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Meet Lapis

Lapis came to us as a tiny, fluffy little baby who had been dumped outside with her siblings. Fortunately, she was found quickly and taken in by kind people who brought her to us at Everybunny Counts. Since then she has grown into a slightly larger fluffy baby who loved her time with her foster family. Now, she is spayed and ready to find her forever home! This little gem would be great with a family who gives her plenty of space to roam. Lapis loves to explore and check out her surroundings. She is a master designer who will need a rabbit-proof space with lots of chew toys as outlets for her main artform- chewing! Her favorite toys have been her stacking cups, cardboard boxes/hidey holes, and any bunny-safe wooden chew toy she could get her teeth on. Initially, she runs to her hidey box when approached, but she will climb and explore if you sit quietly with her and take the time to gain her trust. Lapis will need routine brushing for her long coat. Her forever family should have some bunny experience and be comfortable with picking her up for grooming as needed. We think Lapis would do well bonding to another bunny. She has a bunny stuffy companion who she loves to groom and cuddle, so another bunny companion would be great! Want a lot of fluff and love in your life? Apply to add crown jewel Lapis to your family today!

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Ways You Can Help

Donate

Our organization operates entirely on donations from our supporters, which helps us feed and provide medical care to our rabbits. We also accept donations of supplies and volunteer services.

Foster

Open your home to a rescue rabbit in need. Fosters provide shelter and love to our recently rescued bunnies. We provide supplies and cover veterinary expenses while we find their forever home.

Adopt

Looking for the new love of your life? We have the cutest rabbits in Connecticut available for adoption right now. Learn about our care standards and adoption process by following the link below.

what they’re saying

Everybunny Counts is dedicated to providing love, care, and shelter to all domestic rabbits. Even bunnies with problems interacting with humans are cared for and encouraged to socialize so that they can make that special connection and find a forever home.

Anya Abelsky

At first, Ferd would run and hide at the sound and sight of us, but through a lot of patience, he was able to overcome his fear and become a happy, friendly, and curious rabbit. We loved him so much that he became a foster fail, and we adopted him into our family.

Anya Abelsky

Our foster bunny was originally found outside in December, scared, starving and frail. Within a week with us, he gained weight, confidence, and made himself comfortable in our home. It’s been incredible watching his transformation firsthand. You can tell he’s so thankful that we took him in!

Kim O'Malley

Adopting from Everybunny Counts was so wonderful that I did it twice! The staff are so knowledgeable, kind and committed to matching rabbits with their perfect families. I recommend them wholeheartedly to any current or future bun parent.

Lake Buckner

Everybunny Counts is a wonderful organization full of people who truly love bunnies and want to make a difference in their lives. Adopting my bunny Stitch from them has given me so much joy, and I love my continued volunteer work with the organization.

Emily Garth

Help! I found a wild rabbit!

Please note that our rescue only provides care for domestic rabbits. If you have found a wild rabbit in distress, please refer to a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator in Connecticut.