Lucky Clover Rabbit Rescue

Lucky Clover Rabbit Rescue We are South Dakota's first bunny rescue and we are now in Iowa too! Founded in memory of Clover, who was my first rescued bunny.

Iowa City/Cedar Rapids Area Friends:Does anyone have an area rug that you'd be willing to donate? Any condition is ok, s...
09/05/2026

Iowa City/Cedar Rapids Area Friends:

Does anyone have an area rug that you'd be willing to donate? Any condition is ok, stains too as long as it's not from anything that could harm the bunnies. We're hoping to switch out the sheets on the floor of the bun pens to rugs so they'll be easier to vacuum and not get sucked up in the shop-vac. Picture of Blossom for attention 🌸 she is still searching for her forever home 🏑

09/02/2026

Update on Chester and Bluebell! Both are recovering from their spays well. In case you missed it, Chester is a girl πŸ’— Chester's sponsor has renamed her Nimbus 🌩 she's a fluffy little storm cloud. Nimbus is pending adoption (depending on if she and the adopter's bunny get along). Bluebell is available for adoption! She is such a princess, look at her all cozy on her pillow 😍 please reach out if you are interested! She is in Rapid City but can travel if needed 😊

Thank you so much to Chester and Bluebell's sponsors and their amazing fosters! Also a big thank you to Bluebell's foster mom for taking them to their surgeries! We could not do this without the help of so many people who care about the buns πŸ¦Έβ€β™‚οΈπŸ°

Chester is a good example that it can be hard to tell bunnies' genders. That's part of why it's always a good idea to get a vet exam done if you get a new bunny. If you adopt from our rescue, you'll get the peace of mind of knowing their correct gender and knowing they are fixed already. Unfixed female bunnies are especially likely to get reproductive cancers at a young age if they aren't spayed. So it's important for their long term health to get them fixed even if they are indoors and not around males.

Update on Chester and Bluebell! Both are recovering from their spays well. In case you missed it, Chester is a girl πŸ’— Ch...
09/02/2026

Update on Chester and Bluebell! Both are recovering from their spays well. In case you missed it, Chester is a girl πŸ’— Chester's sponsor has renamed her Nimbus 🌩 she's a fluffy little storm cloud. Nimbus is pending adoption (depending on if she and the adopter's bunny get along). Bluebell is available for adoption! She is such a princess, look at her all cozy on her pillow 😍 please reach out if you are interested! She is in Rapid City but can travel if needed 😊

Thank you so much to Chester and Bluebell's sponsors and their amazing fosters! Also a big thank you to Bluebell's foster mom for taking them to their surgeries! We could not do this without the help of so many people who care about the buns πŸ¦Έβ€β™‚οΈπŸ°

Chester is a good example that it can be hard to tell bunnies' genders. That's part of why it's always a good idea to get a vet exam done if you get a new bunny. If you adopt from our rescue, you'll get the peace of mind of knowing their correct gender and knowing they are fixed already. Unfixed female bunnies are especially likely to get reproductive cancers at a young age if they aren't spayed. So it's important for their long term health to get them fixed even if they are indoors and not around males.

08/24/2026

Update: the bunny was picked up by one of our previous adopters, Donna. The plan had been to send the bun off to their new home today, but considering how underweight the poor thing is, he/she is going to stay with Donna until their weight stabilizes. The bunny's ribs are palpable and he/she has fleas, not in good shape. Please send prayers and good thoughts for a speedy recovery! πŸ™

Thank you so much to the kind person who caught the bun and kept them safe until a home could be found, and thank you for not giving up when other rescues couldn't help. Thank you to Donna for looking after the bun, and to everyone who offered to adopt! You are all heros and it means the world to this bunny, who almost certainly would not have made it otherwise. πŸ¦Έβ€β™‚οΈ

I also want to clarify that the person who caught the bun did the right thing, she recognized an animal in need, caught it, and gave it an enclosure using what she had on hand, while reaching out to multiple rescues and the shelter. The fishtank was temporary and infinitely better than leaving the bun outside. I shared the current situation to convey the urgency needed in finding a home. Please don't be upset with her for the temporary set up, she isn't the one who dumped this bunny. Given the size and age, we think the little guy was likely dumped after Easter 🐰. Domestic bunnies cannot survive outside like wild bunnies can. They starve and get infested with bugs, or worse. Please help us spread the word about this misconception.

The plan currently is for the bunny to go to the first adopter who reached out once they are up to weight. If you messaged about adopting this bunny and are still interested, we do have three wonderful buns in Rapid City looking for homes 🏑 Thank you again to everyone who helped this bun! Y'all give us hope ❀️

Update: the bunny was picked up by one of our previous adopters, Donna. The plan had been to send the bun off to their n...
08/24/2026

Update: the bunny was picked up by one of our previous adopters, Donna. The plan had been to send the bun off to their new home today, but considering how underweight the poor thing is, he/she is going to stay with Donna until their weight stabilizes. The bunny's ribs are palpable and he/she has fleas, not in good shape. Please send prayers and good thoughts for a speedy recovery! πŸ™

Thank you so much to the kind person who caught the bun and kept them safe until a home could be found, and thank you for not giving up when other rescues couldn't help. Thank you to Donna for looking after the bun, and to everyone who offered to adopt! You are all heros and it means the world to this bunny, who almost certainly would not have made it otherwise. πŸ¦Έβ€β™‚οΈ

I also want to clarify that the person who caught the bun did the right thing, she recognized an animal in need, caught it, and gave it an enclosure using what she had on hand, while reaching out to multiple rescues and the shelter. The fishtank was temporary and infinitely better than leaving the bun outside. I shared the current situation to convey the urgency needed in finding a home. Please don't be upset with her for the temporary set up, she isn't the one who dumped this bunny. Given the size and age, we think the little guy was likely dumped after Easter 🐰. Domestic bunnies cannot survive outside like wild bunnies can. They starve and get infested with bugs, or worse. Please help us spread the word about this misconception.

The plan currently is for the bunny to go to the first adopter who reached out once they are up to weight. If you messaged about adopting this bunny and are still interested, we do have three wonderful buns in Rapid City looking for homes 🏑 Thank you again to everyone who helped this bun! Y'all give us hope ❀️

08/24/2026

Urgent Rapid City/Black Hills: someone found a stray bunny and has taken him/her in. She is not able to keep the bun and he/she is currently in a makeshift setup in a fishtank in a garage. There is a real concern for the bunnies' safety due to heat since the garage is not air conditioned. πŸ₯΅

Our rescue is full and still has waitlist buns trying to get in, but given the urgency we are doing a courtesy post, is there anyone who could give this little guy or girl a safe home? They look like a young bunny, possibly a dump from Easter.

Also if you would like to adopt or foster one of our rescue bunnies, please fill the adoption form out and send it over. If you've messaged recently and I forgot to reply please send me a reminder!

Urgent Rapid City/Black Hills: someone found a stray bunny and has taken him/her in. She is not able to keep the bun and...
08/24/2026

Urgent Rapid City/Black Hills: someone found a stray bunny and has taken him/her in. She is not able to keep the bun and he/she is currently in a makeshift setup in a fishtank in a garage. There is a real concern for the bunnies' safety due to heat since the garage is not air conditioned. πŸ₯΅

Our rescue is full and still has waitlist buns trying to get in, but given the urgency we are doing a courtesy post, is there anyone who could give this little guy or girl a safe home? They look like a young bunny, possibly a dump from Easter.

Also if you would like to adopt or foster one of our rescue bunnies, please fill the adoption form out and send it over. If you've messaged recently and I forgot to reply please send me a reminder!

Chester is a girl! His foster mom had her doubts about him being male, and she was right. It can be hard to tell with al...
08/10/2026

Chester is a girl! His foster mom had her doubts about him being male, and she was right. It can be hard to tell with all that fluff πŸ˜…

Holly came to the rescue again with for helping fund Chester's spay! She also sponsored Bluebell's spay and picked her beautiful name πŸͺ» We cannot thank her enough πŸ’— We are almost to the $80 goal. Only $30 to go and Chester will be all set πŸ™ Can you help, even a little? Please share to reach more of the community! She is definitely going to need a new name now so stay tuned to find out what his sponsor picks!

Donation info for spay/neuter sponsors:
πŸ€Paypal: [email protected]
πŸ€If you'd like to donate to our vet directly please let us know and we'll send their info πŸ₯

08/09/2026

Chester needs prayers and all the good vibes you can send! πŸ™ This handsome is scheduled to be neutered tomorrow but he hasn't gotten any donations for his procedure πŸ’” Can you help him? Every bit counts! We are doing a naming fundraiser and the highest donor gets to name him. Wouldn't you like to name this cute little fluffball? He even did his happy zooms to show you! How could we say no to rescueing him πŸ₯Ή Aaand, as a fixed bunny, he will soon be available for adoption. If you're looking to add a little cloud to your home either as a foster or adopter, please reach out! πŸŒ₯️

Thanks to our vet's commitment to affordable spay/neuter, he only needs about $80 to cover his procedure (varying a bit by gender and weight). Volunteers get up early, and drive the bunnies about two hours each way to get it done. It truly is a team effort and we are so thankful for everyone who helps! πŸ’ž

Please help us share his post to reach as many as we can before he goes to surgery tomorrow! I believe as a community we can do this, let's make it happen!

Donation info for spay/neuter sponsors:
πŸ€Paypal: [email protected]
πŸ€If you'd like to donate to our vet directly please let us know and we'll send their info πŸ₯

08/07/2026

We have a spay/neuter clinic coming up on Monday 🩺 Bluebell and a new, very fluffy, gray, male bunny are getting fixed! This means they will be available to adopt soon 🏑 Each spay and neuter costs about $80, usually a bit more after pain meds are dosed. Bluebell's spay was sponsored by a kind donor, who also got to pick her name! πŸ’ πŸ’™ Would you like to be the gray bunnies' sponsor and pick his name?

Donation info for spay/neuter sponsors:

πŸ€Paypal: [email protected]

πŸ€If you'd like to donate to our vet directly please let us know and we'll send their info πŸ₯

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