Finding a home for your
rabbit

UPDATE (May 2025): Sadly, after operating for nearly 30 years, Rabbit Rescue closed its doors in Paramount, CA at the end of April 2025. If you have found a rabbit or you are a rabbit owner looking to relinquish your rabbit to a rescue or shelter, please see the info below. There are many suggestions for organizations that can help.

If you adopted your rabbit from Rabbit Rescue and now need to relinquish them, please send an email to volunteer@rabbitrescue.com or see our Instagram (@rabbitrescue_inc) for information about how to safely return your rabbit to our of our nearby partner rescues.

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Can I bring my rabbit to Rabbit Rescue?

Unfortunately, Rabbit Rescue is currently full and not taking relinquished or found rabbits. Below, please find suggested alternate, unaffiliated rescues you might also contact. You are welcome to call us at 56 286 28844 with questions.

Exception: if you adopted your rabbit from Rabbit Rescue and would now like to relinquish him/her, you can (and should) return your rabbit back to Rabbit Rescue. You can do this by appointment or during open hours. Please bring any paperwork related to your rabbit's medical history.

What are my other options?

What are some other local rabbit rescues?

Other rescues may currently be taking relinquished or found rabbits. Some other rescues in the greater Los Angeles area include:

Deciding whether to relinquish

Rabbit owners make the hard decision to relinquish their rabbits for many reasons. Some owners experience serious medical issues, personal loss, sudden homelessness, financial precarity, or other circumstances that leave them unable to care for their rabbits.

Here are some other reasons that owners relinquish and factors to consider: