Rabbits & bunnies for adoption in Dubai and the UAE
27 friends waiting to meet you.
Rabbits are the animals people forget are here. Every one on this page is living with a foster somewhere in the UAE β most in Dubai β and most arrived the same way: bought as a gift, kept in a hutch, then quietly outgrown once the novelty wore off.
Before you scroll, it's worth knowing what keeping a rabbit here actually takes. They live indoors, in air conditioning, because a UAE summer will kill a rabbit kept on a balcony. They do far better in pairs than alone. They need hay as the bulk of their diet, a vet who treats exotics, and eight to twelve years of your life. They are not a starter pet, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you one.
If that still sounds like your household, ours are vet-checked and ready β and we'll happily talk you through the setup before you decide.
π° RabbitBarney
1.5 yrsDutchie
Meet Barney
π° RabbitStella-Floppy
9 moMixed
Meet Stella-Floppy
π° RabbitBugsy
6 moMixed
Meet Bugsy
π° RabbitSnowy
6 moMixed
Meet Snowy
π° RabbitHuggies
10 moMixed
Meet Huggies
π° RabbitMilo
6 yrsDutchie
Meet Milo
π° RabbitRomeo
1.5 yrsMixed
Meet Romeo
π° RabbitLenny
10 moMixed
Meet Lenny
π° RabbitLoki
10 moDutchie mix
Meet Loki
π° RabbitWolfie
9 moLionhead mix
Meet Wolfie
π° RabbitPrincess Choopette
5 moDutchie
Meet Princess Choopette
π° RabbitDomino
2 yrsDutchie
Meet Domino
π° RabbitDelores
1.5 yrsMixed
Meet Delores
π° RabbitEsmerelda
9 moMixed
Meet Esmerelda
π° RabbitNoogie
1 yrMixed
Meet Noogie
π° RabbitLili & Bella (F/F) URGENT HOME NEEDED ABU DHABI
4 yrsMixed breed
Meet Lili & Bella (F/F) URGENT HOME NEEDED ABU DHABI
π° RabbitPancake
1 yrMixed
Meet Pancake
π° RabbitBouncy & Jamie (M/F pair) IN FOSTER FOR 2 YRS PLS GIVE THEM A HOME!
2 yrsWhite/Ginger-White mix
Meet Bouncy & Jamie (M/F pair) IN FOSTER FOR 2 YRS PLS GIVE THEM A HOME!
π° RabbitRizzo
1.5 yrsRuby-eyed white
Meet Rizzo
π° Rabbitβ ReservedStormy ** on home trial **
7 yrsChinchilla mix
Meet Stormy ** on home trial **
π° Rabbitβ ReservedZizzle ** currently on home trial **
3.5 yrsLionhead
Meet Zizzle ** currently on home trial **
π° Rabbitβ ReservedBillie *** currently on home trial ***
1.5 yrsLionhead mix
Meet Billie *** currently on home trial ***
π° Rabbitβ ReservedSnowball (Snowy) ** currently on home trial **
4 moBlue-eyed white
Meet Snowball (Snowy) ** currently on home trial **
π° Rabbitβ ReservedAntonio *** currently on home trial ***
7 moLionhead mix
Meet Antonio *** currently on home trial ***
π° Rabbitβ ReservedAmber *** currently on home trial ***
6 moUnknown
Meet Amber *** currently on home trial ***
π° Rabbitβ ReservedOreo *** currently on home trial ***
4 yrsLionhead mix
Meet Oreo *** currently on home trial ***
π° Rabbitβ ReservedLiam *** currently on home trial ***
1.5 yrsMixed
Meet Liam *** currently on home trial ***Happily homed
17 rescues who found their forever home. Thank you to every family who said yes.
π° Rabbitβ HomedCoco
1 yrHolland lop
Meet Coco
π° Rabbitβ HomedDoma
9 moMixed
Meet Doma
π° Rabbitβ HomedAl Manaseer Bunny
6 moMixed
Meet Al Manaseer Bunny
π° Rabbitβ HomedBunny
Long-eared ginger
Meet Bunny
π° Rabbitβ HomedIdefix
11 moHolland Lop
Meet Idefix
π° Rabbitβ HomedAsterix
11 moHolland Lop
Meet Asterix
π° Rabbitβ HomedLoona Lovejoy
6 moDutchie
Meet Loona Lovejoy
π° Rabbitβ HomedCinders
2 yrsGrey
Meet Cinders
π° Rabbitβ HomedFluffy
4.5 yrsPure chocolate love
Meet Fluffy
π° Rabbitβ HomedBubbles & Shadow (F/F)
2 yrsDwarf
Meet Bubbles & Shadow (F/F)
π° Rabbitβ HomedBenito Antonio MartΓnez Ocasio
5 moDutchie
Meet Benito Antonio MartΓnez Ocasio
π° Rabbitβ HomedPablo Escobun
6 moDutchie
Meet Pablo EscobunQuestions families ask us
Can a rabbit live outdoors in the UAE?
No. A rabbit in a hutch on a Dubai balcony in July will die, and it happens every summer. Rabbits can't sweat or pant properly and start suffering well before it hits 30 degrees. Ours live indoors in air conditioning, in a pen or a rabbit-proofed room, with tiled floors they can stretch out on. If your plan involves a garden hutch, this isn't the right climate for it.
Should I adopt one rabbit or two?
Two, almost always. Rabbits are company animals β a single rabbit spends a lot of its day waiting for something to happen, while a bonded pair grooms, sleeps in a pile and sorts itself out. Some of ours are already bonded and we won't separate them. If you already have a rabbit at home, tell us, and we'll help you pick one to bond them with and talk you through how that introduction goes.
Are rabbits a good first pet for children?
Honestly, usually not. Most rabbits don't like being picked up, they startle easily, and a frightened rabbit can hurt itself struggling. They also live eight to twelve years, need a specialist vet, and chew skirting boards and cables given the chance. They're wonderful animals for a calm household that wants to sit on the floor and let an animal come to them β which is a real thing, just not the thing most people picture when they say starter pet.
What does a rabbit actually need day to day?
Unlimited hay β that's the bulk of the diet, not pellets β fresh greens, clean water, and a litter tray they'll use surprisingly well. They need space to run every day, somewhere shaded and cool, and their teeth and nails checked regularly. Find an exotics vet before you adopt rather than at 9pm when something's wrong; there are only a handful in the UAE and we can point you at them.
Need to rehome your rabbit?
Circumstances change β a move, a landlord, an allergy, a life that got busier than you planned. Asking for help isn't something to feel bad about, and we'd far rather you came to us than let it get worse quietly.
Please don't list a rabbit on the classifieds. Free bunny ads get answered by people who breed them, and by a few who feed them to something else. And never let a rabbit go outside here β a domestic rabbit released into this heat doesn't survive it, whatever anyone tells you about them finding their way.
Use the form on our foster page to reach us and tell us about them: age, whether they're neutered, whether they're bonded to another rabbit, and how soon you need help. We'll find them a foster or a home. No lecture, we promise.