Standard Rex Rabbit for rehoming in Aberdeen, Maryland | $50
Baby Rabbits for Rehome
Listing Type
Pet for Rehoming
Listing ID
:664188
Price / Fee
:$50
Pet Name
:Multiple
Gender
:Unknown
Location
:Aberdeen, Harford County, Maryland
Published
:13 days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
I have four baby buns looking for a new home! All are sweet and used to handling. 3 females (the two black and the black and white) and 1 male (brown and white). I have another female that I may keep here, but may part with for the right home (pictured last).
Asking a $50 rehoming fee, or $85 if you get a pair. All will come with food and a baggy of toys/chews. Serious inquiries and local pickup only!
About This Pet
Pet Name
:Multiple
Gender
:Unknown
Pet Color
:Multiple
Birth Date
:2026-01-05
Temperament
: I have four baby buns looking for a new home! All are sweet and used to handling. 3 females (the two black and the black and white) and 1 male (brown and white). I have another female that I may keep here, but may part with for the right home (pictured last).
Asking a $50 rehoming fee, or $85 if you get a pair. All will come with food and a baggy of toys/chews. Serious inquiries and local pickup only!
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$50
Accepted Payment Methods
:Cash, Cashapp, Zelle
Reason For Rehoming
:Just looking for a new home! These guys are sweethearts.
Pet Available From
:2026-02-17
Can Show Pet on Video Call?
:Yes
Transport Options Offered
:Local meetup only
Pet Health & Care Information
Vaccination Status
:Not Vaccinated
Deworming Status
:Not Dewormed
Included Items Provided with Pet
:Bag of cureent food for transitioning.
After-Sale Support Offered
:Yes
Type Of Support Or Assistance
:I keep in contact with adopters to answer any questions and to offer continued support!
Frequently Asked Questions about Baby Rabbits for Rehome
1. What is the rehoming fee for the rabbits?
The rehoming fee for the rabbits is $50 or $85 if you choose to adopt a pair.
2. How many rabbits are available for adoption?
There are four baby rabbits available for adoption: three females (two black and one black and white) and one male (brown and white). There is also an additional female that may be available for rehoming for the right home.
3. What are the temperaments of the rabbits?
These rabbits are very sweet and used to handling, making them great companions!
4. Are the rabbits vaccinated or dewormed?
No, the rabbits are not vaccinated and not dewormed.
5. When will the rabbits be ready for adoption?
The rabbits will be ready for adoption on February 17, 2026.
6. What comes with the rabbits at the time of adoption?
Each bunny will come with a bag of current food for transitioning and a bag of toys/chews.
7. What is the rehoming reason for these rabbits?
The reason for rehoming these rabbits is simply that we are looking for new homes for them. They are sweethearts!
8. Can I visit the rabbits or do I need to make arrangements?
Local meetup only for the adoption process; you can schedule a visit to meet the rabbits before adopting.
9. Is support available after adoption?
Yes, I provide continued support by keeping in contact with adopters to answer any questions they may have!
10. How can I find out more or express my interest?
You can view more information and express your interest by visiting the listing at this link.
