Adoption Process

  1. View our adoptable bunnies and rabbits through the links below. Details and prices are listed with each animal. We have three sections; Young Netherland Dwarf Baby Bunnies, Adult Netherland Dwarfs retiring from our rabbitry, and Rescue Rabbits.

  2. Research everything you need to know about caring for a rabbit on our Rabbit Care page. We expect our adopters to be knowledgeable and prepared before meeting with us.

  3. Apply for adoption. (This link can also be found on the Available Rabbits pages.) Lisa or Robin will give you a call within a week if you are approved.

  4. You will be invited to meet with one of our staff members in Chapel Hill for an hour to meet any rabbits you may be interested in.

  5. If you are not local, we can send you photos and videos, as well as meeting by FaceTime or Google Meet.

  • Young Netherland Dwarfs

    Our baby bunnies are listed between eight to twelve weeks old. A baby rabbit is a good idea for someone wanting to mold their rabbit’s life experiences. They require more training and patience than an adult rabbit, but will bond closely to you.

  • Adult Netherland Dwarfs

    These rabbits are retiring from our breeding program. The beautiful part about adopting an adult is that their personality is fully developed, so you know what to expect from them. Full grown rabbits tend to be good about using their litter box.

  • Rescue Rabbits

    Breadbox’s recues program accepts all breeds of rabbits so you never know what will pop up here! These rabbits are looking for a special home where they can learn to trust and love again in a compassionate and stable environment.

The Perfect Bunny Home Setup

Set up the perfect bunny home.