Frequently Asked Questions

We ask that you first fill out our short application so that we can learn a bit about you. Our goal is to make sure each bunny is going to a safe and loving home.

Once we receive your application and determine the bunny you want is still available, you’ll be able to send a deposit to reserve him/her. The deposit amount is 50%, and is non-refundable due to the bunny being removed from adoption to another family. Your deposit can be made through Zelle or Venmo.

Once your bunny is ready, we’ll schedule a pickup time where we will meet in a public place. You will be given a little care package along with your bunny, that has the current feed, hay and treats your bunny is used to, making for a smooth transition.

We do not ship. Rabbits are delicate animals, and shipping can be very stressful and risky for them. If you live far away, please contact us for alternative arrangements and courier rates where possible.

One you've completed an application and decided which available bunny you'd like to reserve, a deposit of 50% through Venmo or Zelle is required to hold the bunny for you. The deposit is not refundable. On your pick-up day, the other 50% payment can be paid in cash, Venmo or Zelle.

We are a small, family owned rabbitry, and prefer not to open our home to the public for safety and health reasons. However, we are always happy to share photos, videos, and updates so you can feel confident and connected every step of the way.

Our bunnies go to their new homes at 8 weeks old or older. At that age, they are fully weaned, eating solid food, and ready for the transition.

Keeping babies with their mother until they’re ready is extremely important for their health and development. Taking them home too early can lead to serious health and behavioral issues, so we don’t make exceptions to this.

Holland Lops are a small breed and typically grow to around 2–4 pounds when fully mature.

Our bunnies are exceptionally great with children, because they are exposed and handled daily by our kids. If you have children, it is important that they understand how to handle animals gently. Supervision is always recommended with any pet.