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Caring for the critically ill | The Missouri Mission | What is the cost of Adopting and what are the expenses |
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| Rabbits for Adoption |
**Please note that all of our rabbits are available for adoption as indoor pets only, we will not adopt to those who house outdoors**
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Flopsy and Charli
Flopsy and Charli are 2 adorable and energetic bunnies looking for a forever home and family. These two are full of personality and love affection as well as their salads. They love to run and play too. As you can see they also enjoy each other and are a bonded pair that will be adopted out together. If you would like to meet Flopsy and Charli contact us at hrsmissouri@aol.com. |
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Smudge and Poppy
Smudge (white bunny) is a sweet and soft little hopper. As you can see he is very cute as well. He has recently been bonded with Poppy (black and white bunny) who was rescued by a good Samaritan after being left in Loose Park complete with cage. Poppy was pregnant at the time. Her babies have been born and adopted. She is very sweet and is ready to go to a loving forever home with her new love Smudge. If you would like to meet Smudge and Poppy, please contact us at hrsmissouri@aol.com. |
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Cocoa was found running loose, and was rescued by a kind soul. He appears to be young, and is very friendly and curious. He loves attention, and is interested in meeting a female companion. Cocoa has bonded with an adorable little girl named Ivy. They will be available as a pair. |
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Blitzen is a male American Fuzzy Lop. He was rescued from the Gladstone Animal Shelter, and is enjoying his new life. He loves to run and jump, and is very friendly. Blitzen will need a room of his own or a pen with a lid, as he can jump over a 3-foot tall pen! Blitzen has been bonded with Eleanor, a beautiful tan Lionhead; they are available as a bonded pair only. Eleanor's previous owner was in a serious accident that left her unable to care for Eleanor. *Blitzen's long fur requires regular brushing to prevent mats and tangles. If you are interested in adopting Blitzen and Eleanor, be prepared to spend a little extra time to keep Blitzen's fur mat- and tangle- free. |
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Dora (white with brown spots) and Snowball (all white with gray tints) were each rescued by good samaritans after they were discovered outside without food or water or shelter. They are both wonderful, friendly and sweet bunnies. Dora was named after Dora the Explorer by the family that rescued her and kept her for a few months until we had foster space available. We have come to learn she is extremely adventurous and active and earned her name! Snowball is curious and laid back - he is content to let you pet him for hours! Dora and Snowball are being bonded as a pair and will be adopted out together to some fortunate home willing to give them room to run and activities and lots of love! |
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This lovable pair of bunnies are Koala(black nose and ears) & Pretty Boy. Pretty Boy is a bit shy , but luckily he found Koala to keep him company. Koala is more outgoing and seems to like people. Pretty Boy and Koala will make a happy addition to a patient family. Pretty Boy may have found a friend, but he is still wary of people and needs to be cared for with a gentle hand. |
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Clarissa is an adorable silver martin female. She was found hopping around in someones yard. She loves attention and seems to like to be held and petted. Her foster mom says Clarissa will run to her looking for attention. Now that she has been spayed, she is ready for adoption! |
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Simba was rescued from being freed to fend on his own and saved from a certain and terrible death. He was rescued by a good samaritan who is enjoying spoiling him. This good samaritan has several other pets and wants Simba to go to a home where he can have the attention he wants and deserves. Simba likes cats and shows no fear of them. He is interested in dogs and has no fear of them either. He loves to romp around and get his exercise. He doesn't like being handled, but once he is being held he tolerates it shortly. He loves his veggies and fruit and is very cute even though he acts tough sometimes. |
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Elliot was found next to a dumpster sitting in a tiny cage with no food/water. Someone saw him and called Animal Control who promptly came and got him. He went to the shelter and was then picked up by the Missouri House Rabbit Society. He is probably 6-12 months old. Elliot has been neutered. He loves to explore and run around. He is friendly but does not like to be held. He has excellent litter habits. Elliot is lonely and really want's to meet a friend to share a forever home with. |
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This little loppy guy is Clyde. He was found wandering around in the front lawn of a good samaritan who knew that a little bunny like him shoudn't be wandering around in the summer heat. His rescuer can't keep him and want's him to find a good home. Clyde is friendly, likes to be petted and has excellent litter habits. He is also friendly to other home pets, provided they are nice to rabbits. Clyde would make a wonderful addition to any home. |
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Penny (black ears, female)and Pepper(brown ears, male) were left in a cardboard box by someone's mailbox, then turned over to a shelter, before come to us at MOHRS. This brother and sister duo are about 4 months old, and (if all goes well) will be available as a bonded pair. They have both caught on the the litter box, and love to eat their fresh greens and hay. Penny loves to run and play, while Pepper enjoys being petted and loved. They will be available for adoption as soon as they are both spayed⁄neutered. |
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Derby's previous caretaker had to leave town for an employment opportunity, and was unfortunately unable to take Derby with him. Derby is a neutered male Mini Rex, just a little over a year old. He loves to play and run, and especially loves to play in cardboard boxes and tunnels. He is not fond of being held, but loves to be petted. He is very good with his litter box. Derby seems a little lonely, and would like to go to a forever home that can give him a lot of attention; he would be happy to meet a special female companion. |
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This young male lop was left outside an apartment complex. He ran loose for a week before a good Samaritan was able to catch him, and he is now looking for his forever home. This little bunny loves to run and happy hop, and enjoys throwing his toys. He does not mind being held for short periods of time, and loves being petted. |
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This is Sherwin. He charmed his foster family into becoming his forever home! |
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This adorable little bunny is a young Dutch (recently) neutered male. He was found in Greenwood and brought to the Lee's Summit Shelter July first. He is very curious and active. He loves attention, likes to be held, and will sit still on your lap for a long time while he is being petted. His favorite spot is sitting on top of his box and watching for any activity and chance to be petted. He has been known to stick his nose through the pen or to stand on his back legs and beg for attention. Although he developed an infection following his surgery, he is doing very well on antibiotics and is expected to be ready for adoption after August 23. |
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This is Zena. She is a Dutch female found abandoned in a backyard in Raytown. She was brought to the Halfway Home Pet Adoptions by animal control. She was rescued August 29 by MOHRS and is currently in a foster home. She is very friendly and hops up to the door to be petted, even the same day she was brought home! She is not spayed yet, but will be soon. You can pick her up without any trouble and she does not mind being held. She loves to be outside of her pen and explores everywhere possible. She pouts when it is time to go back and begs to be let out again. She is a lovely, personable bunny who deserves a good home! |
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