Winkie   Want to know more about me? Stay tuned.... Winkie - DOB:  2004    Weight:  3-1/2 lbs

Lola and Florie   Whatever Lola wants, Lola gets. And she wants you to come back and read her bio later. Lola - DOB:  2004    Weight:  3-1/2 lbs Florie - DOB:  2004    Weight:  4 lbs

Brenda and Frankie   Brenda originally came to us from Longmont, and Frankie from Pueblo. They were adopted and lived happily until their human’s health issues forced her to return them to us. Frankie was ill when he got here, but has been treated. Now he just has sortof a gimpy leg like many of us older people, but other than that he's fine. Both rabbits are gentle and friendly, although Brenda is a little shy. Brenda - DOB:  2003    Weight:  7 lbs Frankie - DOB:  2003    Weight:   lbs

Tansy   A pregnant-looking doe arrived at the Longmont Humane Society. Tonni Loutzenhiser, who volunteers both there and with us, was worried about what would happen to babies born there, so we said that we would take the mother "just in case". On her way to us with the doe, now known as Twinkle, Tonni called to say the doe was lifting hair from her breast, so we had a nesting box ready when she arrived. But when we got her out and looked her over, she was obviously NOT pregnant. Then we looked in the carrier, and there wrapped in piles of soft fur, were eight tiny newborns! Tessa is one of those wonderful babies. We are very happy to have her grow up here where she gets the best of care and learns from all the wonderful volunteers how great people are to her. Tansy - DOB:  2010-04    Weight:  still gaining lbs

Flower   Josie was flown to us from Salt Lake, Utah with other rabbits by "Pilots for Paws" to save her from being killed. She also arrived, supposedly spayed and micro-chipped. Unfortunately, she was neither. After several months with us, Josie's pen was apparently invaded by an unneutered male, and she gave birth to four beautiful babies. She has weaned them and is now spayed and ready for a hus-bunn and a home! Flower is one of Josie's beautiful babies. She's clearly got a sharp eye out for the people who will snatch her up and take her to her new home to live a privliged bunny life forever. "Yes, forever please. I'm going to be there for you - please be there for me!" Flower - DOB:  2010-04    Weight:  still gaining lbs

Mary Ella   Josie was flown to us from Salt Lake, Utah with other rabbits by "Pilots for Paws" to save her from being killed. She also arrived, supposedly spayed and micro-chipped. Unfortunately, she was neither. After several months with us, Josie's pen was apparently invaded by an unneutered male, and she gave birth to four beautiful babies. She has weaned them and is now spayed and ready for a hus-bunn and a home! Mary Ella is one of Josie's beautiful babies. She's clearly got a sharp eye out for the people who will snatch her up and take her to her new home to live a privliged bunny life forever. "Yes, forever please. I don't want to come back here later like some poor bunnies must do sometimes." Mary Ella - DOB:  2010-04    Weight:  still gaining lbs

Tally   A pregnant-looking doe arrived at the Longmont Humane Society. Tonni Loutzenhiser, who volunteers both there and with us, was worried about what would happen to babies born there, so we said that we would take the mother "just in case". On her way to us with the doe, now known as Twinkle, Tonni called to say the doe was lifting hair from her breast, so we had a nesting box ready when she arrived. But when we got her out and looked her over, she was obviously NOT pregnant. Then we looked in the carrier, and there wrapped in piles of soft fur, were eight tiny newborns! Tally is one of those wonderful babies. We are very happy to have her grow up here where she gets the best of care and learns from all the wonderful volunteers how great people are to her. Tally - DOB:  2010-04    Weight:  still gaining lbs

Tessa   A pregnant-looking doe arrived at the Longmont Humane Society. Tonni Loutzenhiser, who volunteers both there and with us, was worried about what would happen to babies born there, so we said that we would take the mother "just in case". On her way to us with the doe, now known as Twinkle, Tonni called to say the doe was lifting hair from her breast, so we had a nesting box ready when she arrived. But when we got her out and looked her over, she was obviously NOT pregnant. Then we looked in the carrier, and there wrapped in piles of soft fur, were eight tiny newborns! Tessa is one of those wonderful babies. We are very happy to have her grow up here where she gets the best of care and learns from all the wonderful volunteers how great people are to her. Tessa - DOB:  2010-04    Weight:  still gaining lbs

Theodore   Theodore-able is how we first heard this little one's name. He was a stray found by a teen who gave him his whimsical appellation. Theodore is a delightful and friendly bunny, whom, we predict, won't be here long! Theodore - DOB:  2008    Weight:  3 lbs

Marley and Minerva Currently in Foster Care - will be back August 7th Born to Melinda, Minerva and Marley are two of eight babies who became very attached to each other. The two are exceptionally beautiful rabbits with their oh! so long ears! Both rabbits are friendly and lively and looking for a happy family where they can lived the charmed life we hope for all our rabbits! Marley - DOB:  2010-03    Weight:  5-1/2 lbs Minerva - DOB:  2010-03    Weight:  5-1/4 lbs

Grady and Melina   The beautiful bunny was being ignored by everyone in the family. Instead of making time for him, the mom decided that if the kids had no interest, neither did she. So the kids learned that, instead of taking responsibility for their choices, they can simply dump them on someone else. Sad for everyone, but especially for a beautiful, deserving rabbit! From the moment he arrived, he has been a huge favorite with ALL our volunteers, hasn't he gang? Minerva was born to Melinda, a lovely female stray taken to Adams County. Grady really likes Minerva, because she grooms him whenever he wants her to do so - which is quite often in fact. He is very calm and loves to be petted by humans, too. Still being so young, Melina is quite lively, but having been raised here and doted on by all our volunteers, she is very friendly. For people wanting bunnies who can't be topped for friendliness, this is your pair! Grady - DOB:  2008    Weight:  6-3/4 lbs Melina - DOB:  2010-03-03    Weight:  5-3/4 lbs

Dante   Dante was a stray, but closely bonded to the lovely Dixie - gee, they must have needed each other SO much when the whole world seemed against them! Dante, fortunately, had been neutered, so Dixie wasn’t pregnant. They were eventually captured and taken to the Adams County Humane Society, and then came to us from there. Unfortunately, poor Dixie didn't have long here, as she was ill. Somebody must have loved them a lot - though obviously not enough to keep them safe from getting lost. Wouldn't the world be a better place for all the domestic rabbits if all the people caring for them would read our articles, believe our warnings, and care for their rabbits properly? Dante is now single and looking for another wonderful ladybunn and a home so he can live safely forever. Dante - DOB:  2008    Weight:  5-1/2 lbs