror, they discovered a poor rabbit deceased and draped over a pile of excrement. The remaining rabbits barely had space to move. Many had visible scars on their faces, ears, and eyes.
The rabbit
3 year old Olivia was spayed on Friday and has been taking her medicine like a CHAMP!!! She is the sweetest goodest girl and is ready for her forever home through
All About Rabbits Rescue
Fostered in Rutherford, NJ
Contact [email protected] to inquire
We can hardly believe it 😱 Governor Hochul signed the legislation to end the puppy mill pipeline today!!
The sale of dogs, cats, and rabbits at retail pet stores will be banned from 2024 across New York state. Governor Hochul said: "Dogs, cats and rabbits across New York deserve loving homes and humane treatment. I'm proud to sign this legislation, which will make meaningful steps to cut down on harsh treatment and protect the welfare of animals across the state."
🥳🥳🥳
Read more here: https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-signs-legislation-end-puppy-mill-pipeline
AARR alumni Flynn is getting spoiled in his new home 😍 Unlimited head pets for this sweet boy!
Want to give a rescued rabbit a second chance at life? Come meet some of our rescues at our event tomorrow (Saturday) at NYC Pets in Bushwick! We'll be there until 2.30pm
Meet Archie, he's looking for a new home.
Archie was originally a stray running around Lynbrook Long Island in 2021 when a kind woman rescued him and contacted AARR.
He found a home in no time where he has been loved and well cared for. However we were recently notified by his adopter that Archie needs to find a new home.
His current human wrote, "I was recently diagnosed with a health condition and even though I'm physically ok, it’s started to take a toll on my mood and can be challenging to tackle regular chores. It kills me to have to do this, but I need to give up Archie. He’s been well taken care of and I’m reaching out to you before that changes. I’m very sorry."
"Archie was his pre-adoption name, but I’ve renamed him Pogo and he comes running when he hears it or the word treat. His white mittens are definitely eye-catching. He’s very friendly and approaches strangers with slight caution at first, but quickly warms up and gives lots of kisses. He was never exposed to other animals so I don’t know how well he will do with other pets. When he is in the mood he has no problem hopping on to you if you’re on the couch and looking for head rubs and will dig at you if you stop prematurely. He’s a chewer so needs plenty of toys as he free roams. He has excellent litter box skills."
We always stand by the rabbits we adopt out to ensure their safety if a home does not turn out to be forever. If you are interested in Archie, please email [email protected]
Located in the Bronx.
