Rabbits at Sacramento County Animal Control

A Few of the Bunnies Available at Sacramento County Animal Control. Call (916) 386-7387

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Olivia- Spayed black female rabbit. She is a very laid back girl and very friendly. Olivia is currently at the Rancho Cordova PetSmart off of Zinfandel and Hwy. 50	Cocoa - Young neutered male brown/black rabbit. He is a beautiful bunny with a great personality to match. Cocoa is currently at the Rancho Cordova Petsmart off of Zinfandel and Hwy. 50. ID # 365509	Bailee - Young spayed female rabbit, approx age 3.5-4 mos old. Solid gray. She is so cute and soft. She is currently at the Rancho Cordova Petsmart off of Zinfandel and Hwy. 50. Bailee is housed with her sister Daisy but can be adopted separately. ID # 359997	Daisy - Young spayed female rabbit, approx. age 3.5-4 mos old. Solid black with a white spot on her nose. She is currently at the Rancho Cordova Petsmart off of Zinfandel and Hwy. 50. Daisy is housed with her sister Bailee but can be adopted separately. ID # 359994

Bailee and Daisy - If you adopt us together, you won't be disappointed! We are a playful pair of sisters.	Megan - Young spayed female gray/white Dutch mix rabbit. She is a very sweet and friendly girl. Megan is currently at the Rancho Cordova Petsmart off of Zinfandel and Hwy. 50. ID # 366015	Miffy - Young white rabbit wth red eyes. Currently at the Sacramento County Animal Shelter. ID # 366755

Rabbits at PetSmart stores have been altered and are litterbox trained. They are friendly and enjoy people but have not lived with a foster family as House Rabbit Society fosters have. They are being cared for by experienced & knowledgable volunteers. For Information on adopting one of these rabbits call 916-941-1963 and leave a message.

The next PetSmart adoption day will be August 21 from 11 to 3 at the Rancho Cordova store off Zinfandel drive. All Petsmart rabbits will be there, including rabbits from the Folsom store

Other county shelter rabbits may not have been altered (spayed or neutered), litterbox trained, or socialized as House Rabbit Society fosters have been. Please contact animal control for their availability and adoption details. Other rabbits may be available and this is only a sample.

Other Sacramento County Animal Shelter small animals such as guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, & others need homes too. You can view them here if you are intersted.

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