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Please scroll down to see some of the wonderful small animals currently available for adoption (to learn how to adopt an animal from the BHS, please click here). Please note: This page is updated as frequently as possible, but the shelter population can change daily. Call us at 413-447-7878 Ext 24 to find out the availability of current residents. This page was last updated on May 15th, 2008. If you do not see the type of small animal that you would like to adopt here, please contact us, as we have a waiting list for particular types of small animals waiting to be surrendered. If you have an approved application on file we can call you if what you are looking for arrives! Please speak to the Feline Area staff regarding this. SAVE THE DATE!!! We will be holding our 3rd Annual "For the Love Of Buns" Event on Saturday May 31st from 10-4 here at the shelter. The event is in conjunction with 3 Bunnies Rabbit Rescue and will offer rabbit care information, rabbits available for adoption from both organizations, a nail trimming clinic, a large bake sale (including vegan baked goods)human and animal related raffles and much, much more!! Also there will be a special presentation by Volunteer Guest Speakers from the MSPCA on "CARING FOR RABBITS" from 1:30-2:30 in the shelter classroom. Keep checking back for more information!! SEYMOUR and CINNAMON
Arrival Date: October 2ndAge: 3.5 years & 4-5 years Sex: Neutered Male/Spayed Female Breed: Gray Rex Rabbit/Agouti Dwarf Mix Rabbit Meet Seymour and Cinnamon! This quiet pair of bunnies are in search of a low-key (preferably adult only) home. Seymour is the distinguished lovable mush while Cinnamon is the dignified, lovable gal. They are quite content snuggling or grooming each other and must be adopted together since they are a bonded pair. They would do best in a quiet environment. If you think Seymour and Cinnamon sound like the bunnies for you stop by and meet them today. TOMMY
Arrival Date: February 15thAge: ~2 years Sex: Male Breed: Cinnamon Colored Mixed Breed Rabbit (medium size) Isn't Tommy the cutest little bunny you ever did see? Tommy is VERY sweet but is also extremely shy and has a very high flight response. He took a long time to adjust to shelter life and is just now blossoming into a more outgoing and inquisitive little guy! He will still need a quiet home where he will not be startled or stressed so he can live a comfortable and happy life. Homes with young children or high activity would not suit this shy guy. If you have the right home environment for this handsome bun then stop by and meet him today! PUDDING
Arrival Date: April 29thAge: Adult (unknown age) Sex: Female Breed: Black Mini Lop New Arrival!! More Info Soon. Seems very friendly and outgoing! Suitability and profile to follow. SNICKERS
Arrival Date: May 2ndAge: ~3 years Sex: Male Breed: Mahogany and White Mini Rex New Arrival! More Info Soon! Very sweet and friendly. Suitability and profile to follow. ARTHUR
Arrival Date: May 6thAge: ~1 year Sex: Male Breed: Dark brown and white Mini Lop New Arrival!! More Info Soon. Seems very friendly! Suitability and profile to follow. We have been inundated with rabbits. Rabbits make wonderful pets for the right people. They are extremely intelligent and social and like the companionship of other animals, other buns as well as their humans. Rabbits can be litter trained, and like to play with toys. They require daily exercise as well as cleaning and maintenance as well as regular grooming. They tend to make better pets for adults versus children, and if adopting for a child please be aware that you will most likely become the main "caregiver". If you feel that you can take on these requirements, please ask the staff about the varied assortment of rabbits available! If you have other questions regarding the current small animals, please call the shelter at 413-447-7878 Ext 24. To adopt a pet, please visit us at 214 Barker Road in Pittsfield, MA. Stay awhile in our comfortable new shelter, talk with our experienced adoption counselors, and spend some time getting to know that special pet. Click here for a Map & Directions to our shelter. And remember: as long as the animals seen here are healthy, are of good temperament, and there is space available to house them, there are no limits on the time that they can spend with us here at the shelter. Also remember that all these animals belong in a home and not in a shelter. Please consider adopting a shelter pet today!  To view more rabbits available for adoption, please visit these other worthy Rabbit Rescue Organizations:
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