Rabbit and Guinea Pig Stories

Photo essay consisting of pictures of various adorable animals and beautiful flowers.

May is the official month to celebrate salads, and the pets at the Sanctuary are doing just that. See cute photos of animals eating their leafy greens.

While retail sales bans on mill-bred dogs and cats are becoming more common, a new survey reveals people still buy dogs at pet stores instead of adopt.

Two neglected guinea pigs from a hoarding situation are nursed back to health at the Sanctuary.

It's a huge win for the animals as the USDA tightens regulations for pet breeders selling via the Internet.

Two baby guinea pigs (called pups) are born at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary on Mother's Day. These precocial pups are already enjoying life.

Best Friends leads the effort as L.A. City Council approves ordinance that bans the retail sale of dogs, cat and rabbits.

Breaking news: Los Angeles City Council approves ordinance banning retail sale of dogs, cats and rabbits.

A trio of guinea pigs comes to Best Friends. History is made when two of them go on sleepovers. They are sure to be adopted soon.

Caregivers look for a friend for a lonely guinea pig named Rufus. After trial and error, they find the perfect BFF for him, another pig named Scout!

Read bios of Best Friends caregivers' favorite adoptable dogs, rabbits, pig, goat and horse that they want to see find homes this year.

In some ways, living with a rabbit is similar to being in the company of a cat or dog. Learn about a bunny as a pet.

Two adoptable guinea pigs come to the Sanctuary after a girl in their family develops allergies. They're enjoying all the enrichment at the Sanctuary.

Four new guinea pigs at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary love nibbling on the grass in the bunny park, a great form of enrichment for them.

Inspired by visiting Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, Jamie Noe and Frannie D'Annunzio found a rabbit rescue and foster network called Hug-a-Bunny.