Napa Bunnies

Our all-volunteer, foster-based rabbit rescue started out in November 2019 when several individuals came together to clear a dump site of domestic rabbits in the city of Napa. Our mission is to improve the lives of rabbits and reduce the number of unwanted rabbits through education and spay/neuter efforts. In addition to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming, we focus on the welfare of domestic rabbits and educating the public on the responsible and proper care of rabbits as indoor companions.

Rabbits make wonderful companions, but their needs are often misunderstood. In 2025, we continued to demonstrate the importance of accessible veterinary services, education, training, and community partnerships. We directly impacted the lives of nearly 300 rabbits. We rescued 71 rabbits, rehomed 62, saw 133 rabbits at our community clinics, and facilitated 26 additional procedures. These subsidized procedures allowed rabbits to get the care they needed when their guardians were unable to afford them. At our essentials pantry, we distributed 300 pounds of food pellets, 150 pounds of hay, and other supplies. Through educational and prevention-focused services, we reached countless bunny guardians. Occasionally, this means helping someone determine that a rabbit is not the right fit for their family.