The following pets are sponsored, meaning their adoption fees have already been paid for. They are either special needs or have been at the rescue longer than others waiting for their furever homes.
Izzy and Eliza
**These bunnies are fully vaccinated for RHDV**
**Izzy and Eliza are featured pets, so their adoption fee has been sponsored!**
Breed: Izzy: mini lop and Eliza, lionhead/Californian Size: About 5 lbs at full size DOB: About two years old as of September 2023 Reason in rescue: This group of bunnies came in after they were taken by our local humane officer from a neglect situation. They were living in absolute filth :(. All of their back teeth were overgrown because they hadn’t had hay and all were missing fur from being covered in fleas and filth. They have been in foster and are now ready to find their forever homes! Personality: Izzy is a beautiful and typical laid back lop girl. Let me pet her and pick her up with no issues! Eliza is a little more nervous but still very sweet and let me pet her and pick her up. Eliza’s lionhead mane is starting to grow back from the coat damage due to fleas so she doesn’t have a full mane but a partial mane! They are very good with their litter box. Friends: Izzy and Eliza are a bonded pair and must be adopted together. Requirements: Must be adopted as an indoor animal, with an as large as possible plastic bottomed cage or puppy pen (minimum 4' x 2' for a single, 4 x 4 for a pair). Adoption process: An adoption application must be filled out (http://www.judgespark.org/adoption-application.html), and approved by us. Then we will arrange a meeting time to see the animal of interest. A home visit is required prior to adoption (but can be waived if pictures or video are supplied of where the bunny will be living). Suggested adoption donation is $125 for the pair which includes their spay, vaccine, and microchip.
Joy
**This bunny is fully vaccinated for RHDV*
**Joy is one of our featured adoptables so her adoption fee is sponsored!**
Breed: Netherland dwarf Size: About 3 lbs DOB: About one year old as of December 2023 Reason in rescue: This group of Netherland Dwarves were rescued from a breeder who passed away but had them living in horrible conditions :(. Personality: Joy is a very sweet girl. Shes not a huge fan of being picked up but she enjoys being petted and getting her cheeks rubbed. She’s got an absolutely adorable little face. She loves living in an xpen and will dance around very excited for her dinner and treats, which are her favorite! She enjoys having a little hidey house to nap in and go to when she's scared or nervous. She’s very good with her litter box. We recommend adults only or older children/teenagers as they are very small size buns and can be more fragile. Friends: She is a good candidate to be bonded to a neutered male. Requirements: Must be adopted as an indoor animal, with an as large as possible plastic bottomed cage or puppy pen (minimum 4' x 2' for a single, 4 x 4 for a pair). Adoption process: An adoption application must be filled out (http://www.judgespark.org/adoption-application.html), and approved by us. Then we will arrange a meeting time to see the animal of interest. A home visit is required prior to adoption (but can be waived if pictures or video are supplied of where the bunny will be living). Suggested adoption donation is $100 which includes her spay, vaccine, and microchip.
Ashlynn
**This bunny is fully vaccinated for RHDV**
**Ashlynn is one of our featured adoptables so her adoption fee is sponsored!** Size: About 3 lbs DOB: About 2 years old as of February 2023 Reason in rescue: This group of Netherland Dwarves were rescued from a breeder who passed away but had them living in horrible conditions :(. Personality: Ashlynn is an absolutely gorgeous little girl with a very big dewlap for such a teeny girl lol. Makes a very good pillow for her naps! Ashlynn is a sweet girl who can be a little bit nervous about hands first but settles in well once she realizes you aren’t going to hurt her. She likes petting and doesn’t mind being held. She’s very good with her litter box. We recommend adults only or older children/teenagers as they are very small size buns and can be more fragile. Ashlynn has been diagnosed with a blocked tear duct because of previous neglect and scar tissue. Her right eye "runs." We keep the eye wiped down once or twice a day and it doesn't affect her at all as long as you keep it clean. The vet suggested that if she would be bonded to another bun, the adopter might not even have to do it as regular grooming from another bun would keep that area clean! Friends: She is a good candidate to be bonded to a neutered male. Requirements: Must be adopted as an indoor animal, with an as large as possible plastic bottomed cage or puppy pen (minimum 4' x 2' for a single, 4 x 4 for a pair). Adoption process: An adoption application must be filled out (http://www.judgespark.org/adoption-application.html), and approved by us. Then we will arrange a meeting time to see the animal of interest. A home visit is required prior to adoption (but can be waived if pictures or video are supplied of where the bunny will be living). Suggested adoption donation is $100 which includes her spay, vaccine, and microchip.
Opal
**This bunny has her first vaccine for RHDV*
**Opal is one of our featured adoptables so her adoption fee is sponsored!** Breed: Jersey Woolley Size: About 3-4 lbs DOB: About one year old as of January 2023 Reason in rescue: Opal came in with a group of other buns from a shelter that was full and unfortunately wasn’t spaying the females they adopted out, so we took a couple here. Personality: Opal is such a sweet, good girl and has been through a lot since she got to us! When she first arrived we noticed she had a bit of an irritated rear end. We thought it was possibly syphilis or a prolapse so we were treating for those but then we took her to our specialist vet and he diagnosed her with anal papillomas. We got them removed and she has been doing so much better and it is clearing up very well. We have her on vet supervision and there is a small chance the papillomas return but they are easy to get removed for any future adopter. Opal has been an absolute saint through it all and is super sweet and doesn’t mind being petted and handled throughout all of it. She’s very good with her litter box. Friends: She is a good candidate to be bonded to a neutered male. Requirements: Must be adopted as an indoor animal, with an as large as possible plastic bottomed cage or puppy pen (minimum 4' x 2' for a single, 4 x 4 for a pair). Adoption process: An adoption application must be filled out (http://www.judgespark.org/adoption-application.html), and approved by us. Then we will arrange a meeting time to see the animal of interest. A home visit is required prior to adoption (but can be waived if pictures or video are supplied of where the bunny will be living). Suggested adoption donation is $70 which includes her spay and microchip. Adoption fee will change to $100 when she gets her second vaccine on 4/9