Looking for bunny

[the3quail]

Hi all!
Finally... My parents are open to me getting a bunny.
I am in Gilbert, AZ, and would like to rescue or adopt a bunny. Any places you recommend?
I do not want to pay more than $75-100 for a bunny, but willing to pay more.
Not sure if this is the kind of place I can post this thread and get answers.. but worth a shot

 

[EverythingDucks]

Have you checked at the local animal shelters? Sometimes they have some.
Check The House Rabbit Society and see if they have a rescue near you.

Do you have everything ready yet? I suggest you have everything setup for your new bun.
If you need any advice please let me know, I'd love to help

 

[the3quail]

Have you checked at the local animal shelters? Sometimes they have some.
Check The House Rabbit Society and see if they have a rescue near you.

Do you have everything ready yet? I suggest you have everything setup for your new bun.
If you need any advice please let me know, I'd love to help

I do not yet. My parent would like me to pick the place first before I get everything else.
A person on next door has a mini rex bunny for sale, and he comes with 4 level cage, outdoor cage, food, bowls, and toys, including him for $100. I messaged her, not sure if he's still available though

 

[the3quail]

My sister got 2 baby bunnies today, nd I guess now I can look into getting one after asking for so long!

 

[EverythingDucks]

My sister got 2 baby bunnies today, nd I guess now I can look into getting one after asking for so long!

Where did she get them from?

 

[EverythingDucks]

I do not yet. My parent would like me to pick the place first before I get everything else.
A person on next door has a mini rex bunny for sale, and he comes with 4 level cage, outdoor cage, food, bowls, and toys, including him for $100. I messaged her, not sure if he's still available though

You should get everything prepared first. Its like having a baby. You wouldn't have the baby then get everything ready.

You'll need a wire dog playpen, lots of tinothy hay, a food and water bowl, lots of toys, some blankets, pellets, fresh veggies, nail trimmers, a comb, and bunny proofing supplies.
Rabbits need at least 4 hours of free roaming time a day.

 

[the3quail]

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Where did she get them from?

Some breeder. A friend of my moms I believe

 

[EverythingDucks]

I would watch a bunch of Lennon the Bunny's videos and 101 Rabbits

 

[the3quail]

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You should get everything prepared first. Its like having a baby. You wouldn't have the baby then get everything ready.

You'll need a wire dog playpen, lots of tinothy hay, a food and water bowl, lots of toys, some blankets, pellets, fresh veggies, nail trimmers, a comb, and bunny proofing supplies.
Rabbits need at least 4 hours of free roaming time a day.

Do I need to buy/build a rabbit hutch??

 

[EverythingDucks]

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Do I need to buy/build a rabbit hutch??

No. Hutches are way too small, are often outside, and have wire bottom which are very painful fro rabbits.
Instead just get a dog playpen. They're much cheaper and much better for your rabbit.