Life’s better with a friend

Rabbits are social animals. In nature, they live in large groups and work together to find food and protect themselves from predators. As a result, even domesticated bunnies tend to be happier and handle stress better with a friend. They groom each other, cuddle during nap time, and share meals together.

That being said, bunnies are also choosy about their partners. They are going to be roommates after all and similar to how humans search need to search for the best fit to share the other half of the apartment, not all bunnies are compatible with each other. The bonding process (speed dating) can be slow and nerve-wracking, but the end result is a happier and more well adjusted bunny. The packet below provides articles on what to expect on a speed date and once the new bunny is in your home.

We provide speed-dating services to help identify the best candidate in our pool of adoptables to bond with your bunny. When you take home your new rabbit though, there is still work to do, and we suggest the following tips for success:

If you are looking to find your bunny (or bunnies) a friend, please fill out an application on our Adoption page.

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