BINDI

Bindi’s journey has been anything but ordinary. Originally rescued in 2022 after being found scared and underweight in Bartlett, she quickly won hearts with her quirky charm and blossomed in foster care. She was adopted—but in May 2024, we learned she had been abandoned with a relative of her adopter. Bindi is now back with us, safe and supported, and slowly rediscovering her confidence.

This girl is a character. She takes her mealtimes very seriously and will let you know if you’re running late! While she may act aloof at first, Bindi secretly adores gentle pets and tasty treats. She’s happiest outside her enclosure, exploring freely, solving puzzles, and occasionally showing off a joyful binky. She’s even good with her foster’s small, calm dog (but the vacuum is scary). Her ideal home will be with a patient, rabbit-savvy adopter (or someone willing to learn) who appreciates her unique personality. She should live in a calm environment with plenty of space to roam.

Bindi loves sitting on top of her hidey house like a queen surveying her kingdom, and she’ll happily stay by your side if treats (especially peeled apple) or head rubs are involved. This smart girl loves enrichment toys and puzzles.

Bindi’s wonderful previous foster really helped her come out of her shell and has this to say about her:

I think before Bindi was rescued she was failed by humans in more than one way. The majority of the time she will run because she doesn’t want to be touched or picked up. She is serious about her food and will growl or lunge if you get too close. She likes animals more than people! I think she may enjoy the company of another bunny because she seems to like my dog, greets my dog and sometimes follows her around. Or maybe she needs a foster with a trustworthy dog.

Bindi is very curious, especially when you’re cleaning or doing anything in her pen. She likes a box she can hide under AND get on top of to keep a lookout. She prefers a blanket in, on top, and outside the box. Her favorite treats are peeled apple, freeze-dried strawberries, Timothy hay cubes, and blueberries at bedtime. She also likes cilantro, parsley, romaine, and Spring mix.

Overall, she is very chill and low maintenance. She also gets the binkies about 9pm like clockwork.  Some days she explores the entire house and other days she stays in her pen all day by her choice. Bindi will need someone who is patient and can accept her quirks and give her the personal space she needs.

All our rescue rabbits are spayed/neutered and litter trained prior to adoption.