Find Your Perfect Rabbit
Whether you choose to adopt or buy from a reputable breeder, we're here to help you find the right match for your family.
Why Adopt vs. Buy?
Every year, thousands of rabbits end up in shelters and rescue organizations because their owners could no longer care for them. These rabbits range from young bunnies to senior companions, and many are already litter-trained and socialized.
Benefits of Adopting
- Save a life: You're giving a second chance to a rabbit in need
- Lower cost: Adoption fees are typically $25-$100, much less than buying from a breeder
- Known personality: Rescues often foster rabbits, so you know their temperament
- Already spayed/neutered: Most rescues sterilize rabbits before adoption
- Support a good cause: Your adoption fee helps rescue more rabbits
When Buying from a Breeder Makes Sense
- Specific breed: You have your heart set on a particular breed or color
- Show rabbits: You want to show or breed rabbits
- Documentation: You want registered rabbits with known pedigrees
- Working with a specific breeder: You want to build a relationship with a reputable breeder for ongoing support
Regardless of your choice, always research and ask questions. A reputable source-whether rescue or breeder-will want to ensure their rabbits go to good homes.
Reputable US Rabbit Breeders
These breeders are members of ARBA (American Rabbit Breeders Association) and follow ethical breeding practices. Always visit in person when possible.
Little Opal Rabbitry
Texas (Austin area)
Specialty: Holland Lops, Netherland Dwarfs
Visit Website →Windward Farms
California (Central Coast)
Specialty: Checkered Giants, Blanc de Hotot
Visit Website →Snowy Mountain Rabbits
Montana (Billings area)
Specialty: American Chinchilla, Giant Chinchilla
Visit Website →Willow Brook Ranch
Oregon (Portland area)
Specialty: English Angoras, French Angoras
Visit Website →Hopping Good Farm
Georgia (Atlanta area)
Specialty: Flemish Giants, Continental Giants
Visit Website →Find more breeders: ARBA Breeder Directory | Rabbit Breeders US
Rabbit Rescues
These organizations specialize in rabbit rescue, rehabilitation, and adoption. Many operate statewide or regionally.
Find more rescues: Rabbit.org State Directory | BunSpace Rescue Search