Seems there are quite a few collective nouns for rabbits. (I didn’t know that!)

Google tells me it can be: A bevy, a bury, a colony, a drove, a nest, a trace, a trip and a warren.

But a group of domestic rabbits is apparently called a herd and it would appear that’s just what we have here these days… a herd of rabbits at Oasis! – and every one of them is looking to be adopted into a new forever home.

If you’ve been considering adopting a gorgeous rabbit for a pet, one of these adorable bunnies from the Oasis Rabbit Herd may just be perfect for you:

Dixie

Here’s one of the girls in the herd. Dixie was rescued from an abusive home by a kind lady and brought to Oasis. When she arrived she had sores on her feet and obviously wasn’t well cared for but now she’s doing just fine and looking for a forever home. Dixie has the most beautiful coat. Soft to the touch, almost like angora in texture, this sociable, energetic little gal is a hit in her present foster home. Less than a year old, Dixie gets along well with cats and loves to explore. We suspect that she will thrive in a busy household and would provide hours of enjoyment to everyone in her forever home.

Dixie – female

Caden and Reese

…were found abandoned by the landlord of a vacant apartment after the tenant had skipped. They’d been left on their own for several weeks without food and water and arrived just yesterday (Dec. 17) , under-nourished, at Oasis. UPDATE: Reese has been adopted. Caden is still available (Jan. 2014).

Caden – male

Reese – female – ADOPTED November ’13

Reese (female – ADOPTED) and Caden (male)

Silver

Silver.

Tuffsy

UPDATE: Tuffsy has now been adopted….

This little lady lost her home when her owner became allergic to the hay in her cage! She’s adorable and really very social – in fact, she loves playing with cats!

Tuffsy – female – ADOPTED

 and finally… Austin

(Austin has been adopted – YAY!)

Everybody loves this guy. He’s curious, funny, affectionate, happy to roam around and gets on great with other pets. Austin helps everyone appreciate the joy of having a rescue rabbit as a pet. Can you provide a home for Austin? Contact Oasis today.

Austin – male – ADOPTED

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