Find Your Perfect
Bunny Companion
Every rabbit in our care is spayed or neutered, microchipped, and health-checked — ready to hop into your heart and home.
Important Notice
All rabbits must be kept indoors — Las Vegas heat is deadly to outdoor rabbits.
You must be willing to bunny-proof your home and provide adequate space and enrichment.
No dogs or cats unless they have a proven track record with rabbits. Must be 21 or older to adopt.
Available Bunnies
All our bunnies are spayed or neutered (where age-appropriate), microchipped, and health-checked before adoption. Please come to Floyd Lamb Park any Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM to view some of our available rabbits. Adoptions by appointment on Sundays.
Snickers
Fixed Female
Snickers was surrendered to the Animal Foundation and, because of medical issues (mostly overgrown teeth), was placed on their euthanize list. We rescued her before she met this unfair fate. She has been very sweet from the start and is very curious and friendly. She has been spayed and is now available for adoption — her adopter should be prepared to continue monitoring her dental health.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationLily
Fixed Female
Lily was dumped off at the Animal Foundation by a previous adopter. She was adopted and then returned to us. She is a sweet girl still looking for her loving forever home.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption Application
Navech
Fixed Male
When Navech was surrendered, he was a bit on the bigger side and is trying to lose a bit of weight. He loves his treats. Fixed. Chipped. Vaccinated.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationSir Elton
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Sir Elton is a handsome black boy — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bridge area. Diamond had 9 babies just days after being rescued. Sir Elton was neutered on Aug 31, 2026 and is ready to find his forever home. He is under 1 year old and microchipped.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationScully
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Scully is a white boy with blue eyes — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bridge area. He and his brother Kike have been fixed but started fighting and had to be separated, so Scully is now looking for his forever home as a single boy. Under 1 year old and microchipped.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationKike
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Kike is a black boy with a white mark — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bridge area. He and his brother Scully have been fixed but started fighting and had to be separated, so Kike is now looking for his forever home as a single boy. Under 1 year old and microchipped.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationBun Jovi
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Bun Jovi is a sweet white boy with blue eyes — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bunny dumpsite. He was neutered on Sep 30, 2026 and is ready to be adopted or bonded. He does well with other rabbits and would thrive with an experienced bunny owner.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationMookie
Son of Diamond — Fixed & Ready!
Fixed Male
Mookie is a sweet white boy with blue eyes — son of Diamond, rescued from the Desert Shores bunny dumpsite. He was neutered on Sep 30, 2026 and is ready to be adopted or bonded. He does well with other rabbits and would thrive with an experienced bunny owner.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationEmber & Blackberry
Bonded Pair — Recently Returned
Fixed Females
These 2 sweet bunnies were recently returned due to the owner moving to a smaller house. Very sweet girls from the original NW Vegas bunny dumpsite. Both are fixed and microchipped.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationWinco
Rescued from a Parking Lot — Just Getting to Know Her!
Fixed Female
Winco was recently rescued from a busy WINCO parking lot. She is about 4 months old, freshly spayed, and microchipped. We are just getting to know her — stay tuned for more about her personality!
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationPebbles
Foster to Adopt — Spay Scheduled!
Unfixed Female
Pebbles is one of 5 bunnies rescued from Sunset Park — and she went on to have 5 babies of her own after being rescued! She is about 1 year old, white with black markings, and is available for foster to adopt. Her spay is scheduled for December 28, 2026, or sooner if possible. A great opportunity to give this sweet mama a loving home!
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationLockness
Pending Adoption — Almost Home!
Fixed Female
This pretty girl was set to be euthanized because she was scared and was nipping and grunting at people at the Animal Foundation. We rescued her and she has been a lot better — but she occasionally will grunt or try to nip. She is now fixed and is pending adoption to a patient adult home.
Wild E Coyote
Escape Artist — Just Getting to Know Him!
Unfixed Male
Wild E Coyote was rescued from a construction site — and on his very first night with us, he escaped by jumping over a 5-foot fence and hid behind 10 bales of hay! This clever boy is approximately 1 year old, white and black, and not yet neutered. We are just getting to know him. Check back soon!
Dolly
Fixed Female
Dolly was previously adopted but has been returned and is now back in our care, being fostered offsite. She is a sweet girl looking for her forever home.
Inquire Via EmailAdoption ApplicationOatmeal
Fixed Female
Oatmeal was surrendered by someone with allergies. She is a sweet girl who loves head scratches, gives kisses, and likes to snuggle in bed. She can sometimes nip or bite, so she is best suited for an adult-only home.
How to Adopt
Our adoption process is designed to ensure every bunny goes to a safe, loving, and prepared home. Please click on our Bunny 101 rabbit guide below to learn more about properly taking care of a rabbit. A rabbit is more work than a dog or cat, is not a present for someone, is not a STARTER PET for small children (7+ is the recommended age) and requires an exotic vet which is more expensive than a regular vet.
Browse & Connect
Browse our available bunnies and reach out via email or our adoption application to express interest.
Application
Complete our adoption application so we can learn about your home environment and experience with rabbits.
Visit Us
Please come to Floyd Lamb Park any Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM to view some of our available rabbits. Adoptions by appointment on Sundays.
Welcome Home
Once approved, pay the adoption fee, receive your free starter kit, and take your new bunny home!
Step 1 — Lay down your tarp
Step 2 — Set up the pen on the tarp
Step 3 — Add the blanket and hiding box
Step 4 — Add food bowl & water bottle
Step 5 — Add the litter box with pellets
Step 6 — Fill the litter box with hay
Step 7 — Add toys & your bunny is ready!
Adoption Fees
Single Bunny
One rabbit, spayed/neutered & microchipped
Bonded Pair
Two bonded rabbits — must be adopted together
Fees help cover spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, health checks, food, and housing costs. Every dollar goes directly toward the care of our rescued rabbits.
Payment Methods Accepted
Zelle: lasvegasbunniesmatter@gmail.com
Free Starter Kit
Every adopted bunny goes home with a free starter kit to help you get settled. Kits are provided while supplies last.
- Bag of hay
- Bag of pellets
- Water bottle or bowl
- Food bowl
- Litter box
- Bag of litter
- Toys
- Carrier (while supplies last)
- Rabbit care information sheet
Adoption Events & Directions
Adoption Events
We hold adoption events at Floyd Lamb Park, 9200 Tule Springs Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89131. Come any Saturday from 10 AM to 3 PM to view some of our available rabbits. Adoptions by appointment on Sundays.
Park entrance fee: $6/car — free for Veterans & Handicapped, discounts for Seniors.
Getting There
From US-95 N, take the Durango Dr exit and head north. Turn left on Tule Springs Rd. The park entrance will be on your right. Follow signs to the visitor area.
GPS may not be accurate — follow the signs once inside the park.
Surrender Notice
We are no longer accepting public surrender requests unless you are returning a bunny previously adopted from us. Please visit our surrender page for more information.
Ready to Give a Bunny a Forever Home?
Fill out our adoption application and take the first step toward welcoming a rescued rabbit into your family.
We are volunteers — if you call and reach voicemail, please leave a message and we will get back to you.