Giving second chances since 2014.

All for the love of bunnies.

Our Mission

Our mission is to improve the welfare of rabbits in and around Orange County by combating the problems that lead to rabbit homelessness, supplying information to current and prospective rabbit owners to set them up for success, and by providing medical care and rehabilitation for rabbits for whom we are their last hope.

Sanctuary Bunnies

  • Bonnie

    We noticed a blood spot on Bonnie's cheek. After inspection and vet appointment it was recommended to remove the cyst that was on the cheek and send it to pathology. Thank goodness the cyst was not cancerous.

  • Choppa

    Choppa is an amazing little guy who healed up from a badly broken leg but has a severe heart defect that prevents him from being able to undergo anesthesia to be neutered. His foster mom gives him lots of love so he’s not lonely!

  • Fallyn and Maisy

    Maisy is a little wobbly but gets along just fine. Vets think she had severe bilateral ear infections that left her with permanent vestibular damage.

    Fallyn had a poorly healed dislocation of his right hind leg and it was amputated in 2019.

  • Jake and Nabisco

    Jake is a BIG boy enjoying life with bonded partner Nabisco. He is a funny dude. Very protective of his space.

  • Jeffery

    Jeffery is a super sweet and old. He loves every human and bunny alive. His only downfall is that he is super messy.

  • Jillibean

    Jillibean was a strays from the OC shelter. Jillibean has a headtilt that causes her no problems at all. She was bonded to Davey and Noah who passed years ago. We are hopeful that she will bond to Jeffery.

  • Jinx and Ivory

    Jinx needs daily medication to help him fully empty his bladder. Ivory had one eye removed due to glaucoma and eye ulcers. They fell in love in foster care. They both like to snuggle with each other as well as with humans.

  • Journey

    Journey is one amazing bunny. Both of her hind legs are splayed but that does not slow this girl down. She hops on her pelvic bones to get around. She plays and moves around and enjoys all the things normal rabbits do. Her living area is padded with fleece blankets to help reduce friction against her underside.

  • Lacey and Mo

    Lacey and Mo were living in a colony behind Goldenview Elementary School several years ago. The colony was rescued and rehomed, and Lacey and Mo went to live with one of the rescuers. Given Lacey’s age and Mo’s chronic respiratory issues they will remain as sanctuary rabbits.

  • Mr Moo and Scrabble

    Mr Moo has a condition called megacolon that requires careful diet and monitoring. He’s bonded to Scrabble, who is also prone to intestinal issues. They’re both doing well under the careful watch of their foster mom.

  • Nick

    Nick's feet have been prone to sore hocks over the years, and his chin prone to fur loss. While we have tried Silvadene cream and a few other things to resolve them, he hates being handled and has done completely fine without intervention. His hocks are not that unusual for his breed and age. His care is pretty standard to that of a normal older rabbit.

  • Niles

    Niles needed out of the shelter because he was “bitey.” His foster mom provides a calm and relaxed environment where he can relax and thrive.

  • Panda

    Panda had a condition called cherry eye. It’s not painful, just looks a bit rough. He’s otherwise a sweet and wonderful bunny.

  • Tempe

    Tempe was found with an injured eye and has a sleep disorder but does well in a calm, quiet environment, which their foster parents happily provide.

  • Truman, Neo and Molly

    The fluffle! Foster mom had several single bunnies that had become sanctuary for one reason or another (tripod, E cuniculi issues, elderly, blind.) Now they all live together in one big happy group. Foster mom is hoping to incorporate some of the other sanctuary bunnies into the group eventually.

  • Oscar

    Oscar is a tripod bunny who is otherwise healthy. His girlfriend passed over in 2023. He now lives with Truman, Neo an Molly.

  • Snickerdoodle "Snix"

    Snickerdoodle "Snix" is doing so much better! When she arrived she had a severely infected eye and cheek abscess. Her eye was removed and several vet visits, antibiotics and proper care got her back to being a bunny that is pain free, curious and living life to the fullest.

  • Tulip

    Tulip is a big 10lb girl. Her favorite job is to supervise all the other buns. Because of her size, Tulip need lots of space to run and explore in a bunny-safe environment. Isn't she gorgeous?

  • Vasha and Cadbury

    Vasha was probably born in 2022. He was rescued from an LA shelter when he became aggressive with the staff. He is being checked out for possible physical problems that might lead to pain and aggression.

    We are hoping to find a way to help him. In the meantime we introduced him to Cadbury, hoping she would calm him down.