These rabbits are currently available through New Mexico House Rabbit Society:
Dr. Arlo Brownstone was found as a stray and brought to the the Albuquerque shelter. He had an eye infection... View full description »
**This is a courtesy listing which means we are helping the current owner rehome their rabbits. After your application is... View full description »
Pretzel was found as a stray and brought to the Valencia County shelter, who called us. Once in foster care,... View full description »
At NMHRS, we joke that Tye is "bougie" because sometimes he will only eat special hay, such as oat, botanical,... View full description »
The best word to describe this little girl is spunky. She does everything with extra determination. She loves to explore... View full description »
Meet Weasley and Malfoy, a pair of one-year old males. Weasley (orange spots) likes to roam around and enjoys occasionally... View full description »
Not sure if you want a rabbit with a lot of spots or one with minimal spots? Get both! Whistler... View full description »
**This is a courtesy listing which means we are helping the current owner rehome their rabbits. After your application is... View full description »
Buttons is a curious bunny who likes to check everything out. She will take food directly from your hand and... View full description »
Miranda was born at the Albuquerque shelter in July and became a foster with NMHRS a week later. Like all... View full description »
Hendrix was trapped in a backyard and has been in foster care ever since. He takes a little while to... View full description »
This one-year-old pair goes bonkers for pellets and will drop everything/awaken from their favorite napping spot in the kitchen to... View full description »
Joker (super friendly) and Harley (sweetly shy) love face and head pets, especially when they are burrito-blanketed together in a... View full description »
Betty and Barnaby are two fun-loving playful buns. They love having space to run around in and are happiest when... View full description »
To find out more, please call 505-435-9916 or email Kirstin@newmexicohrs.org.
Note: House Rabbit Society does not take in rabbits directly from the public. We only take in rabbits from shelters. For information about finding a home for your rabbit, please visit here