Question 1

Where are you located?

Accepted Answer

We are located in sunny Mesa, Arizona. Our zip code is 85209.

Question 2

Why should I get my bunny from your rabbitry?

Accepted Answer

At our rabbitry, love comes first. Our bunnies are family. They are raised as pets with daily handling, affection, and early socialization. From birth, they are conditioned to enjoy human interaction, creating friendly, confident companions. We believe early love and attention are essential to a bunny’s long-term happiness and health.

We provide high-quality care and nutrition tailored to a rabbit’s sensitive digestive system. Our bunnies are fed a balanced, premium diet and go home with transition food and a complete feeding guide to ensure a smooth adjustment.

Health is a top priority in our rabbitry. We practice ethical breeding with hands-on support for our does and strive for a 100% survival rate in all litters. Any loss is deeply felt, and every step we take is centered on the well-being of our rabbits.

All of our bunnies are purebred and come with pedigrees. We carefully track bloodlines to ensure healthy genetics, strong temperaments, and high-quality companions. Pedigrees help us maintain breed standards and avoid genetic concerns that could affect quality of life.

Adopting one of our bunnies is never a quick handoff. Every family receives Bunny Boot Camp education, an extensive care packet, transition food, small bag of hay, small bag of litter, a litter box, some toys, and treats. We offer lifetime support and boarding services for when you travel. We love staying connected and receiving updates from our bunny families.

Question 3

What breed of rabbits do you breed?

Accepted Answer

We are solely dedicated to raising Holland Lop bunnies. This is the smallest of the lop-eared breeds of rabbits. We will occasionally produce Fuzzy Holland lops. Fuzzy Holland lops are fairly uncommon, but this gene has popped up previously in our rabbitry.

Please note that there is no such thing as a "Mini Holland Lop" or "Dwarf Holland Lop". These terms are used as sale tactics. Individuals or rabbitries who advertise as such are deceptive and should be avoided as the bunnies are most likely bred in bunny mills.

Question 4

How often do you have bunnies available?

Accepted Answer

We only breed a 3-4 of our females (does) at a time so that we can devote enough attention to the babies that are born as well as the adult bunnies. Our philosophy has always been, and will always be, quality over quantity.  With that said,  it may take a few months before bunnies are available. It might take longer for specific color/gender requests.

Question 5

Can I visit your rabbitry to select a bunny?

Accepted Answer

State 48 Rabbitry operates as a closed rabbitry, meaning we do not allow visitors inside our facility. This decision is made with one purpose in mind: protecting the health, safety, and well-being of our bunnies. We take great pride in our rabbitry and are deeply committed to maintaining the highest standards of care.

Our bunny enclosures exceed recommended size guidelines and are cleaned and maintained regularly. All rabbits are housed in a climate-controlled building, fully protected from the elements. They have constant access to fresh water and unlimited hay. They are fed a high-quality pellet diet daily. Each bunny is inspected daily to monitor overall health and well-being.

While we truly appreciate interest in visiting, maintaining strict biosecurity is essential. Outside foot traffic can introduce illness and unnecessary stress to our herd. Operating as a closed rabbitry allows us to safeguard our bunnies’ health and confidently stand behind our conditional Health Guarantee for every bunny we place with a family.