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The Bunny Bunch Angel Fund
 
Here at the Bunny Bunch we want to help every rabbit we can.  All too often rabbits are taken to vets or shelters to be euthanized because their humans are not willing to care for them.  It is very common for us to get a call from a person that has just found a sick or injured rabbit in the street.  Our Angel Fund helps  these rabbits. 
 
By donating to our Angel Fund you will be helping us save the lives of those who need it most.  You can donate online now.  Or, you can come by the Burrow to give a donation, or send a check to Bunny Bunch Angel Fund, PO Box 2583, Chino, CA 91708.  With your donation of $50 or more you will receive a color photo of an Angel Bunny as a thank you for your support.
 
Here at the Bunny Bunch we fall in love with all of our rescued rabbits.  The Angel bunnies have a special place in our hearts as we often stay up with them night and day through their sickness or injuries, syringe feeding them, giving them medication, fluids and lots of TLC. 
 
Because of our volunteers and supporters like you, these rabbits are saved!  We thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

 
Bunny Bunch Angel Rabbits
 






Valentine was left on the doorstep of one of our volunteers.  As you can see he is in very rough shape. He has very bad sore hocks, so bad that his front feet are deformed.  He is very underweight, and had a very bad eye infection. Once we get him better, he will be neutered and looking for a home.

 

 
  
Dudley Doolittle was rescued from a shelter covered in fleas and mites. Plus due to his malocclusion (crooked over grown teeth) he was not able to groom himself and got a horrible case of fly strike which caused an infestation of maggots.
 

 

Rosemary, Thyme and Basil
Rosemary is being treated for a lung infection. We are not sure what her prognosis it, but she is a happy bun living with her two brothers.






Koala (TB) Extra grooming comes along with this furry bundle of love!  Koala now has headtilt and needs extra care. Click here to fill out an adoption form.
 



 Prince is one of the rabbits rescued from Long Beach City College.  As you can see he is quite ill with a bad case of Syphilis.  After doing health checks on about one hundred of the rabbits at the college we founds signs of Syphilis on about thirty percent of them, which means they all need to be treated for it.   Prince has a much worse case.  The good news is Prince is now at the Bunny Bunch Burrow being treated.  It won't be long before he will be back in good health and ready for adoption, and we will post a new picture of him at that time.

 

 

Elvis (2009)
This little guy was being given away by children on a street corner.  Someone took him but when they realized something was wrong with him they brought him to us.  His back legs are splayed and his front right leg goes backwards like a flipper. His spine is fused in two places.  He is now about eight months old but weighs less than 2lbs so we think he was the runt of the litter. He will need special care and butt baths to keep him clean. He is a joy to be with.

 



Logan (2009) ADOPTED
This sweet boy is going through a lot.  After having testing done because he wasn't feeling good we discovered that he has a calcified aorta.  We have not heard of this in a rabbit before and are doing research to see what can be done. He is a sweet boy that will need very special care and currently still needs more medical tests.

 

 

 

Mr Scoots (2009) - Adopted

Mr Scoots was found outside an apartment building just sitting all alone.  A kind person scooped him up and took him to the local shelter.  While at the shelter he wouldn't walk but just scooted with his chin close to the ground.  Upon examination it was found that he is totally blind.  Mr Scoots now lives with another bunny who he is very fond of. He has a great life with a big litter box full of hay, fresh veggies, a bun to groom him and humans to love him. He was adopted by a Bunny Bunch director.
  




Ginger (Feb 2010) - Adopted
Ginger was left in a box at a vets office, then taken to a shelter.  Luckily we were notified and took him in.  Upon X-ray we found he had a broken back.   When he is ready we will have him fitted for a cart so he can get around by himself.  One of the Bunny Bunch directors is adopting him.
 

 

Sophie (2010)

This little baby was abandoned when someone came to the Burrow.  We were trying to help them care for their rabbit, but they walked out leaving the rabbit and didn't come back.  Sophie is safe with us now.  She is a very sweet loving little girl. She has three splayed legs but can get around very well. 
 

 

 

Blu (Feb 2010)

This guy was found in the street.  His back leg is splayed and his knee is scraped.  He is doing well now at the Burrow.  He is a cute little guy with lovely blue eyes.  He loves attention and will scoot all around after you.
  
 

 



Paddy (Jan 2010)

We rescued Paddy from a city shelter.  When he arrived here at the Burrow we noticed that he had bilateral cataracts. He is a lovely bunny and does great even though he can't see.  He would do best in a home with another rabbit to show him around.
 

 
 
The Burrow
Bunny Bunch Adoption, Education Center & Store
4601 Brooks St, Montclair, CA 91763 (909) 631-9552 or (909) 591-7200
Open: Wednesday 2 p.m. to 8.p.m.
Thursday & Friday noon to 6 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday noon to 4 p.m.

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