Breadbox Farm Rabbit Rescue
We believe that as breeders, it is our responsibility to use our vast rabbit knowledge to also help the rabbits in need in our community. We know that every living creature deserves compassion and gentle care. It is our mission to find these rabbits their place in the world, spread awareness about proper rabbit care, and to help others make good decisions for the rabbits in their lives.
The following rabbits are looking for a loving family. They have either been dropped off directly to us, rescued by one of our local shelters, or have been raised at a rabbitry but have special needs. They will need attentive care and patience as they grow to trust you and learn to love again.
Each rabbit is carefully monitored for health concerns and aggressive behaviors before being offered for adoption, but we cannot guarantee the temperaments of these rabbits like we can our own. We believe that there is a family out there for every rabbit, regardless of their hard past, different ability levels, or trust issues.
When you are ready to adopt a pet, please fill out an Adoption Application Form and Robin or Lisa will contact you if approved to set up an appointment time. To reserve a rabbit you will be required to pay in full.
Tasha | Vienna Marked Blue Tort Female | Mini Rex $200
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Sex: Female
Age: 2.5-3 years
Breed: Mini Rex
Size: About the size of a small house cat
Color: Vienna Marked Blue Tort
Previous Vet: Unknown
Outstanding Health Issues Observed:
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Tasha is the classic velveteen rabbit. She feels like heaven to touch and wants to be petted all the time. While she does not prefer to be picked up, we have been working on it with her for a couple months with marked improvement and she will now allow you to move her with minimal nipping. Overall she is a relaxed rabbit that loves to eat and is very people oriented. She would do well in a variety of home environments but would thrive in a close bond with a human who has some time to spend loving on her each day. Because she has nipped us, our clothing, and towels sometimes while we are holding her, I would be very careful with her around small children or anyone who may be just getting comfortable with rabbits. Besides that, she is a dream rabbit and will make you feel extra loved!
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7/10 - Tasha was the sweetest girl when getting her picture taken. She loves head rubs and does well when being picked up slow.
7/11 - Tasha attended our group cuddle event today and was great at being sweet and getting pets from kids and adults alike.
7/30 - Had some fun sofa time with Ms. Tasha this afternoon, she was her usual curious self and loved being pet on her own time whenever she came near. She did very well during transitions when I took her to and from her home base, a big improvement from when I first started handling her a while ago. She’s a wonderful lazy day companion and so soft!
10/2 Tasha did amazing at an event today and was comfortable being held in somebody’s arms with no complaints— a first for her! It’s great seeing her improve over time.
10/20 Tasha was taken out again at our weekend events and has been progressing so quickly! In her basket she was happy to be pet during our cozy evening event for around 20 minutes happily.
Lily & Ira | Female and Male Mini Lop Bonded Pair
$400
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Sex: Female (not fixed) & Male (male neutered)
Age: 5 years
Breed: Mini Lops
Size: About the size of a house cat
Color: Lily - Cream and white, Ira - Tri color
Previous Vet: unknown
Outstanding Health Issues Observed: none
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Lily and Ira are mini lops (a little bigger than a holland lop.) They are the classic married couple. Sometimes they snap at each other when they are hangry, but the bickering works for them and most of the time they do nothing but love on each other. They have lived most of their life outside in a garden enclosure around many other animals. Originally their family thought they were both female so Ira was Iris, but when they found out that he was a boy he became Ira instead. They were able to get Ira neutered but Lily has not been spayed.
Over the past couple weeks I have observed them becoming much more comfortable in out space. Lily is slower to trust and very protective of Ira. Ira will melt right into you and is very docile. Lily likes to give little growls when she is unhappy about something, but has never bitten us, she’s just vocal. We did’t receive vet records for these two but we have not observed any outstanding issues. Please remember that rescues who are older may need more vet support and can be a larger financial commitment.
These rabbits may do better outdoors in a garden space or have a bit of time to transition if they are brought into a home. They were very scared in our house at first. They do dig though! You must have a secure space that they will not dig out of, if homing them on the ground. They need at least a 5 ft hutch/cage/space at a minimum as they are medium sized and there are two of them. They would do well with a bit of room to exercise. All rabbits need to do zoomies and binkies!
If you are a sucker for two loafs with floppy ears, this pair might be for you!
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5/16/26 Both Ira and Lily were taken out during our event today and did amazing! While Lily was a bit more reserved and got a bit anxious, needing to get put back a bit later, Ira was a huge lap potato. He sat there calmly for 20 minutes while receiving pets. Both were great being picked up and put back, despite their considerable sizes 😂
6/4/26 Ira and Lily have become quite the Bunny Cuddle Event spectacles. People love looking at how big they are. Ira was held many times and did awesome with a variety of ages, from young children to adults. Surprisingly, Lily also did awesome and was content on someone’s lap for most of the event. She loved getting her ears rubbed.
7/3 We brought these floppy babies in a few days ago on account of the heat. They are much more comfortable inside and I have gotten to see how sweet they are with each other more often. There’s nothing like a pair of buns who love on each other with little licks. Also I think Lily would defend Ira to the death. She is serious about her duties. -Robin
7/13/26 The kids at summer camp today saw this wonderful couple being “snugglebuns” during their morning nap. -Summer Camp Kids
Peach | Self Black Female | Mixed Breed
$200
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Sex: Female (Not Spayed)
Born: 04/03/2025
Breed: Mixed
Size: Slightly smaller than a house cat
Variety: Self Black
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Peach is shy and sensitive, but loves humans and can easily be won over with a handful of oats. She has a medium to high energy level and needs a lot of space to roam around. Currently she is living in a hutch in our gardens. She can be easily handled by an experienced rabbit person, but can be a little skiddish with someone who is new to rabbits.
She was born as a rescue at Breadbox to the lovely Annie. Peach was raised in our therapy program and participates in the cuddle events but is still quite shy of new people.
Peach would do well in a variety of home situations and is used to children but can get a little nippy around feeding time if she is hangry. She LOVES salad of any kind. She will take a dedicated adopter to build trust over time.
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The team have been calling Peach “spicy” the past week, so I’m spending some extra time with her. I think she has cabin fever. I get it girl, me too. I’ll get her out for more time to run in the biggest pen. -Robin
5/21/26 She has been enjoying her escape recently and living it up as a garden rabbit! It is always fun when walking around and seeing a little black bunny hopping around. The real workout is catching her though…
6/4/26 She really seems to be embracing the garden life! I’ve seen her running around the foliage looking more happy than she usually does.
10/14/2026 Peach has been coming out for cuddles more. She doesn’t let just anyone pick her up but when she does it’s such a good cuddle. She’s big enough to be a soothing weight on you without being so big you feel smothered! Gentle love goes a long way with this cutie. - Lexie
Latte | Female Mixed Breed
$400
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Sex: Female Spayed
Age: 2 yrs old
Breed: Mixed
Size: Slightly smaller than a house cat
Color: White with Brown markings
Previous Vet: Animal Kingdom
Outstanding Health Issues Observed:
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Latte came to us from a lady that was fostering her. She was found in a park and was rescued into a loving home. Latte is very sweet and loves food and treats. She gets excited to see you when it is time to eat or just to get some good pets.
Latte is already litter box trained, spayed and vaccinated, wahoo! She would do great in a home with kids or possibly bonded to another rabbit.
If you are looking for a little bigger rabbit, come check me out! I am looking for my forever home.
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*RESERVED for COREY*
Snuggles | Blue Eyed White | Holland Lop $200
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Sex: Male
Age: 2.5 yrs
Breed: Holland Lop
Size: About the size of a small house cat
Color: Blue Eyed White
Previous Vet: Unknown
Outstanding Health Issues Observed: No
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Snuggles is a high energy velcro boy who just wants love. He definitely has earned his name and will full on melt into you if you give him head and cheek sritches.
He would love to be able to follow you around the house and be with people. We haven’t tried him with other bunnies but could see him being a good candidate to bond.
This bun has so much love to give!
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Snuggles is currently molting (heavy shed bunnies do twice a year) and a cuddle session with him leaves you looking like you got hit my furry snow storm. Kisses will definitely end with fur in your mouth but so worth it. Can’t resist that face! - Lexie
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Ways to Help our Breadbox Rescue Program
Share. Spread the word about our available rabbits on social media. Find us @breadboxfarm. This helps more than you think!
Donate your time. We are always happy to include new volunteers in cleaning cages, socializing shy rabbits, and feeding and watering the herd. Email us if you’d like to donate your time.
Build. More cages and rabbit runs mean we can save more rabbits in a healthy, clean, and enriching environment! We currently need individuals willing to donate their time and carpentry skills building hutches and runs.
Donate. The Breadbox Rescue Program is sustained on donations, community support, and A LOT of hard work and emotional moments behind the scenes. We try to keep a reserve of $400-600 at all times in our rescue fund for possible emergency health care costs. And we are currently saving to build 6 more hutches with a large attached play yard. 100% of your financial donation goes directly to providing for rescue rabbits. Our breeding program and all business related to it is a separate entity.