Listing with NJHRS

Rabbits in Need of Homes

looking to adopt A rabbit?

The rabbits below are a listed as a courtesy by NJHRS. They are NOT those in foster care with NJHRS. As such, we cannot vouch for the health of the rabbit, whether or not they have been spayed or neutered or anything related to their history. You must contact the individuals listed next to each rabbit for more information.

Additionally, NJHRS has no say over whom they adopt to, whom they refuse, their adoption policies or adoption fees. If there are ever any issues with an adoption, you will need to take it up with the individual directly, not NJHRS.

Thank you for adopting!!

looking to find A home for A rabbit?

NJHRS has a limited number of foster homes and cannot provide sanctuary for all rabbits in need. In order to help those homeless or soon-to-be homeless rabbits, NJHRS offers this page as a service to individuals looking to find a home for a rabbit.

If you have a rabbit in need of a home, you may list them here by providing us with the following information:

1) description of the rabbit(s)
2) picture(s)
3) name and contact info (phone and/or email) for the person responsible for adopting (if a shelter, that name is fine)

Last week, West Orange, impounded a domestic rabbit. Since the animal control facility is only set up for dogs and cats, the rabbit is presently in a cage on the floor in the cat isolation room. I'm sure the rabbit is stressed, and I'd like to see her (or him) out of there ASAP. S/he's a little assertive (lunges at you when you open reach into the cage), but we feel that's because she is really stressed/frightened at the facility and that's why s/he reacted like that. Can you help get this little one out of the shelter? If so, contact Elaine of the West Orange Animal Welfare League at 973-768-7842 or by email. [posted 7/26/10]

I rescued her one night when I found her abandoned on the side of the road. I really enjoy having her but my life style does not work for owning a bunny. I have a dog and have to keep them separated. I am in the process of looking for a great home for her. I did not know her original name, but I named her Lola.

She is a lionhead rabbit. She enjoys company and being pet, but only if sitting beside you. She doesn't like the idea of being picked up but will let you hold her sometimes. She does not bite. I keep her in cage because of my dog but she is paper trained so she could live outside of the a cage. She enjoys being around people and being free outside of the cage.

If anyone is interested in providing a great home for Lola, please contact Cortney by email, at cortneytripod or by phone 551-265-1050. [posted 7/19/10]

In December a friend from work found a rabbit and I told her I would take her in because I have two rabbits of my own and I am experienced in their special care. I took her to the vet and found that she is about a year old and is already spayed. The only problem is that she keeps fighting with my two rabbits and doesn't seem to want to be bonded with them, she has even snapped at me a few times. As much as I wish I could keep her there simply is not enough space in my house for two condos if she rejects a bond. She's extremely sweet but I'm not sure if she will accept a bond -- I think that it would take a lot of patience. She also loves to explore and is extremely curious. I live in Sicklerville, NJ. Thank you. If you are interested in adoption, please contact Christina [posted 1/25/10]