BINX -- Binx is a curious, energetic boy! He was born October 2021 to a dumped momma who had just been rescued. He was brought to a local shelter with his mom & siblings at only a few days old. He got vaccinated & neutered & spent the first year of his life in a wonderful foster home. Binx is immunocompromised & came to us VERY sick. Binx contracted syphilis when he went back to the shelter & was in absolute misery; he couldn't beat it, couldn't heal, & wasn't happy at all. We took him in July 2023 as a medical foster & administered penicillin injections for 4 weeks. He was in strict medical quarantine, but we still made sure to love on him & tell him how brave & strong he is. He got worse before he got better. His whole face was crusted with painful open sores. He was losing his hair in clumps & developed a yeast infection on his face from the antibiotics - still he was such a little fighter. His sores started healing. As soon as he was no longer contagious to other rabbits, he got to move from his little medical pen to an x pen. He was SO happy, he binkied for 15 minutes straight! Bundad invited him into his office & they fell in love. He taught Binx how to trust humans & how to get cozy. They built blanket forts on the couch, they watched movies. Binx finally felt safe, happy & hopeful. His hair grew back over the next few months. Once he was cleared to meet other rabbits, he was moved into a pen next to Leonard & their friendship blossomed over time. Binx was a foster rabbit until January 2024 when we officially adopted him because we knew there was no way we could say goodbye to that little man. People see him as a cute, average black bunny. I look at Binx & see an absolute warrior spirit who is the epitome of strength, patience & resilience. Watching Binx heal & find happiness has made my heart unbelievably happy. We love this boy, thanks for loving him with us. Binx & Montgomery fell in love immediately after she healed from her spay & they got to spend free roam time together! We didn't have to do anything special to help them bond; they told us that they wanted to be together!

LEONARD -- Leonard is the happiest boy who loves every rabbit he meets! Leonard was part of a 20+ dumped rabbit rescue in January 2023 in Oregon. Leonard has a spinal cord injury & nerve damage after being dumped outside in freezing temperatures. He was found down next to a deceased possum & it's believed they got into an altercation over resources or protection. Avalon Microsanctuary, along with a few other rescues, brought every bunny to safety & provided initial medical care. Thankfully, they rescued these special rabbits the night before 2 feet of snow fell. We had space for Leonard so we welcomed him in with open arms! He joined CRRR in June 2023, while we were waiting for our incorporation acceptance from the state; he was our first official resident. We spent a lot of time working with him on strength & mobility with the guidance of our amazing vet. We got him neutered & showed him just how sweet life can be! He loves his pillows & blankets, plays with lots of toys & is extremely food motivated. We don’t know what his past looked like before he was dumped in that field, but he won’t ever have to wonder where his next meal is coming from. Over the 1+ year that he has been with us, his obsession with food has mellowed as he has learned trust. He has since healed from his injuries & will forever be disabled. He came from a history of neglect & has a forever ahead of him filled with love. It is an honor to care for Leonard. He brings joy to us every single day! He bonded with Fiona in May 2025 & they have a beautiful relationship!

MONTGOMERY -- Montgomery arrived here July 6 2024. She is a sassy, opinionated girl with a ton of energy. Montgomery’s story began in Spokane, WA where she was witnessed being thrown from a car as a baby. The woman that witnessed this took her in & named her Monty (at the time thinking she was a he). Montgomery has 2 splay legs & is differently – abled, but still manages to get around well! Our friend Jess from Onalaska Farm Sanctuary drove to meet the woman to transfer 3 hamsters to another rescue. When she showed up, she saw Monty & begged her to let her take her to a rescue that was well versed with splay leg buns. Jess transferred Monty to Avalon Microsanctuary in Oregon where she lived for 9 months. They contacted us back in October asking if we would take her if they couldn’t find the perfect adoptive home for her. June came along & we made plans to bring her to us for her forever home! She doesn’t let her disability get her down & is actually incredibly fast! She has learned how to move around well using her front arms & can still do normal bunny activities like flopping & binkying. She is an amazing, sassy little girl who fits in so perfectly with our group of special buns! Once she healed from her spay, she fell in love with Binx during regular free roam time & they have been together ever since!

FIONA -- Fiona came to us January 25 2025. She was rescued from a horrible neglect/abuse case around Olympia, WA with 13 other rabbits. She is a beautiful 4 year old angora rabbit with a ton of spunk & personality! She came to us scared, malnourished & had a basal tumor in her dewlap. She had a tumor removal immediately & has gained the weight she needed to in our care. We are working with her to trust humans & know that not all humans are bad. We have had her spayed, where the vet discovered that her uterus was full of cysts & cancerous masses. She is healing both physically & emotionally, which is letting her beautiful personality bloom! Once she healed, she bonded with our resident Leonard & they have a beautiful relationship! We are so lucky they have found eachother in sanctuary.

CELESTE "CECE" -- Cece was found in a box on the side of the road in Puyallup, WA with her mom & littermates as a baby. It is estimated she was born January 2025. They were all taken in by Hare BNB. She was in a foster home until they started noticing she was different than the other bunnies. Celeste had a head tilt & was rolling constantly, never quite able to find her balance. She had to be syringe fed & held just to get some rest. Her rolling resulted in her being underweight & sustaining injuries such as hay poke in her eyes. We were contacted & immediately said yes to welcoming this girl in! She did test positive for E. Cuniculi & the vet also suspects she has vestibular disease. Cece often sleeps in the lap of anyone willing to hold her! As she has gotten older, she has become better able to control her movements; she is also on supportive medication. She was spayed in our care & healed very well. Cece is a goofy girl who is so excited about life. She has good days where she can run & binky & has days where she needs more care & support. We love her the same each & every day & are so happy we can give her the best life possible!

LUCY---Lucy came to us from the Portland Hoarding Case on May 24, 2026. She was the first one rescued as she was in the most dire condition. She was battling a Pasteurella infection, an E. Cuniculi flare up & a severe eye infection from being down in inches of waste. She had attack wounds across her entire body, missing fur & was actively screaming when rescuers found her. She spent over a month in medical quarantine where she received the medications & nutrients she so desperately needed. At time of writing this, she's been with us for 5 months now. Her eye infection is gone; however she sustained nerve damage where she can't blink or lubricate her eye. We lubricate her eye daily. She still has a head tilt, but doesn't roll anymore. We are currently working closely with our vet to determine what other issues she is dealing with so we can properly manage them. Despite all of this, she is so loving! She loves every bunny & human she meets! She was a star greeter at our 3rd birthday party this summer (2026).

FREDERICK --- Fred came to us from the Portland Hoarding Case on May 24, 2026. He was battling a Pasteurella infection that presented in crusting around his nose & mouth & an E. Cuniculi flare up. He had attack wounds across his body, including a large gash by his tail, was missing fur and has a permanent 1 1/2 inch slit in his ear. Fred responded very well to medications & was able to be fully vaccinated against RHDV. He is a little escape artist who has the tallest pen, yet still manages to climb out. At time of writing this, he has been with us for 5 months. He will be getting neutered on October 23, 2026. He has had recurring bouts of Pasteurella abscesses that we monitor closely for. He has the potential to be our first recipient of our Healing to Home Program where he heals in sanctuary, and then adopts out to a forever home when he know longer needs our intense care. Frederick was just a baby when he came to us & is slowly growing into such a gentleman!

CHARLIE --- Charlie came to us February 23, 2026 & is our blind bunny. He was a dumped Easter bunny found in an apartment complex parking lot in Silverdale, WA. A kind woman took him in & did her due diligence trying to find out if he belonged to anyone. He was a baby & very sick. She got him medical care & gave him a home for about 9 months. It was discovered that Charlie had severe glaucoma in one eye, and it was at risk of rupturing. He also has severe cataracts in his other eye with no reaction to light or dark. His foster mom contacted me once she realized he needed more medical intervention than she could afford. We said yes to his intake & he went in for emergency eye enucleation surgery 2 days later. He healed perfectly, was able to get neutered & fully vaccinated right afterwards. Charlie is very good at mapping his space. He is very playful & LOVES food. We think he can see shapes a little bit, but treat him as fully blind, always announcing our presence & tapping on anything that enters his space.

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