Looking to add a new companion to the family? There are dozens of lovable rabbits up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Indianapolis, so you won't have to look far to find the perfect fit.
Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of rabbits available for adoption near you. Read on to meet some friendly locals.
(Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.)
Leia, lop-eared rabbit
Leia is a female lop-eared rabbit in the care of Indiana House Rabbit Society.
She is spayed and vaccinated.
Notes from her caretakers:
Leia and Han are a bonded pair who were taken in by their foster mom when their owner was ready to turn them loose outside. Leia is adventurous. She loves to explore and is always the first out when given run time. She has an energetic personality, but in spurts. She enjoys grooming Han. (and he reciprocates occasionally) She is shy and doesn't like pets or being picked up. However she does greet her foster mom with nose bumps and tolerate light petting while she is eating. From her foster mom: She shows no signs of aggression. Just total sweetness.
Read more about how to adopt Leia on Petfinder.
Bristol, Netherland dwarf rabbit
Bristol is a sweet female Netherland dwarf rabbit being kept at Indiana House Rabbit Society.
She's already spayed, and she has all her shots.
Bristol's current caretakers say:
She is a little bit older and therefore, a little calmer than the younger, more energetic buns. She might make a good partner for a calm boy bun or a slow-paced household. If the environment is not chaotic, Bristol would likely make a good first-time bunny or even be good with gentle children.
Read more about how to adopt Bristol on Petfinder.
Paige, American rabbit mix
Paige is a charming female American rabbit mix being cared for at Indiana House Rabbit Society.
She's already spayed, and she has all her shots.
Notes from Paige's caretakers:
She is sweet and very curious. She is interested in everything around her. She has a lot of energy and will need a home with everything bunny-proofed up to shoulder height. Paige will need a lot of time and space to exercise in her new home.
Read more about how to adopt Paige on Petfinder.
Farrah, lionhead rabbit
Farrah is a female lionhead rabbit currently housed at Indiana House Rabbit Society.
She's already spayed, and she has all her shots.
Farrah's current caretakers say:
Farrah was surrendered to the shelter when her owner moved. She got her name because she has absolutely fantastic hair. Farrah could use a home with people who understand bunnies. Sometimes if you come toward her too quickly, she might get a bit uneasy and lunge toward you, but as soon as you touch her, she melts.
Apply to adopt Farrah today at Petfinder.
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