Rabbit and Guinea Pig Stories

When Marilyn Bunroe landed at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, she wasn’t feeling her best. But with vet care and TLC, now she’s jumping for joy.

Let the healing begin! Shy, older bunnies Torvi and Hope lost their partners but gained something even better: each other.

Don’t let his stoic expression fool you; Peter is a fun-loving bun who’s full of surprises.

Ash, Basil, Cedar, and Denali are in good company in their new home: a bustling family farm where they’re never lonely.

Thinking about adopting a cute cavy or two — or just want to know more about the furry little fellows? We’ve got you covered.

Canelo doesn’t get around well and he’s incontinent, but thanks to special therapies and lots of playtime he’s growing stronger each day.

On any given day, the Bunny House is home to around 90 rabbits and a few guinea pigs who just want to be loved.

Unexpected encounters in the streets of Salt Lake City and a backcountry trail in Colorado bring Sasquatch together with his new family.

Take a hop down the bunny trail with these stories of adopted (and adoptable) bunnies.

Abandoned rabbit named Clara gets daily massages and therapy until she has a new family to call her own.

Even after losing her lifelong home, sweet senior Vader remained bright, and now she’s helping her new family heal after loss.

Sondra Lewis, a lifesaving care specialist at the Bunny House, moved across the country to be a part of the lifesaving work happening at Best Friends. Now every day is filled with new experiences and discovery — and rabbits.

IHop may not be able to see the world around her, but with her brother, Waffle House, by her side there’s nothing to fear.

With the pets at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary getting dressed up for the spooky season, here are some of our favorite costumes.

February is Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month, so come learn about our favorite cottontail friends.