Remembering Ruby Rabbit Rescue

The rabbits in Boise is a big problem, they have been roaming free for years and now with all the construction they have moved to downtown Boise.1female rabbit can have babies every 30 days and those babies can start having babies at 5 months please spay and neuter your rabbits

The Idaho Humane Society will no longer take in feral domestic rabbits, leaving small rescues across the Treasure Valley struggling to keep up as Boise’s rabbit population continues to grow.

The shelter reported a 68% increase in rabbit intake compared to this time last year, saying they no longer have the capacity to humanely house or rehome so many animals.

In response, local rescues are exploring alternative solutions to manage the growing population, including partnerships with community members willing to safely foster rabbits.

Look who was adopted! ❤️

*Adoption pending*

Pickles came back! While his last home didn't work out, Pickles is sure he can find his forever home this time. 🐰❤️ He's a sweetie pie who loves attention and gentle head pets. Neutered and litter trained. ✅️

This cutie pie is Trigger. He's a sweet boy who's all about those nose rubs. 💕 Neutered and litter trained. ✅️

Adopted! 💕

Look who was adopted! 😊

Cookie's all ears and all love. 🐰 This sweet boy was sadly dropped off at bunny boarding, and his dad never came back. Cookie's a chill kinda guy who likes nothing better than laying in the sun and getting massages from his favorite humans. ❤️ Neutered and litter trained.

This cutie pie is Oreo. 💕He's incredibly sweet, but is shy and will take time to warm up to you. Neutered and litter trained.

Look at all these wonderful adoptions! Thanks so much to everyone who gave these sweetie pies a home. 💕

Adopted! 💕