Rabbit and Small Animal Rescue

Adopt a Friend

Adopting an animal is easy. Just fill out the application form below. We'll review it and get back to you within 48 hours. We do screen all adopters to ensure that our animals end up in appropriate homes, and therefore cannot guarantee anyone an animal. However, even if the animal you are interested in is no longer available, we can usually help you find another animal who will fit perfectly into your family. Our rescue always has animals who are not yet on the internet, and we also have good connections to other rescues.

If you're not sure what animal you want or you have questions about adopting, you can either email us or fill out the form below. We'd be happy to discuss the choice with you. Because our animals are in foster care, we know a great deal about their personalities, which makes matching easier and more successful.

Adoption donations ensure that our animals go to responsible homes and allow us to provide for the animals in our care. We are in desperate need of funds and even the smallest donation helps. Our minimum donations are as follow:

Single Rabbits: $65
Bonded Pair of Rabbits: $120
Guinea Pigs: $25
Neutered Male Guinea Pigs: $40
More than Two Guinea Pigs:   Call or email for specifics
Hamsters/Gerbils:  $12.00

Mice: $4.00 Rats: Neutered Males $70.00/Spayed females $85.00
Chinchillas: $50 without cage / $90 with cage
Cockateils: $90.00 single $150.00 bonded pair

Discounts: We do sometimes offer discounts for hard-to-place animals, and we may very well have a hard-to-place animal who will fit right in with your family. Call or email us for information. We'd be happy to help you figure out which companion animal is right for your family!

*Full Name: *Street Address:
*City, State: Zip Code: *Phone Number: Email Address: If you have a specific animal or animals in mind already, please list its/their name(s) (feel free to leave this blank): *What type of animal are you interested in?
Rabbit
Guinea Pig
Hamster/Gerbil/Mouse
Rat
Chinchilla
Bird
Other
Have you researched on how to care for the animal that you are interested in adopting? If so, tell us what you learned.
We usually contact people by email, as this makes it easier to keep track of which applications we have responded to. However, if you do not answer your email daily, we need to know how best to contact you. How would you prefer to be contacted?
Email
Phone
Either
How many other animals do you or have you had? Please list/describe them, whether they are still with you, and what happened to them if they are not.
How will your current pets interact with your new pet?
Please list the name, address, and phone number of your veterinarian.
Are you adopting this pet for a child?
Yes
No
How many children are in your home? What are their ages and how will they interact with the new pet?
Who will be doing most of the work for the animal, such as cleaning--you or your child? Are you willing to do most of the work when your child becomes bored with the pet? Please explain your expected role (if you have children).
How many adults are in your household? Do they all agree to this adoption?
RASA Rescue will only adopt out animals if they are housed in appropriate-sized cages. What type and size cage will you be housing your animal in? Are you willing to purchase the appropriate size, as recommended by RASA Rescue?
Do you rent or own your home? If you rent, are animals allowed?
This question is not required, and your answer will not affect whether or not you are approved to adopt from RASA Rescue. RASA Rescue is always looking to improve its website and petfinder listings, and this question is your chance to help us in that endeavor.From your experience with RASA Rescue's resources so far, do you have any comments on what features work or don't work or any suggestions for improvements? Thanks so much for your help in our efforts to improve!

RASA Rescue requires all adopters to sign a contract stating the following:

1. You will provide the animal with an appropriate habitat and a balanced diet as recommended by RASA Rescue.

2. You will provide veterinary care as necessary by a qualified veterinarian.

5. You will take the animal into consideration when making housing choices.

6. You will agree to be responsible for the animal for the rest of his or her life.

7. You will not breed the animal under any circumstances.

8. You will return the animal to the rescue if it is no longer wanted or you can no longer keep it.

*Are you willing to sign such a contract?
Yes
No