Coco's original family was no longer able to care for her so she found her way to SDHRS. Coco has lower back and hip issues which causer her to not be able to hop very well. A loving family saw her and fell in love and took her home to bond with their rabbit.

Talia was found in a backyard and was brought in as a stray and brought into SDHS on November 19, 2019. She has been battling an infection in her chest. Talia is currently on medical hold at SDHRS to see if we can help her get her lungs clear. Once Talia gets a clean bill of health from our veterinarian, she will be available for adoption.

Jasmine came in with her babies from AFV Shelter in 2015. She was adopted out on January 9, 2016 with her daughter Harmony. On June 27, 2019, SDHRS got a call from a vet in Ramona to say that they found a bunny with a microchip that belongs to SDHRS. Jasmine was found in someone's driveway with injuries. They brought her to the vet clinic to see what they could do. SDHRS collected Jasmine and rushed her to Palomar Animal Hospital where she was diagnosed with lumps in her chest and side and an eye injury. Since then, Jasmine has had two surgeries and is getting a lot of attention from her foster family.

Due to Jasmine's medical condition, she has a forever home with SDHRS.

Lil Chewy was rescued from Department of Animal Services - North. When he arrived at SDHRS, our staff discovered a lump behind one of his ears. a tick on his body and a maggot on his eyelid. We rushed him to Pet Emergency and Specialty Center where they performed surgery on him to remove the maggot from his eye lid AND another maggot from behind his ear.

Lil Chewy is now available for adoption and looking for his forever home.