THINKING ABOUT ADOPTING A RABBIT?
You’re in the right place!
Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about adopting from Rocky Mountain House Rabbit Rescue — including:
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The benefits of adopting through our organization
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Our adoption requirements and how the process works
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Rabbits in need of private rehoming — these are not in our direct care, but we’re helping connect them with new homes​
If you’re brand new to rabbits, we highly recommend starting with our Bunnies for Beginners guide. It’s packed with essential info to help you decide if a rabbit is the right companion for you.
WHY CHOSE US?
Adopting from RMHRR means lifelong support — for you and your rabbit.
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Expert Guidance: We help you decide if rabbits are the right fit and teach you how to care for them properly.
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Vet Connections: Most vets aren’t trained for rabbits — we’ll connect you with one who is.
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Ongoing Support: We're here to help with any issue for as long as you have your rabbit.
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Bonding Support: Wanting to bring home a new friend for your rabbit? We're here to help create a strong and happy bond.
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Emergency Health Line: Get advice when your vet isn’t available.
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More to Choose From: We offer one of the largest selections of adoptable rabbits in Colorado.
Let’s find the right rabbit for you — and support you every step of the way.
READY TO ADOPT? HERE'S HOW TO GET STARTED
Our adoption process has two
important steps:
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Read through our Adoption Requirements & Procedures: This will give you a clear understanding of what we’re looking for in adoptive homes and how the process works.
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Complete the Adoption Application: The application takes about 30–45 minutes to complete.
What You’ll Need:
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A photo of your "rabbitat" — the space where your rabbit will live
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A copy of your current rabbit’s RHDV-2 vaccination record (if you’re adopting a friend for them)
When you're ready to begin, click the button below to start the application. We’re excited to help you find your perfect bun companion!
COURTESY LISTINGS: RABBITS IN NEED OF NEW HOMES
The rabbits listed below are being rehomed privately and are not in the care of Rocky Mountain House Rabbit Rescue. We are sharing their information as a courtesy to help them find loving homes.
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When adopting through a private rehoming listing:
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You will communicate directly with the current owner of the rabbit.
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We strongly encourage a rehoming fee to help ensure the rabbit’s well-being and discourage casual or impulsive adoptions.
If you’re ready to explore these listings, click the button below.