Adoptable CRITTERS
Thank you for your interest in rescuing an animal with us. We only profile those animals on this page which are healthy and officially ready to be adopted.
Check back often as our website is updated as they become available!
Guidelines for Adopting a Critter
Thinking of Adopting a Critter? Hereโs What You Need to Know!
Small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs and other critters make wonderful companions โ but they have big needs for their small size! At AARCS, we want to ensure every critter adoption sets both animal and adopter up for success.
Hay There!
A healthy critter diet includes unlimited hay, which is essential for digestion and dental health. Fresh vegetables and occasional fruits are also important to keeping your critter happy and healthy.
Home Sweet Habitat
We do not adopt rabbits out to live in traditional cages. Instead, they need a spacious habitat (at least 12 square feet of uninterrupted floor space) and plenty of time outside of their enclosure each day to roam, stretch, and play. They also need toys, tunnels and hideouts for enrichment and comfort.
Understanding Behaviour
Critters are prey animals by nature, which means they can be nervous and may prefer to hide. While some may enjoy gentle affection, most do not like being picked up and need time and patience to feel secure.
Before adopting, make sure youโre ready to meet their unique needs. With the right setup and care, these sweet critters can bring tons of joy into your life!
CRITTER of the Week
Critters chosen for Critter of the Week have a reduced adoption fee of 50% for one week!
How tO APPLY
Pending Applications
This means there is an adopter interested in the critter already. You can still apply for him/her, however, there is someone ahead of you that will have first opportunity to adopt.
Adoption Fees
Critter adoption fees range between $20 โ $250.
AARCSโ Critters include but are not limited to Rabbits, Guinea Pigs and Skinny Pigs.
Critter of the Week has a reduced fee for ONE WEEK.

Thank you to Jumpy Animal Welfare Foundation for funding ongoing medical care for our rabbits! Be sure to check them out via their website, here!