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Adopt
Adoption Requirements
Creating a safe, loving home
Home & Housing
Indoor-only: No unsupervised outdoor time or overnight stays outside. (See House Rabbit Society resources at rabbit.org for why indoor housing is safest.)
Housing setup: No small commercial cages or hutches. An XL dog crate or exercise pen works well; free-roam with a home base is ideal. Multi-tier wooden hutches are acceptable only if always open and part of a free-roam setup.
Care & Time
Daily exercise: Minimum 3 hours of supervised out-of-enclosure time every day.
Lifetime commitment: Rabbits live 8–12 years (sometimes up to 15). Please consider future changes (moves, new jobs, babies, etc.).
People & Pets
Primary adopter: 18+ years old.
Primary caregiver: The primary adopter and contract signer must be 18 years or older. Children and teens are welcome to be involved in rabbit care, but an adult must be responsible for daily care, housing, veterinary needs, and the long-term commitment.
Other pets: Many rabbits do very well in homes with dogs, cats, and other pets. Every animal is different, so we review multi-pet homes case by case to make sure the setup is safe, calm, and appropriate for everyone. Slow introductions, supervision, and secure housing are always important.
Health & Safety
Spay/neuter: All our adoptable rabbits are spayed or neutered before adoption. CCRR does not adopt rabbits for breeding purposes. If there are unaltered rabbits currently living in the home, the application will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. For the safety and well-being of both rabbits, bonding may only begin once both rabbits are spayed/neutered, fully recovered from surgery, and their hormones have had time to settle. Medical exceptions may be considered only with documentation from a rabbit-savvy veterinarian and must be approved in advance.
Smoke-free: No smoking or vaping indoors. Rabbits’ respiratory systems are very sensitive.
Renters
Landlord approval required. Please provide documentation upon request.
Returns
Our safety net: If you cannot keep your rabbit(s) for any reason, they must be returned to Coastal Carolina Rabbit Rescue—no exceptions.
Helpful notes
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Before buying supplies: If you’re new to rabbits, please wait until after our first call. Many products marketed for rabbits aren’t safe—we’ll share a vetted supplies list.
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Home check: We’ll ask for photos of your setup or a brief Zoom walkthrough to confirm safety and readiness.
CCRR reserves the right to decline an application if these criteria aren’t met. We’re happy to coach you on meeting them—please reach out at info@carolinarabbits.org
Fees
Adoption fees help cover vet care and supplies.
Current fee: $100 for a single, $150 for a bonded pair
Mary & Honey
We’re beautiful young Holland Lop sisters, born October 26, 2024, and we’re looking for our forever home together.
We came to Coastal Carolina Rabbit Rescue after our family received military orders to move across the country and could not take us with them. We were loved from the time we were babies, and now we’re hoping to find a new family who will love us for the rest of our lives. We have gorgeous blue eyes, soft harlequin coloring, and lots of lop-eared charm. We’re still young and learning what it means to be indoor house bunnies, so we’re hoping for a patient family who will help us feel safe, settle into a routine, and blossom at our own pace. We are recovering well from our spay surgeries and will officially be ready to go home on June 11. One of us can be a little opinionated when being picked up from our space, but once we feel secure, we settle down. Like many rabbits, we do best when people respect our boundaries and let trust grow gently.
We’re curious, expressive, and ready for a fresh start. We would love a spacious indoor home with plenty of hay, room to hop, and humans who understand that the best relationships with rabbits are built with patience, kindness, and love. Could we be your girls?
Adoption Fee: $150
Interested? Please email bonnie@carolinarabbits.org with the subject line MARY&HONEY.
Gordo, Woodie, & Weather
Weather, Gordon, and Woodie are an adorable young trio looking for a very special home through our foster-to-adopt program. These three were found in the same area and were named after the streets where they were picked up.
We do not know their exact ages, but all three are estimated to be under one year old. Gordon and Woodie are both boys and have been neutered. Weather is the youngest of the trio, and while we suspect she is a girl, that has not yet been officially confirmed. Now that she is old enough, we are coordinating her spay. They are litter box trained, curious, and sweet. Weather is extremely docile and gentle, Gordon is very social and outgoing, and Woodie is a little more shy and reserved but very sweet once he feels comfortable. Because they are bonded, Weather, Gordon, and Woodie are looking for a home together. Trio adoptions are not for everyone, but for the right family, these three will bring so much joy, personality, and bunny entertainment.
Important Health Consideration
Due to their coloration and markings, Weather, Gordon, and Woodie may have a genetic predisposition for megacolon, a serious condition that can affect digestion, long-term health, and quality of life in some rabbits. At this time, all three are presenting healthy and are not showing signs of megacolon. However, because they are still young, this needs to be a serious consideration for any potential adopter. Their future family should be comfortable monitoring appetite, stool quality, litter box habits, weight, and overall health closely. For this reason, we strongly recommend this trio go to someone with rabbit experience and an established relationship with a rabbit-savvy veterinarian, or someone very committed to learning and following appropriate rabbit care.
Foster-to-Adopt Details
As a foster-to-adopt home, you would welcome Weather, Gordon, and Woodie into your home while CCRR continues to guide their care and coordinate Weather’s spay. Once she is spayed, recovered, and medically cleared, we would move forward with finalizing the adoption. These three are incredibly sweet, special rabbits who deserve stability, patience, and a home that understands their needs. Adopting a young bonded trio is a big commitment, especially with a possible genetic health concern, but for the right person, Weather, Gordon, and Woodie will be so worth it. Interested in fostering-to-adopt Weather, Gordon, and Woodie? Apply today to learn more about this very special trio.
Courtesy Rehoming Listings
These rabbits are not currently in our care, but we are helping their families find them safe, loving, indoor homes. Each rabbit comes from a home that cares deeply about them but can no longer meet their needs.
Bun Bun
Meet Bun Bun, a sweet 3-year-old male Holland Lop who is looking for a new home due to his owner’s severe allergies.
Bun Bun is black and white, very gentle, and described by his owner as “a very good boy.” He is sweet, easy to love, and does not bite.
Bun Bun is not currently neutered, so his future family should be prepared to coordinate his neuter and continue helping him settle into a safe indoor routine. For affordable neuter options, we recommend checking out Happy Hoppsies NC neuter transport trips.
Please note: Bun Bun is not currently in the care of Coastal Carolina Rabbit Rescue. We are assisting his family by sharing his story and helping him find an appropriate home.
Interested in adopting Bun Bun? Please email bonnie@carolinarabbits.org with the subject line Bun Bun, and we will connect you with his current owner.