East Idaho Bunnies and Friends Rescue

06/11/2026

Available for adoption through East Idaho Bunnies and Friends in Idaho Falls are two white leghorn roosters, born February 2025, previously known as Jane and Jill, but more accurately referred to as Jim and John, given their unmistakable crowing. They require placement on a farm with female companions, where they will not be considered for consumption. As they are becoming increasingly assertive, it is necessary for them to be rehomed separately. East Idaho Bunnies and Friends Rescue

06/06/2026

🚨 URGENT: DUMPED IN REXBURG — FOSTER NEEDED TODAY! 🚨

​📍 Found: Yesterday (6/5) at Freedom Park, Rexburg.

​⚠️ Situation: Finder lives in an apartment (can't keep them); Rexburg shelter refused intake; our adoption center is 100% full.

​🏡 NEED: Immediate foster home to step up right now!

​🚫 ENOUGH IS ENOUGH — CITY ACCOUNTABILITY NOW:

​⚖️ Crime & Consequences: Abandonment is illegal. It must be investigated and prosecuted—whether it’s a dog, cat, or pet bunny.

​📈 The Crisis: Dumping domestic bunnies creates a massive reproduction crisis. Irresponsible owners face zero consequences, and it is completely unfair and unsustainable to dump the entire burden onto a small, independent rabbit rescue.

​🏙️ City Responsibility: Our local municipalities MUST take responsibility for stray/dumped pets in their communities.

​👉 CAN YOU FOSTER THESE TWO SWEETHEARTS TODAY? MESSAGE US IMMEDIATELY!

05/23/2026

🐾 The best day at a shelter is the day that never happened. 🐾

​Rehoming a pet is an incredibly heartbreaking decision, and walking into a shelter can be incredibly stressful—both for you and your beloved animal. That’s why at East Idaho Bunnies and Friends, we do things a little differently.
​Introducing our Foster-Your-Pet Program! ❤️
​Instead of surrendering your pet to a cage or an unfamiliar environment, you keep them safely at home with you until we find them their perfect forever family, or until space opens up at our adoption center.
​Why this is a win-win:
​📉 Zero Shelter Stress: Your pet stays in a comfortable, familiar routine, completely avoiding the anxiety of a shelter environment.
​🏡 Better Matchmaking: Because you know your pet best, you can help us provide the most accurate details about their personality, favorite treats, and quirks!
​👥 Open Hearts: From bonded guinea pig pairs to sweet lop rabbits like Forest, urgent kitties, and loyal dogs like Chase and Leila—we help all kinds of friends stay safe and sound during their transition.
​Whether it’s a temporary bridge or a direct handoff to a wonderful new home, we are here to support you and your pets every step of the way.
​👉 Need to find a new home for your pet but want to skip the shelter stress? Send us a message today to learn more about our Foster-Your-Pet program.
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05/23/2026

You bought it, filled it, and waited. Three months later the only visitors are mosquitoes.

The bath is fine. Where you put it and how you maintain it is the problem 🌿

Most bird baths fail for the same few reasons, and none of them are obvious.

The biggest one is depth. Store-bought baths are almost always too deep. Songbirds can't swim. They need water shallow enough to wade into — an inch or two at most. Adding a few flat rocks gives smaller birds a place to stand and makes the bath usable for everything from warblers to robins.

Still water is the second invisible problem. Birds find water by sound. A silent basin in the yard is nearly invisible to them. A simple solar bubbler changes that overnight — and it solves the mosquito issue at the same time. Mosquitoes won't lay eggs in moving water.

🐦 Placement matters more than the bath itself:

- Full afternoon sun turns shallow water hot and green with algae within a couple of days. A spot with morning light and afternoon shade keeps water cool and fresh far longer

- Nearby shrubs or a low tree within easy flight distance give birds an escape route. Without that cover, most species won't risk landing on open water — they need somewhere to dart to if a hawk appears

- Change the water every day or two. Standing water spreads diseases that move through a flock fast. Fresh water breaks the cycle before anything harmful takes hold

One trip to the hardware store and ten minutes of adjusting fixes every one of these 🐦

05/22/2026

Celebrate with is! Mario has not only found a forever home, but a family to call his own 🧡💛💚

05/22/2026

Meet Sumi, an Adult Male Bunny Rabbit currently available for adoption at East Idaho Bunnies and Friends Rescue, Inc. Could this be your new best friend? Learn more and apply today!

05/22/2026

Courtesy post from East Idaho Bunnies and Friends Rescue: Two senior dogs require a new home due to their owner's declining health. Both dogs are current on vaccinations, spayed/neutered, and house-trained. Although they have had limited socialization outside their home environment, they have no known behavioral issues, and their interactions with cats, kids, and livestock are unknown. East Idaho Bunnies and Friends Rescue Idaho Falls

05/21/2026

05/12/2026

*WE HAVE TO ACT NOW TO AVOID THIS SITUATION IN SOUTH EAST IDAHO*
'No longer sustainable': Idaho Humane Society will stop accepting free-roaming rabbits | ktvb.com https://share.google/VjmtrjXyNrRyodOvz

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