Photo gallery

Scenes from Bunny House

It certainly wasn’t as glamorous as it is today! But these old photos of Best Friends’ Bunny House showcase some adorable hoppers. There’s also an early construction photo with a gorgeous view.

The Bunny House, formerly known as Rabbit Redford’s Retreat, designed by co-founder Paul Eckhoff. Officially opened in 1995.
The Bunny House, formerly known as Rabbit Redford’s Retreat, designed by co-founder Paul Eckhoff. Officially opened in 1995.
Co-founder Chandra Forsythe checks out a new rescue.
Co-founder Chandra Forsythe checks out a new rescue.
The first enclosure for rabbits that came to Angel Canyon was located in Old Dogtown.
The first enclosure for rabbits that came to Angel Canyon was located in Old Dogtown.
Co-founder Chandra Forsythe made sure all the bunnies stayed happy and healthy.
Co-founder Chandra Forsythe made sure all the bunnies stayed happy and healthy.
Raised enclosures were the first dwellings for rabbits at the Sanctuary, initially cared for by co-founder Faith Maloney at Dogtown.
Raised enclosures were the first dwellings for rabbits at the Sanctuary, initially cared for by co-founder Faith Maloney at Dogtown.
Co-Founder Chandra Forsythe in front of Rabbit Redford’s Retreat, newly named The Bunny House.
Co-Founder Chandra Forsythe in front of Rabbit Redford’s Retreat, newly named The Bunny House.
The original Bunny House, photographed by a visiting member,1998.
The original Bunny House, photographed by a visiting member,1998.
Co-founder Chandra Forsythe holding Nutter Butter the rabbit.
Co-founder Chandra Forsythe holding Nutter Butter the rabbit.
In the early years, rabbits resided in an enclosure behind old Dogtown with Wetherby the sheep and some chickens
In the early years, rabbits resided in an enclosure behind old Dogtown with Wetherby the sheep and some chickens
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