Meet Arvin and Earvin.  Arvin is on the orange rabbit on the left.  Earvin is the grey agouti rabbit on the right.

These two boy bunny rabbits were rescued from a group of 500 rabbits abandoned on a school property!  They are amazingly sweet, docile, submissive, nonaggressive and so loving.  They love each other so very much so they need to be adopted together.

Arvin has a little bunny skin tag hanging off the end of his nose.  Earvin has a small fight bite out of his ear.  Fight wounds are the unfortunate results of being part of a large colony of unaltered rabbits.  They do not fight with each other, they were picked on before they were rescued.

They are both neutered, have no known health issues and have excellent litter box habits.

If you are looking for a pair of calm, relaxed, easy-going rabbits, these two would be an ideal choice!

(The last three photos are examples of some acceptable rabbit housing ideas.)

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Delivery available to greater Southern California region. Dont have the items you need to welcome a bunny to your home? No problem, we have x-pen enclosures, litter boxes, bunny litter, hay, food pellets and toys to make new bunny ownership easier for you.

Or, if you prefer to get your bunny supplies ahead of time, please consult with me before you purchase them as I can direct you to the least expensive and most appropriate rabbit essentials.

MAKE SURE TO CLICK ON THE VIDEO TO WATCH TOP 10 MISTAKES RABBIT OWNERS MAKE!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6IlJTgsQrU


MAKE SURE TO COPY AND PASTE INTO YOUR WEB BROWSER THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR RABBIT ADVICE! 

THE BIGGEST MISTAKES YOU CAN MAKE AS A RABBIT OWNER:
https://www.thedodo.com/things-to-know-getting-rabbit-1340963451.html


A hutch is not enough
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vvlb-prX4I

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Kribs for Kritters 
Rabbit Rescue & Sanctuary

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I rescue domestic rabbits that have been cruelly abandoned at parks, golf courses, schools, fitness trails, and other outdoor locations. 

Rabbits are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. Spaying and neutering your rabbits will minimize behavior issues and prolong their life by preventing reproductive cancers from developing.