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At this time, all of our foster homes full & we are working off of a WAIT-LIST. We are unable to accept new animals into our care unless the owner or finder is willing to temporarily foster until a permanent foster home or adopter becomes available. This process can take 2–4 months.

Surrender Requests received in June will likely have an intake day of: August / September 2025

HOW YOU CAN HELP

It takes 4-6 months to find a suitable home for a single rabbit or guinea pigs. Bonded pairs or trios can take up to a year to re-home.

Each rabbit and guinea pig costs $150-400 on intake, depending on if they are already spay/neutered or not. This includes the cost of setup and supplies ($50), a wellness exam ($100), and spay/neuter surgery ($350 on average). Not to mention the ongoing monthly cost of food, hay, and litter, which are around $25/month per animal.

If you ARE able to temporarily and/or sponsor the animal until a new home is found

we are more likely to accept animal(s) into the rescue if we have the time to find a permanent foster or forever home. While we do our best to help every animal, the most common reasons we’re unable to assist are a lack of available foster spaces and/or lack of funds.

If you ARE NOT able to foster until an adoptive home is found

we’ll add you to our wait-list and work behind the scenes to place your animal(s) into a foster home as soon as one becomes available. In the meantime, we’ll also be fundraising to cover the cost of supplies and veterinary care.

If you can find a foster and/or sponsor through your own network of friends, family, or by asking online, we’ll be able to help sooner!

Before beginning the Surrender Request please make sure you have the following to upload:

  • A copy of the animal’s medial record and/or spay-neuter record (if applicable.)
  • 3-5 clear, well lit pictures of the animal(s) being surrendered.
  • A picture of the animal’s current housing / enclosure.
  • A picture of the supplies you are currently using including: hay, pellets, litter, treats, supplements, toys, etc.

Surrender Request

Surrender Request

Are you looking to rehome a pet or surrender an animal you found?
* include day / month / year that you found the animal(s).
* type “I understand” to indicate you have read and understand the above.
Are you able to keep this animal until a foster or adoptive home is found?
How long are you able to keep this animal?
* ASAP, today, and 1 week are often unrealistic timelines. The longer you are able to keep this animal safe the more likely we will be able to place them as foster homes become available.
* type “I understand” to indicate you have read and understand the above.
Are you able to make a donation to offset a portion of these costs?
Name
Name
First
Last
Address
Address
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal
Select the reason(s) for surrendering (select all that apply)

HOW YOU CAN HELP

It takes 4-6 months to find a suitable home for a single rabbit or guinea pigs. Bonded pairs or trios can take up to a year to re-home.

Each rabbit and guinea pig costs $150-400 on intake, depending on if they are already spay/neutered or not. This includes the cost of setup and supplies ($50), a wellness exam ($100), and spay/neuter surgery ($350 on average). Not to mention the ongoing monthly cost of food, hay, and litter, which are around $25/month per animal.

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If you ARE able to temporarily and/or sponsor the animal until a new home is found

we are more likely to accept animal(s) into the rescue if we have the time to find a permanent foster or forever home. While we do our best to help every animal, the most common reasons we’re unable to assist are a lack of available foster spaces and/or lack of funds.

If you ARE NOT able to foster until an adoptive home is found

we’ll add you to our wait-list and work behind the scenes to place your animal(s) into a foster home as soon as one becomes available. In the meantime, we’ll also be fundraising to cover the cost of supplies and veterinary care.

If you can find a foster and/or sponsor through your own network of friends, family, or by asking online, we’ll be able to help sooner!

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Before beginning the Surrender Request please make sure you have the following to upload:

  • A copy of the animal’s medial record and/or spay-neuter record (if applicable.)
  • 3-5 clear, well lit pictures of the animal(s) being surrendered.
  • A picture of the animal’s current housing / enclosure.
  • A picture of the supplies you are currently using including: hay, pellets, litter, treats, supplements, toys, etc.

Surrender Request

Surrender Request

Are you looking to rehome a pet or surrender an animal you found?
* include day / month / year that you found the animal(s).
* type “I understand” to indicate you have read and understand the above.
Are you able to keep this animal until a foster or adoptive home is found?
How long are you able to keep this animal?
* ASAP, today, and 1 week are often unrealistic timelines. The longer you are able to keep this animal safe the more likely we will be able to place them as foster homes become available.
* type “I understand” to indicate you have read and understand the above.
Are you able to make a donation to offset a portion of these costs?
Name
Name
First
Last
Address
Address
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal
Select the reason(s) for surrendering (select all that apply)