Bunny Bunch SPCR

The bunny grooming brushes/​crates/​books are cheaper than buying online and they carry the ones that all the bunny forums swear by — but they charge 3x more for hay than the local feed supply. Yes, it’s very fresh hay that is bagged 3x a week but they shouldn’t be telling people they’re the cheapest for hay when they know they’re charging a big margin.
I brought my bunny for bunny-​sitting while I was overseas for a week + a half and they were nice enough but upon coming home, I noticed my bunny had a scab on her lip and a 1″ laceration/​blood clot on her neck near her scent gland. They seem to care about bunnies but if there was an incident that left my bunny bleeding from her neck, they should have noticed and informed me instead of providing me no notice at all. Did they fail to notice her bleeding neck or did they hope I wouldn’t notice? It’s $ 15 per day for bunny-​sitting a rabbit with slight differences depending on if they are sitted with their bonded friends, etc. The pens they keep them in are about 6’x3’ and they’re not allowed to have outside exercise/​playtime. They get a ¼ cup oxbow pellets + 1 compressed ball of lettuce w/​parsley each day with unlimited timothy hay. I requested some oat hay mixed in but when I picked her up, there was only timothy hay, pellets, and no water.
Bunny Bunch is one of the only places that bunny sit without putting your bunny in confined cages next to other animals like dogs/​cats (like they do at certain vets) and it’s cheaper than having one of those sitters who essentially house-​sit and walk/​feed your pet without any experience with rabbits. They do a lot of good work for bunnies + have socializing functions for your bunny which usually request a ~$ 5-​$ 10 donation. Overall, I come b/​c they’re basically the only ones that specialize in bunny rabbits but it can be lacking and rough around the edges.

I really like this place besides maybe one small thing.
Pros: The owners are very nice and knowledgeable about bunnies. I did some research beforehand, but it was more clear when coming from them and having them demonstrate all types of care for the bunnies. They have everything that you may need at the Bunny Bunch for your bunny. The prices for the products they sell there are about average, but at times i’d rather buy from there than other places because the profits will go towards the bun buns lol. Adoption fees are low, especially when you know the bunnies in their care have been taken care of and have already been spayed/​neutered. They’re just a phone call, text, or email away if you have any questions. They have events throughout the month and usually on the weekends where they’ll help you groom your bunny for a small $ 5 donation. Not really a donation per se, but it doesn’t really matter lol. The volunteers that work here are nice and knowledgeable as well and I appreciate what they’re doing. There are lots of bunnies to choose from if you want to adopt. Sometimes I kind of just make an excuse to go here to see and pet some of the bunnies. They also have pet boarding for a fair price in case you can’t have anyone to look after your bunny and you won’t be around.
Cons: Sometimes during the events. a few of the other bunny owners may make you feel uncomfortable. I may or may not bring my bunny back to hoppy hour. More so because she was causing too much trouble. We brought our bunny to hoppy hour and she kept getting into fights with the other bunnies :(. she was also the first bunny to try to find a way to escape out of the enclosure and through the people lol… it’s odd and unexpected because she’s never aggressive toward people, but she doesn’t seem to get along with a lot of the other bunnies :(. it was a little embarrassing, but what made it worse was that some of the other women across on the other side were so mean. It was kind of obvious that our bunny was causing trouble, but they kept saying bad things and repeating them many times over the course of the hour that she was there. When we finally decided to take her home I felt as if my SO and I were being given judgmental stares as if they thought we weren’t taking good care of our bunny or if we were mistreating her or something… It wasn’t everyone there and it was just a few people, but still.
Bottom line: Come here to visit or adopt. It’s the place to go. Forget Petco or those other pet stores. Also buy your bunny supplies here. Support the cause lol.

This place is heaven. Everyone who volunteers there is so nice, and the bunnies are taken care of extremely well. If you want to adopt a bunny, guinea pig, or chinchilla, this is the place to go.

We have generously donated money to this place because we love what they do. We also leave our rabbit here when we go on trips and we are so lucky to be able to do so.
I want to comment though, people in general need to be educated on cultural diversity. I have an Asian name and the guy here asked me how to pronounce it. Fair enough, I pronounced it for him. Then he asks me if I thought of going into show business. Because of my funny sounding name. I didn’t think that was funny at all. Really offensive now that I think about it. I’ll still continue using this place for our bunny needs but really, like I said, people just need to get educated on diversity and being culturally sensitive in this day and age.

Love coming here to buy all of my bunnies needs. Very good prices for the different types of hay, great toy selections, and jewelry (for me). Love walking around petting all the cute bunnies that are available for adoption. Have been here numerous times to have my bunnies nails clipped and fur brushed. Can’t miss hoppy hour where you bring your healthy buns to interact with each other. Friendly volunteers and always greet you when you arrive and leave.

This place is simply amazing.
The owner couple and their volunteer staff members are beyond devoted to rescue those fluffy friends of ours (not only rabbits but guinea pigs, chinchillas, etc as well) and they have saved thousands of precious lives.
They also have great quality hay for your pet bunnies and other hay eating guys for great price.
We have been buying timothy hay from this place for years now, and not only its the best deal in town but also it’s nice to know all the money you spend for their merchandise goes to help those bunnies there.

I am in LOVE with this place! I buy most of my bunny stuff from here. They do free bunny nail trims and full bunny grooming which is $ 30. I always buy my hay from here, worth every penny. I also buy my bunny’s toys from here, the hay rollers are a favorite of my bun. I truly get excited when I’m making a trip to this place. I’ve never met Caroline but from talking to her on the phone, she sounds wonderful. I’ve met her husband though who is usually here. They also have chinchillas and guinea pigs. The volunteers here are really kind and gentle. They have holland lops here so if anyone is trying to buy one via craigslist or something, come here! They have lops for cheaper and these lops truly need homes too! They have Flemish giants, Lionheads, Short-​haired rabbits, maybe Angoras too. Everything you need for a bunny, it will be found here. I haven’t looked for x-​pens but they probably have it here too.
They’re so loving and considerate of all the available bunnies here, I can never ever leave here without putting a few dollars in their donation jar. A few weeks ago I came here with a half hour appointment of grooming for my bunny. I thought that they would just give her a thorough comb through and check her ears/​teeth but they did more than that: D
The lady I met with was patient and very efficient with my bunny, halfway my bun started to get all crazy but she did well making her sit still throughout. The bunny grooming they do involved a legit haircut all over (including paws, head, tail, body). Nail trims, scent gland cleaning, checking her ears and teeth, deep combing with the furminator and brush, and legit even a massage LOL. My bunny really liked the massage part, this was really cool to watch.
If your bunny is shedding like crazy and it’s like halfway or towards the end of their shedding, I recommend getting them a full grooming here. I tipped $ 2 for the lady and took my clean bunny home.

My 400^th review goes out to one of my favorite non-​profit bunny rescue organizations. The wonderful Bunny Bunch!
My Mr. Pebbles passed away this past weekend from a thymoma that has been growing in his respiratory system. He has grown up with the Bunny Bunch family since he was a baby so I wanted to thank you guys for everything you’ve done for us. I took him in for nail trims and bunny sitting and he even tried going on bunny dates there. I’ve learned from Bunny Bunch how to give my Pebbles the best possible life he could have. You’ve educated me on proper nutrition and how to appropriately bunny proof my home and Caroline has been helpful in always giving me the best advice during times of need. I never knew how I could love a pet so unconditionally but bunnies are truly remarkable creatures and I want to thank Bunny Bunch for everything you guys do for all the bunny owners and bunnies. RIP Pebbles 7÷9÷06−9÷19÷15

It’s been roughly 3 months since our lovely bunny of almost 6 years passed away.
I figured we would wait longer before adopting another bunny or saving another bunny.
I just wanted to keep the memories of our last bunny still in mind.
Today we just wanted to stop by and see one of the bunny that my wife made an appointment to see at 12:30pmish. Carolyn said the owner of that bunny never contact her back concerning the bunny we had an appointment to see. So it wasn’t meant to be.
We petted a lot of other bunnies today while there.
There was a floppy ear bunny that came up to the cage as we pet it and watch it in the cage looking ready to be adopted.
Carolyn allowed us to move the floppy ear bunny to a bigger cage area for us to see the bunny have a large space to move around.
My wife pet it, looked at me. Pet it again and Carolyn came to check up on us. Wife didn’t think we would adopt today based on my reactions and such. We spent maybe a good 30 minutes to an hour here to make sure this bunny was one that we MIGHT take home. I was indecisive about this.
I was super hesitant to take a bunny home today. Not sure if I have the time or concern for another bunny since our last one just passed away 3 months ago. Not sure if I was ready for another bunny to be in our life. We were both sad when our last bunny passed away. I did not want to just adopt another bunny on a «knee jerk reaction».
Just moving on with life.
Anyhow, in the end… we decided to adopt that floppy ear boy bunny today. Adoption fee is $ 85 donation that includes help with costs of neutering him already (would of cost us nearly $ 300 if we had to do it!!) and etc, with some paperwork to fill out. Bought some Timothy hay and a grey bin for it to do it’s business in with carefresh and hay put inside of it.
We saw another child and her family there ready to adopt another bunny there too. That’s sweet that the parents of that child are allowing that child to adopt a bunny today too. Lots of bunnies here that are ready and deserve a loving home.
We have not given this new bunny a name yet, but we given it some nicknames already.

Caroline is always a pleasure so friendly & sweet. :) I brought my first bunny to her & I’ve had him for almost 5 years.
Now this little guy was under her same judgement. Thanks Caroline! Perfect place to go for my fellow bunny lovers, at any of her locations.

I love this rescue! It is a no-​kill shelter that always tries to take in as many homeless bunnies they safely can. They take such good care of their animals, up-​keeping their living quarters, filling their tummies with nutritious food, and taking time to give the rabbits individual attention.

Thank god there is a rabbit rescue organization in the OC! And thank god it’s a good one. I miss my time being a volunteer at Bunny Bunch and the rabbits. But I am off doing my own thing with my own org. Thank you for inspiration and your support!

Caroline was very, very nice to us and suggested us some great neutering locations, would 100% come back!

My two buns and I recently moved out to orange county from the San Fernando Valley. We used to go to Bunny Luv which was a great rescue. I told them we were moving and they recommended Bunny Bunch. My first visit to bunny bunch was awesome. Caroline is amazing. She is very informative, patient, caring and really loves what she does. She does countless groomings, nail trimmings scent gland cleanings every day however she treats every bun w the upmost respect, care and love. Since our first visit we have made bunny bunch our one stop place for their needs. Hay, pellets, toys, grooming etc. Caroline even makes her own blend of organic treats. My buns especially enjoy the tropical crunch. I can’t say enough about this awesome place. Just beware, there is too many cute buns that you will want to bring home w you! :)

Bunny Bunch Fountain Valley is a great facility. They have Guinea pigs, rabbits, and chinchillas up for adoption. I adopted Léon and Caroline helped me bond my herd with him. They also have supplies for your furry friends. They also have bunny sitting :) I used to volunteer here but not anymore. They always need help with volunteers! Come check out the facility.

Stopped by to get my 2 bunnies nails trimmed and buy bunny food. Caroline was very nice, my bunnies didn’t freakout. Even my skittish little cotton tail who likes to nip did very well.
The facility is fairly large, clean and lot’s of beautiful bunnies for adobtion. You can see that the rescues are very well taken care of. The best thing is they have really good quality hay very cheap. My bunnies went through the 8lb bag pretty fast. Usually every couple weeks I buy several bags of Oxbow because my bunnies are picky, but 2.5 lb bag costs around $ 12 and doesn’t last very long especially since I use it for their litter box as well, so it can get pretty expensive. I bought hay at another shelter before and my rabbits didn’t like it, barely ate it, don’t know why and had to go grab more Oxbow. Will be going back to Bunny Bunch soon for several more bags, other supplies and grooming. They have everything you need onsite or you can order online from their website.
Please help support these wonderful shelters that rescue, care for and find good homes for these abused and abandoned rabbits. This is really an A+ rescue shelter!

Amazing rescue. The rabbits are taken care of very well. This place is spotless and has the cutest bunnies I have ever seen. They are all happy and healthy little fur balls.
Everyone at the rescue seem to be very knowledgeable of bunnies and are more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
A+++++

A bunny specialty store and rescue!
Bunnies to adopt.
Hay is bagged on site. Timothy Hay comes in larger bags for less cost.
Bunny toys, homes, food, treats, etc… get then all here!
It’s located in a warehouse/​office buildings. Coming from Ellis, make a right on Amistad, left on Blechner, and the building will be on the left. Look for bunny images out front.
I look forward to visiting their Montclair location!

Came here to both locations (LA and OC division) because my boyfriend and I were interested in potentially adopting a bunny.
The staff here are so nice, so friendly, and very helpful. They are all volunteers dedicated to helping educate society on how to take care of rabbits, and toward finding good homes for bunnies in need. We arrived to the organization and a volunteer was happy to show us potential bunnies that fit our lifestyle. All the bunnies are litterbox trained and spayed/​neutered, and the staff make a real commitment toward making sure that the bunnies are matched appropriately.
Some people have commented that the adoption process is very stringent, and I have to say that it’s quite fair. They require you to have an exercise pen for the bunny of a minimum of 4×4. They strongly are against cages, and for good reason — the cages sold at pet stores are more of a glorified litterbox, and provide very little space for a bunny to live in. If you’re interested in adopting from them, you need to fill out an adoption application, meet with an adoption coordinator who goes over your application, then get an approved home visit (where they make sure you’re ready for the bunny in regards to bunny-​proofing, etc.). Caroline is the head of the organization and she’s so nice! Basically, everyone here is really knowledgeable and committed toward informing potential adopters on the joys of providing a good bunny home.
As for the locations, the actual spot is a storage facility-​esque type place, so don’t be worried when your GPS tells you to drive up to a gray looking building with no windows.
If you’re at all interested in adopting a bunny (or guinea pig or chinchilla!), please think about coming here. There are many different bunnies looking for a good home.

Can’t say enough good things about the staff here. After our bunny passed away earlier this year, we have just recently decided that we are ready to offer a home to another rescue (not sure if it will be a bunny, chinchilla, or guinea pig yet). We had looked online and researched the Bunny Bunch for awhile, and really support the cause (we adopted our late bunny from the SSPCA and one of our guinea pigs from a rescue).
The location itself is in this… storage facility place? Not sure exactly what it’s called, but they have an office at the front door, and their rescue animals are in the back. They have many different types of bunnies, from lionheads to lops and everything in between. To my surprise, they also have guinea pigs and chinchillas! All of these animals need a good home, and the Bunny Bunch makes sure that the adopters are chosen well for the rescues via an application process (and I think a home visit as well).
They also have a store. After going to a few adoption events and learning about independent places from which to buy supplies like hay, pellets, and even treats, I am now going to buy from these places and not from the pet store. Not only do they have high quality products that are better than store brands, they are also often cheaper as well!
Tomorrow I’m going to visit their main location in Montclair to see what other critters are available for adoption.