Meet Burrata.

Aliquippa, PA · 3 years 1 month · Shorthaired Rabbit (medium coat)

Listed since Oct 18, 2026. Listing dates do not establish shelter intake or continuous availability.

First seen by Goodmorph Oct 30, 2026.

Rescue last updated: Oct 19, 2026

In the shelter’s words

Burrata is a sweet little bunny looking for a safe place to call home! She arrived at the shelter with several siblings, and we suspect they may have been dumped. While we may never know how these little ones ended up on their own, we know Burrata deserves a future filled with kindness, comfort, and love.Burrata is a shy girl who likes to take her time getting to know the world around her. She's also curious, and with a little patience, she enjoys checking things out at her own pace. Two of her favorite things? FOOD and busy boxes! Give this girl something tasty to munch on and an interesting box to investigate, and she's ready to hop into bunny business.Burrata will need a patient family who understands that trust takes time and is willing to let her blossom at her own pace. With a safe space, fun enrichment, and plenty of love, this curious girl may just surprise you with all the personality she has tucked away.Could you be the one to give Burrata the fresh start she deserves? She's ready to trade shelter life for cozy hideaways, exciting cardboard adventures, delicious snacks, and a home where she can finally feel safe!The advantages of adopting a rabbit: Shelter rabbits are already spay/neutered and microchipped. Your rabbit will have less destructive and territorial behaviors as a result. Rabbits live for 8 to 10 years. That’s a lot of time to enjoy snuggles and funny tricks. An adopted rabbit may be already socialized to people or may need a little help from you. You join an active rabbit rescue community! There is a lot of support available to help you with any type of question you might have.How to prepare your home for your new rabbit A large play pen, bunny proofed room, or a large dog crate make great bunny housing. Once fully litter trained, some bunnies may have free run of their home! A typical daily rabbit diet is unlimited hay, good quality rabbit pellets, fresh greens, and plenty of clean water. Toys! Rabbits love to play. You should provide lots of bunny safe toys for play and chewing activities. Adoption Fee: $50.00Our bunnies are for indoors only. Adoption includes their neuter and microchip.

RescueGroups record ID: 22859118

What this home needs

• Still to ask the shelter

  other dogs · cats · children · housing and stairs · medical and care. These details are not documented here; unknown does not mean no.

Roster last seen: Nov 2, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC
Goodmorph last synced: Nov 2, 2026, 6:30 AM UTC
Availability confirmed by a person: Not confirmed

Shelter staff and authorized volunteers: add a dated observation

This shared profile remains available for up to 90 days after it leaves the source roster, unless removal is requested sooner. Adoptions and applications are handled by the shelter.