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I sometimes have a home based job and the bunnies are unfortunately ;-) a "non-profit" hobby. We do it for showing and for fun. I really enjoy creating healthy, fun pets and show animals for the 4-H kids and the community. ***If it were not for responsible people like us, where would your pets come from?*** I shudder at the thought!

If you have questions about rabbits, please go to the House Rabbit Society's (return to B.C., behind new browser window) Home Page. They have an extensive home page that will answer all your questions and more.

You can do a general Google search for "rabbit links" and find more information. This Google search is also a good place to get referrals to breeders in your area. SF Bay Area people may be interested in getting a rescue rabbit from the House Rabbit Society or the Oakland SPCA. They are a really good deal because they are spayed or neutered before adoption. To find a local rescue bunny go to: PetFinder.com

After you've done **all** your research, please call me when you can **visit** us. We love to meet our bunny adopters in person and have a lot of fun with our rabbits!

Shows: Our group won Best of Breed in mini lop, English angora and dwarf hotot at the Alameda County Fair in '96 to 2001. We showed only mini lops the last few years. So, our mini lops won Best of Breed every year from 1996 - 2008. My helper, Clif's English Angora rabbit won Best of Breed in 2006. Also our mini lops won Best Reserve in Show in '99 and '00. (That is equivalent to 2nd place out of 750 rabbits at a show.) Fun!

For local show listings and breed information (See Links) for ARBA -- The American Rabbit Breeders Association for their Home Page.

Danny and I started working together when Danny was 11. For those of you who know us in the rabbit world we are proud to announce that he is now a police officer for a force in which he was a cadet during high school and college.

I recommend the Rabbit's Annual- See Links as a great book about rabbits. At only $7.00 it is published every year packed with information about rabbits and kids, vets, traveling, house training, bunny behavior, etc. I am excited to be a contributing author to the 1996-97 annual on the subject of Weather Extremes and in the 1997-98 issue on First Aid for Rabbits. The 1998-99 issue covered Bunny Basics and the 2000 issue featured my article about Rabbits and Magic. They now have a "Bringing Bunny Home" issue and a "Complete Care" book ($10) that I recommend adopters buy. I have them or they are available from the local pet store.

Are you concerned about very hot or cold weather? Heat Exaustion? Link to The Weather article: Hot/ Cold Weather. Have a question about your bunnies health? Link to the First Aid article: First Aid. Remember to go to the House Rabbit Society's Home Page. Return to B.C., behind new browser window. It is truely the best info page around for rabbit care, toys, behavior etc. Please consider supporting the HRS as they provide an invaluable service for our furry friends!

New Video Series! Click link on the upper left to see our new Informational Video Series about rabbit handling and Angora grooming at YouTube.

Other services available from Bunny Central: We do guest lectures, rabbit-wrangling and bunny-sitting. Local children's Bunny Birthday parties, petting zoos and events are available. I did a guest lecture for the Contra Costa County Society of American Magicians on Rabbits and Magic - See Links. Attn: Movie makers and advertising firms: Georgia and her rabbits are available for photo or movie shoots . We have done an ad for birth control, advertising photos and shots for a children's book. Please inquire about our "animal wrangling services". Going out of town? Remember we do bunny-sitting / boarding as well. Boarding is currently $6 - 8 (outdoors) to $9 (indoors) a day - lowest price I've seen around.

*** If you are in town, come for a visit, we usually have bunnies available for adoption year round. Ask about our Mother / Daughter specials.

Call Georgia Williams at (925) 680-4770

Please read the note below about calling hours.

Located in the S.F East Bay Area, CA, USA

email: bunnycentral (at) bigfoot.com

Note: Sometimes I can be slow to return emails. If you are in a hurry it is best to call. This is not a business phone! Please note that I am the Pacific Time Zone, USA - I do not think very clearly before 8:30 a.m. & need some peace after 10 p.m. THANK YOU! ;-)

Address of this page is: http://www.angelfire.com/ca/georgiawilliams or http://www.bunnycentral.com

Member American Rabbit Breeders Association

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Bunnies for Adoption:
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Link to available bunnies/rabbits: Adoption/Photos

Breed	Age	Adoption Fee	Notes
Mini Lop, Dwarf Hotot	Baby	$45 - $55 (ml - buck, $55 ml - doe); to $75 (dh)- Bunnies avail now. ML litters born regularly. Many avail. now. Colors: spotted and solid silver, gold and blue steel, black, blue, opal, chinchilla, chestnut,lynx, orange, fawn, and more D. H. available now.	Mini Lops available now. Call or send an Email with d. hotot or mini lop in subject for adoption for a place on the wait list to make an appointment better to call if you are coming ...
Mini Lop, Dwarf Hotot	Junior: 4 to 12 Mo.	$45 - $55 (ml - buck, $55 ml - doe); to $50 to $75 (dh)-	None available
Mini Lop, Dwarf Hotot	Adult Breeder	$45.00 (ml) to $75 (dh) (ml): Hotot adult breeders available if you want to partner with us.
Mini Lop, Dwarf Hotot	Retiring Adult	$15.00 - None avail.
English Angora	New litters are born somewhat regularly	Colors we get: blue tort, fawn, opal, white, black, and chestnut sometimes we are getting chocolate!
English Angora	Baby Male	$85 - $95 Many avail. Ruby eyed white and other colors	Send an Email with Angora in subject or call.
English Angora	Baby Female	$95 Many avail.	Price range explained: White Angora bucks cost $85, colored males are $95 and females cost $95.
English Angora	Junior: 4 to 12 Mo.	$85.00 to $95 none available
English Angora	Adult Breeder	$35.00 to $85.00 - none available
English Angora	Retiring Adult	$35.00 - none avail.

Link to available bunnies/rabbits: Adoption/Photos

*We will consider shipping if you are buying 3 rabbits or more. It is VERY expensive and time consuming to ship just one (i.e., over $250.00 with one bun, vet check, health certificate, carrier, our time, shipping, etc.). Shipping three rabbits costs aprox. $400.00 inclusive. Six: aprox. $500.00. More for English Angoras and dwarf hotots. There is no shipping allowed to some areas by the airlines during warm seasons. Sometimes we can ship on a night flight. (April '07 prices). See the ARBA site (www.arba.net) for referrals in your area.

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