Bunnies must have loving, forever homes too.

Westchester does not want to be an "Easter bunny" unless his new owner commits to him for life so that he is in a loving home for each and every Easter season. 

He is a super cute Dwarf & English Spot mix rabbit, neutered, 18 months young, ready for adoption in Nevada SPCA's Lovebugs Room. 

This fun portrait is courtesy of the wonderful people at Pet'ographique. 

Westchester excels at playing and running in bunny tunnels and mazes.

At the time of rescue, Westchester was roaming and starving around an apartment complex.

Baby lavender bunnies debuting for adoption today -- Oxford & Thames.

Oxford

Thames

These two lavender baby rabbits ("kits") were raised in a loving foster home and exposed to gentle cats and dogs.

They both are wonderful with handling and adore people.

They are Dwarf & Harlequin mixes, now 6 months of age.  Thames is a spayed girl and Oxford is a neutered boy.

They would love to remain together for lifelong companionship.

What did dumping me teach the child?

Countless innocent animals, like Scarlet, get kicked out of families in order to punish children.  It is a common problem with tragic implications.

Caring for animals and making them members of the family, instead of using them as toys, is an adult responsibility.

Having children sometimes assist in caretaking duties can be reasonable, but placing the entire responsibility on a minor surely is unconscionable.

Then imagine the sense of failure and frustration the child feels when the animal is kicked out of the family.  Just as devastating, the kids are taught that animals are disposable and that they can be used as pawns in family squabbles.

Scarlet is now ready for a proper, responsible home where her life will not be treated so recklessly.  She is a beautiful Dwarf & Marten mix rabbit, spayed girl, about 18 months young.

Scarlet adores attention and she has a graceful confidence.

Please ask for her by name in Nevada SPCA's Lovebugs Room.