MC's Rabbit Rescue

Rabbits are like potato chips—one is never enough! Did you know that rabbits are social animals and can actually die of loneliness? Rabbits do best in pairs. Be sure to adopt two, have them spayed and/or neutered, and read up on the bonding process. It can take awhile (or it can be instant!), but the results are sooooo worth it.

Rabbits are like potato chips—one is never enough! Did you know that rabbits are social animals and can actually die of loneliness? Rabbits do best in pairs. Be sure to adopt two, have them spayed and/or neutered, and read up on the bonding process. It can take awhile (or it can be instant!), but the results are sooooo worth it.

Rabbits are like potato chips—one is never enough! Did you know that rabbits are social animals and can actually die of loneliness? Rabbits do best in pairs. Be sure to adopt two, have them spayed and/or neutered, and read up on the bonding process. It can take awhile (or it can be instant!), but the results are sooooo worth it.

Rabbits are like potato chips—one is never enough! Did you know that rabbits are social animals and can actually die of loneliness? Rabbits do best in pairs. Be sure to adopt two, have them spayed and/or neutered, and read up on the bonding process. It can take awhile (or it can be instant!), but the results are sooooo worth it.

Bunnies are the third most abandoned pet following cats and dogs. They're often dumped at shelters where many are euthanized, or abandoned outside where they won't survive. Most don't make it through the first year of life. They're very misunderstood, often viewed as good starter pets for children when in reality they're similar to cats and dogs and are considered high maintenance pets. They're not meant to live their lives in cages, and desire affection and exercise. Bunnies are social animals and can actually die from loneliness! Many are bought as Easter presents and then abandoned or neglected. They deserve loving homes that understand their needs so that they can thrive and be the amazing companions that they are!

Bunnies are the third most abandoned pet following cats and dogs. They're often dumped at shelters where many are euthanized, or abandoned outside where they won't survive. Most don't make it through the first year of life. They're very misunderstood, often viewed as good starter pets for children when in reality they're similar to cats and dogs and are considered high maintenance pets. They're not meant to live their lives in cages, and desire affection and exercise. Bunnies are social animals and can actually die from loneliness! Many are bought as Easter presents and then abandoned or neglected. They deserve loving homes that understand their needs so that they can thrive and be the amazing companions that they are!

Bunnies are the third most abandoned pet following cats and dogs. They're often dumped at shelters where many are euthanized, or abandoned outside where they won't survive. Most don't make it through the first year of life. They're very misunderstood, often viewed as good starter pets for children when in reality they're similar to cats and dogs and are considered high maintenance pets. They're not meant to live their lives in cages, and desire affection and exercise. Bunnies are social animals and can actually die from loneliness! Many are bought as Easter presents and then abandoned or neglected. They deserve loving homes that understand their needs so that they can thrive and be the amazing companions that they are!

MC’s Rabbit Rescue and Rehabilitation is a not-for-profit organization established in 2010 that strives to protect at-risk bunnies throughout Oregon’s Willamette Valley, and to raise awareness about the issue of rabbit overpopulation. We also offer a variety of bunny-related services at no charge. Our rabbits are cared for in foster homes until forever homes are found.

Bunnies are the third most abandoned pet following cats and dogs. They're often dumped at shelters where many are euthanized, or abandoned outside where they won't survive. Most don't make it through the first year of life. They're very misunderstood, often viewed as good starter pets for children when in reality they're similar to cats and dogs and are considered high maintenance pets. They're not meant to live their lives in cages, and desire affection and exercise. Bunnies are social animals and can actually die from loneliness! Many are bought as Easter presents and then abandoned or neglected. They deserve loving homes that understand their needs so that they can thrive and be the amazing companions that they are!

Bunnies are the third most abandoned pet following cats and dogs. They're often dumped at shelters where many are euthanized, or abandoned outside where they won't survive. Most don't make it through the first year of life. They're very misunderstood, often viewed as good starter pets for children when in reality they're similar to cats and dogs and are considered high maintenance pets. They're not meant to live their lives in cages, and desire affection and exercise. Bunnies are social animals and can actually die from loneliness! Many are bought as Easter presents and then abandoned or neglected. They deserve loving homes that understand their needs so that they can thrive and be the amazing companions that they are!

Bunnies are the third most abandoned pet following cats and dogs. They're often dumped at shelters where many are euthanized, or abandoned outside where they won't survive. Most don't make it through the first year of life. They're very misunderstood, often viewed as good starter pets for children when in reality they're similar to cats and dogs and are considered high maintenance pets. They're not meant to live their lives in cages, and desire affection and exercise. Bunnies are social animals and can actually die from loneliness! Many are bought as Easter presents and then abandoned or neglected. They deserve loving homes that understand their needs so that they can thrive and be the amazing companions that they are!

Bunnies are the third most abandoned pet following cats and dogs. They're often dumped at shelters where many are euthanized, or abandoned outside where they won't survive. Most don't make it through the first year of life. They're very misunderstood, often viewed as good starter pets for children when in reality they're similar to cats and dogs and are considered high maintenance pets. They're not meant to live their lives in cages, and desire affection and exercise. Bunnies are social animals and can actually die from loneliness! Many are bought as Easter presents and then abandoned or neglected. They deserve loving homes that understand their needs so that they can thrive and be the amazing companions that they are!