WMRR only adopts out rabbits that have been spayed or neutered. We routinely vaccinate our rabbits for RHDV2; if you decide to adopt a rabbit who is between their initial and booster, we will ask that you bring the bunny back for their booster day. Sometimes, foster bunnies might not yet be fixed, but we would work with the foster families to have that done while in their care, along with having them vaccinated for RHDV2. Bunnies may be housed indoors only.
We do not adopt out to schools, 4H, or breeders. However, we do have an awesome educational program we can bring to your classroom, scout meeting, birthday party, etc. to teach kids about bunny care and offer the opportunity to pet and interact with a friendly bunny!
Bunnies must be vaccinated for RHDV2 before they may be brought to the shelter for bonding dates. The vaccine has recently been approved in Massachusetts, so check with your veterinarian about getting your bunny up to date. Some of our rabbits are in the process of bonding with rabbits outside our rescue. Bonding can take time, and since not all bonding works, we keep rabbits listed up here until they have been adopted.
Bunnies Available for Adoption
The rabbits below are all eagerly looking for their forever homes! Any rabbits living in the shelter may also be fostered; rabbits are happiest in homes, even when waiting for their forever families.
Hilda
Female, Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunny Hilda and her sister Zelda came to WMRR as an owner surrender. Hilda is quite overweight and has been drinking and peeing a lot, and the vet found a mass on her bladder, which was removed this past week. Hilda is recovering beautifully and will be available for adoption once she is medically cleared.
Hilda is fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Oolong & Ceylon
Females, Young Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunnies Oolong (left) and Ceylon are both Astrea's kits. They are very active girls who enjoy playing with toys and running around. They are a little shy but very closely bonded and curious.
Oolong and Ceylon are fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Coco
Female, Senior
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunny Coco came to WMRR as an owner surrender. She is about 6 or 7 years old and is very sweet but also a little shy. She is seeking a forever home where she can live her best years surrounded by love.
Coco is fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Peggy & Angelica
Females, Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunnies Peggy and Angelica first came to WMRR in late 2021 from a backyard breeding operationan are so ready for their forever home. They are sweet, curious sisters who enjoy “bunstruction”—but with some bunnyproofing and attention, they will thrive in a forever home.
Peggy & Angelica are fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Fribble
Female, Senior
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunny Fribble came to WMRR after being bounced around from home to home to home after her original owners were no longer able to take care of her. This adorable girl is a dwarf mix and has the attitude to go with it! She gets very excited during feeding time, but then she will turn into a puddle when being pet. Every night she expects a cookie before bed, which is usually an Oxbow treat.
Fribble is NINE years old! She is ready to find her forever home where she live out her golden years.
Fribble is fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Honey
Female, Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunny Honey came to WMRR after being rescued from a situation where her owners were not the most savory of characters. Fortunately, the ACO came to the rescue and Honey was eventually placed in our care. She is a sweet lionhead who loves snuggles.
Honey is fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Leopold
Male, Young Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ADOPTION* foster bunny Leopold was rescued from a situation where he was in danger and brought to WMRR. He is a sweet boy who loves to explore, binky, and flop! Leopold is a very well-behaved bunny and can't wait to find his forever home!
Leopold is not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Earl Grey
Male, Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunny Earl Grey is a big, handsome and regal boy. He has one brown eye, and one half blue and brown. Like his brother, Poppy, Grey is also unsure of how he feels about attention, but will run around and boop you with his nose if you sit with him. Once he’s comfortable, he’ll let you give him head pets, and will stick his nose high in the air. Grey does NOT like slippery floors, and will let you know with his audible *THUMP* of disapproval! Earl Grey is fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Poppy
Male, Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION* foster bunny Poppy is a big, sweet fuzzy boy with beautiful blue eyes. He is usually unsure of how he feels about attention, but he’ll eventually warm up to you and will accept some head pets. However, if you sit on the floor with him, be prepared for him to try and shove his entire snoot in your mouth!Poppy is a very friendly gentle giant, and is very food motivated. He’ll make you laugh by trying his best to stand up on his back legs while begging for treats. Poppy both plays hard and snoozes hard—if he’s not playing with his toys, he’s fast asleep in his bed. Poppy is fully vaccinated for RHDV2.
Hamantaschen
Male, Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ADOPTION* foster bunny Hamantaschen was brought to us as an owner surrender due to allergies. His owners thought he was a spayed female, but he was, in fact, an intact male. Oops! Fortunately, he was not living with other rabbits, and we have since had him neutered.
Hamantaschen is not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Bean
Female, Adult
*AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ADOPTION* shelter bunny Bean is sassy, opinionated gal with both a spicy and sweet personality—she will pounce on blankets but turns into a puddle of mush when she receives pets. She also has the cutest helicopter ears!Beanie has great litterbox habits and loves to lounge on her bed. She doesn’t like having her things rearranged but will forgive you for cleaning her pen if you give her lots of love.
Bean will be happiest in a home with no other rabbits, and we think she will be a good candidate for free roaming in a bunny-proofed home or room. Bean is not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Other Bunnies In Our Rescue
The rabbits listed below are available to be fostered, are pending adoption, or are not yet ready for adoption.
Pancake and Waffles
Females, Adult
shelter bunnies Pancake and her sister Waffles are just the cutest, friendliest girls! They are a year and a half years old and currently have a baby bond, and we are currently working on bonding them back. They have a forever home lined up if they do.
Pancake and Waffles are not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Victor & Hugo
Males, Juveniles
shelter bunnies Victor and his brother Hugo are energetic, friendly bunnies who love to do zoomies and binkies. They are not currently bonded and will be adopted out individually once they are neutered.
Victor and Hugo are not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Furby
Male, Adult
foster bunny Furby came to WMRR heavily matted and unable to move on his own. After hours of grooming, we finally removed over two pounds of matted fur. With all the fur removed, Furby's body temperature dropped and we noticed his poops were stringy from ingesting fur, so we brought him for veterinary care. He is doing much better now in his foster home with his new best friend, a lovely feline named Bear. Furby is vaccinated for RHDV2.
Puddles
Male, Adult
shelter bunny Puddles was found on a remote college campus in a puddle of rainwater. He was rescued by a kind student and brought to WMRR. Puddles is a very friendly, happy boy who enjoys attention and begging for treats. He is getting neutered in April.
Puddles is not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Churro
Female, Senior
shelter bunny Churro was surrendered by her elderly owner who was moving into a memory care facility. She is a very sweet, gentle girl who enjoys getting head pets. We hope to have Churro spayed in April.
Churro is not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Pop Tart
Female, Adult
shelter bunny Pop Tart was surrendered by her elderly owner who was moving into a memory care facility. She is as opinionated as she is adorable! She can be very demanding of head pets but if you pick her up, she will give you a big THUMP when you put her back down. We hope to have Pop Tart spayed in April.
Pop Tart is not yet vaccinated for RHDV2.
Sanctuary Bunnies
Some bunnies who come into our rescue have special medical needs and cannot be adopted out. These are our Sanctuary Bunnies. Sponsor a Sanctuary Bunny by donating to WMRR today!
Cordelia
Female, Adult
Cordelia was brought to WMRR after she had been abandoned in an apartment basement. She is a sweet yet shy girl who is absolutely beautiful. Cordelia enjoys snuggles and having her lovely fur brushed. She also has a tendency toward GI stasis, likely due to neglect from before she came to WMRR. She is staying in a foster home that is able to handle her specialized medical needs.
Some bunnies who come into our rescue have special medical needs and cannot be adopted out. These are our Sanctuary Bunnies. Sponsor a Sanctuary Bunny by donating to WMRR today!
