How to Find Rabbits for Sale in Your Area,
And How Rabbit Breeders Can Advertise on Raising-Rabbits.com

1) Check with our Featured Rabbitries

Each Featured Rabbitry has a full webpage with lots of great pictures and information about their rabbits, rabbitry, and any additional products or services offered. Are any of the following rabbitries within traveling distance to you?

Belle's Bunny Boutique - Holland Lops, Mini Lion Lops, Dwarfs in NJ.
Breadbox Rabbitry - Show and Pet Netherland Dwarfs in NC.
Chicken and Bear Rabbitry - Holland Lop Rabbits in ID.
MapleRidge Stables Rabbitry - Himalayan Rabbits in Rigaud, Quebec, Canada.
Ruth's Royal Rabbitry - Holland Lop pet rabbits in NJ.
Whatnot Farm - Giant Angora Rabbits in MA

Bakkom Rabbitry - Supplies and Cages in WI

Rabbit Breeders: Click here to learn about advertising on the Raising-Rabbits Website!

"Thank you so much for your website... we are no longer able to handle the number of inquiries we get from Raising-Rabbits.com!" (Timothy L, CA)

2) Check the Rabbit-Breeders-Near-You Listings on Raising-Rabbits.com

Our Rabbit Breeder listings are organized by state, and internationally by country. Just click your state or country to find local rabbit breeders.

Rabbit Breeders Near You

3) Check our Rabbit Classifieds page.

Our Rabbit Classifieds page includes 30-day temporary listings of rabbits for sale and rabbits wanted. Check the page frequently as it is well-trafficked, and the listings may change quickly!

4) Check Raising-Rabbits Social Media!

Bunnies have discovered social media and they are everywhere!

We are particularly active on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/RaisingRabbits

5) Look for a rabbit at your local feed store or pet shop

Even if they have no rabbits at the time, they might have a lead on a reputable rabbit breeder in your town.

6) Attend an ARBA, or BRC (or other sponsored) rabbit show.

ARBA-sanctioned shows occur throughout the year in every state and even internationally. You are sure to find a breeder of your desired breed, OR someone who knows where you can find your desired breed of rabbit.

7) Check your local animal shelter for available rabbits.

Rabbits may be available at a local shelter. When looking to adopt from a shelter, ask lots of questions such as:

• Who runs the shelter?
• Why is the rabbit here?
• Does the rabbit have any health or behavioral issues I should be aware of before purchasing?

If you find a shelter with a LOT of rabbits -- PLEASE ask questions.  It could be the rabbits were voluntarily surrendered. But it might happen that those rabbits were illegally 'rescued,' meaning stolen under the color or pretense of law.

There is a dark underbelly to the 'rabbit rescue' industry. See 200 Rabbits, a shocking example of the lengths radical extremist animal rights groups are going to in order to put rabbit breeders out of business.

If your local shelter has a no-kill policy, be extra careful. The problem isn't the 'no kill' philosophy, by itself. The problem is an unwillingness to euthanize a sick rabbit for which there is no hope of recovery. Such a rabbit should not be forced to live in prolonged suffering or sold to people who won't be able to care for it. Sneezing rabbits fall into this category. Be wise - avoid any rabbit with moisture around the nose, as well as any rabbit housed in proximity to that rabbit. 

8) Search the National Rabbit Club in Your Country

In the United States, Canada, and Japan: The ARBA has an ARBA Breeders listing which includes a great number of member breeders, including the state where the breeder lives, contact information, and the breeds each breeder raises. Additionally, many states in the US have statewide rabbit breeder associations. The info can all be found on the ARBA website, linked above, AND on our All Rabbit Breeds page. See #9 below.

In the United Kingdom: The BRC maintains a Breeder Directory on their website. If the breed you are searching for is not represented, you can at least contact the organization for further guidance.

In Australia: Australian National Rabbit Council

In New Zealand: New Zealand Rabbit Council

9) Search for a national breed club website for the rabbit breed you want.

Nearly every breed recognized by the ARBA has a national rabbit breed club. Our All Rabbit Breeds page contains links to these breed clubs, if we could find the information.  Many of these breed websites also include a breeders listing, including location of breeders by state. 

Two creative, XL-sized indoor rabbit cages. Recommended!

10) Place a (FREE!) Classified Ad on Raising-Rabbits!

Our Rabbit Classified Ads page has a huge "rabbits wanted" section! Give us a shout out by filling out the rabbit classified request form, select the "Rabbit Wanted" button, tell us a little bit of details by following the suggestions in the request form, and then hit the "Send" button. Your ad will go up within 48-72 hours. I expect quick results for you! Get a Classified Ad

11) Search the Internet.

Use Duck Duck Go or another search engine to search for the type of rabbit you're looking for (include your location in your search term), or use Craigslist, for example.

(Regrettably, some animal activists in some areas have nothing better to do with their time than haunt the Craigslist rabbits for sale postings and flag them all for take-down. We're not sure when Craigslist is going to wake up to this abuse of their service, but until then, that's why we maintain listings of rabbits for sale in your state.)

12) You could even try the old-fashioned way...

Ask around! Word-of-mouth may yield some good information. Check your newspaper's classified ads section, or the Pennysaver or similar classified circular.

1) Advertise Your Rabbitry on Your Own Featured Rabbitry Page on Raising-Rabbits.com!

Why should people purchase your rabbits?

Tell them why, with a Dedicated Web Page on Raising-Rabbits.com that features your Rabbitry.

This is a subscription service. We will accept your "publish-ready copy," or we can write the page for you with the information you provide. Additionally, we place multiple links to your website on nearly every page on Raising Rabbits. This is an exciting opportunity for your rabbitry business!

Get an Entire Featured Rabbitry Page for YOUR Rabbitry

2) Premium Rabbitry Service with Your Featured Rabbitry Page

Add to your Featured Rabbitry subscription our premium rabbitry service! 

With the Premium Rabbitry Service, we will update and refresh your featured rabbitry page with all your new rabbits for sale, and new, upcoming litters. You let us know, and we'll keep your page completely updated. In addition to placing site-wide links to your page, we will add your updated info to the Rabbit Classified Ads page on a monthly basis. See Premium Rabbitry Service

3) FREE Rabbits for Sale Listing, for Rabbitry Owners and Breeders

4) Refresh Service for Rabbits-for-Sale Listings

Add monthly updates to your free rabbits for sale listing! Your listing is free, but for a minimal monthly fee, you can let us know about your new litters or other additional changes to your listing, and we will keep your listing refreshed.

Additionally, we'll add your updates to the Classified Ads page on a monthly basis, resulting in even more publicity for your rabbitry. Details are here.

5) Rabbit Classified Ads for Buying or Selling

For One-Time (or very occasional) Rabbit Sellers: If you have a single litter for whom you'd like to find buyers, feel free to request a temporary rabbit classifieds listing. (Or, leave a post on the Raising-Rabbits Facebook page, or both!)

Get a 30-Day Rabbit Classifieds Listing

Still have questions? Feel free to contact us!

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