We are currently limiting the surrenders of bunnies and guniea pigs we can accept due to extremely limited space and resources.  We will review case by case and make the appropriate decision. Read below for more details.


Due to limited space and resources, we're limiting our intake of bunny and guniea pig surrenders to special cases.

Our rescue and sanctuary has expanded its surrendering services to include other species, such as reptiles, birds and other small animals (ferrets, gerbils, hamsters, prairie dog etc.).  For this reason, our space has become limited.

We can NO LONGER accept guniea pig surrenders due to the fact of our organization no longer having access to an exotic vet who will neuter or spay them.  We're being asked to pay $270-$350 per single neuter.  We simply do not have the funds to do so and highly suggest surrendering them to the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast, if space is available or any of the listed rescues here: 


Information on how to surrender, once approved:

If your surrender was approved by a member of our rescue, please note that we ask for a surrender fee to help offset costs of vet bills.  Please continue to read below:

Bunny Surrender Fee:

If unaltered (Not spayed or neutered) - $200

Altered bunnies, must provide paperwork for proof, $100

Chinchilla(s): $200

Other Species: Fee is TBD. We do ask that cages and supplies are brought with them.

 

Surrender fee can be paid online or in person upon arrival and drop-off.


When surrendering a critter to us, we will provide you with a form to fill out and sign.  This form states that you're releasing ownership and surrendering the animal to us.  Please note - once a critter is surrendered to us, this cannot be reversed, this is done to protect the animal.  You're welcome to print this form at home and bring it along with you.