How to get a pet bunny:

The first step to getting a furry friend from us is to inquire. You can get in contact with us a few ways. You can contact us by using the "Contact us" button, PM through Facebook, or email us at tinytailsrabbits@gmail.com

In your message, please add which bunny you're interested in/what you're looking for, your past experiences with rabbits, and your plan for the one you want to get. (Indoors or outdoors, how you plan to house them, as a companion or alone, and anything else you want us to know) We ask these questions to make it possible for us to help you get prepared. We also want to make sure our bunnies go to good, safe homes.

Before you can place a deposit on the bunny you want, you'll need to agree to my sales policy. Once you complete the first step, I'll send you the link to my google form. As soon as you let me know you filled it out, I can send my deposit info.

Deposits are placed in order to reserve your rabbit either until they're able to leave or until you can pick your bunny up. 

Deposits are 50% of the full price, non-refundable, and can be placed through Venmo or Zelle. Please note, I only accept "Friends and Family", not "Goods and Services". 

Once a deposit is placed, the bunny is considered "sold", and will be marked as "reserved",  "spoken for", or "sold".

Most bunnies are picked up at 8 weeks old. Others may be kept longer for different reasons. Pickup will be in Purcellville, VA unless other plans are made. You must send a picture of the enclosure set up and confirm pickup time/date by 3 days before pickup, otherwise we reserve the right to decline the sale and the deposit is forfeited. Once you confirm and send pictures of the enclosure, I will give you the pickup address. 

Tiny Tails Rabbitry reserves the right to refuse a sale at any point up until the rabbit is fully paid for and in the new owners possession. 

If you can no longer take care of your bunny/don't want it anymore, please reach out. We would love to help. We are willing to take any bunny back, but in most cases will not pay for them. What we do once we get the bunny back is quarantine it for a few weeks and then decide to either keep it or find it another safe home where it will be loved. 

We do ask that you "donate" any supplies you have with your bunny if you don't plan to have one anymore. It's a huge help in finding them a new home. We also ask that you inform us of any sicknesses before turning them over to our care. This helps us keep our bunnies safe and also help us properly care for the bunny. 

Additionally, if your bunny has been spayed, neutered, or has had any vet care, we ask that you give us all health records so we can provide their new owners more info on them.