Los Angeles Rabbit Foundation

10/19/2026

10/14/2026

In case you don't get our eNewsletters, we have bunderful news! Front-toothless Petra (with pink eyes and smudgy toes and ears) has bonded with our elderbun Boba and is now in our sanctuary rabbit program. They snuggle most of the day.

To sign up for the eNewsletters, go to www.larabbits.org and on the left drop down, there's an orange button. We do not share your email with anyone else.

Petra would like everyone to know that your donations and ticket purchases for the Holiday Party all go to help the rabbits =:)

Elphie and Gummy Bear would like you to know that they're recovered from their incisor removal operations and are available for adoption!
Www.larabbits.org/rabbits/elphie
Www.larabbits.org/rabbits/gummy-bear

10/09/2026

It's Banned Book Week
Celebrating a rabbit book that was once banned.

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10/08/2026

Bonded bunnies Iris and Coco were born Dec, 1, 2020. Coco has more white on him. He’s a bit more mellow and loves to lie around, yet is also fond of dancing. Iris is the Cinnamon bunny with white nose and blaze. She is super cute and inquisitive but takes longer to warm up to people than Coco. She'll often retire in her wooden box.

Iris likes to chew on Coco’s whiskers!

Iris was spayed on 4/28/22 and Coco was neutered on 3/26/21. She is 4 lbs and he's 6 lbs.
They are currently vaccinated for RHDV2.

Aren't they a handsome couple? Www.larabbits.org/rabbits/iris-coco to adopt.

Courtesy post

10/03/2026

Beautiful Cinnamon (who is NOT a Cinnamon but a Holland Lop) still hasn't been adopted! She would probably get along with a gentle boybun as it didn't work with her bossy sis 😅

Los Angeles area residents apply for her through www.larabbits.org

10/03/2026

Somebunny is annoyed that nobody has applied for her!
You can apply for Miss Chaufa through www.larabbits.org/rabbits/chaufa

Such a character!

10/03/2026

It's HOT in Los Angeles and beyond! OVER 80 is potentially life-threatening to a domestic rabbit!

Please read the tips below and please help spread the word.

Please note that heat exhaustion is cumulative! Just because a rabbit survives extreme heat once, does not mean she will continue to do so.

All rabbits are heat-sensitive; overweight, disabled and elderly rabbits are particularly vulnerable. Make sure your rabbit's living area stays under 80F. Please refer people to www.larabbits.org/heat-warning. Be aware that your air conditioning could go out when you are not at home.

ALWAYS have at least two 2-liter bottles of ice ready to keep your rabbit alive if your a/c goes out. Fill 2-liter bottles 7/8 full of water and freeze them. You need two per rabbit to swap out when one melts.

Pro Tip: Place an area thermometer
where your bunny likes to hang out,
so you know how hot it is in that location. Most will also show you the temperature range for the past 24 hours.

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09/29/2026

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09/29/2026

Adoption Update from Coby!

Coby has a separate mini room for his kitchen and bathroom, plus a lounging and hopping living room area. As Coby is a middle-aged rabbit who doesn't zoom much and can be messy, this is a perfect setup for him. He also has long hair that has to be groomed regularly, but he's so cute that his humans don't mind. Thank you to his amazing adopters who sent us this update.

If you've adopted from us and have an update, we'd love to hear from you!

Knowing that our former foster rabbits are safe, cherished and happy makes our day.