IMPORTANT NOTICE! *If you live in a state that exceeds 80 degrees or below 20 degrees please contact first to make sure we can schedule a flight for you! *We do not ship international! You are welcome to check with your countries import policy and fly here to pickup your bunny and fly home with them but all arrangements must be done by you. We do not offer help on international questions. *Shipping schedules change weekly and there is no way for us to update the website on the weekly basis that flights change. Therefore We offer shipping throughout the United States only. If you do not see your preferred airport listed below under Alaska, Delta, or American Airlines, than please send us a message with the full name of the airport you're requesting and we will check for you! As we get more requests, we will fill in more approved airports! If you don't see your preferred airport please feel free to ask! Shipping in the U.S is $350 for airports listed below using Alaska. Delta is $380, and American Airlines is $380. If you are adopting two bunnies from us, the second bunny is free to ship! We do not ship other rabbits that are not from our rabbitry. Shipping includes the airline ticket, health certificate, airline approved crate, water bowl/ food dish, and absorbent pad. You get to keep the crate and all the supplies as well!
*If you are reserving 3 or 4 bunnies and ONLY using ALASKA AIRLINES and their combined weight with the crates is under 15lbs, which in most cases it is when they are all at least 8-9 weeks old, then you only have to pay an additional $85 to the original shipping cost to ship the 3rd and 4th bunny. Again this is for Alaska Airlines only! After your purchase of 3-4 bunnies, you will be emailed another link to complete the additional $85 shipping fee for the 3rd and 4th bunny.
How It Works
We book the ticket and order the crate and supplies. Bunnies are shipped out of Seattle Tacoma International Airport to your preferred approved airport. Check the lists below to see if your airport is one that Alaska, Delta, or American Airlines fly's to within the temperature restrictions. After the flight is booked I will send you all the details including the airway bill number that you can track your flight. I will also send you the exact address where pickup will be.
Is It Safe For Rabbits To Fly?
The crates accommodate the rabbits to make them feel secure. Some airports have temperature restrictions so in the summer and winter months please contact me before hand if you live in a hot or cold state during those seasons. We've shipped to several different states including California, Florida, Rhode Island, Arizona, New York, Texas, and many more.
What To Expect Upon Picking Up Your New Rabbit
When you arrive to pick up your bunny, open the crate door and stick your hand in slowly and comfort them by petting them softly. They may be a bit shy at first because they are in a whole new environment. Make sure to make them feel secure when picking them up. It's important during this time to create a bonding and trusting relationship. Depending on how long the flight is, your new companion may have yellow feet from the urine on the absorbent pad. Never bathe your bunnies! If necessary, get a warm wet wash rag and rub their feet clean. Rabbits are self grooming animals much like cats and do not need to take baths.
Warranty
Our animals are healthy to the best of our knowledge when they leave our home. Once they leave our care and are passed onto the airlines, we are no longer responsible for any damage or fatal occurrences.
Listed below are all the airports that Alaska services in the U.S. These are all airports we have shipped to before but please check with us each time you reserve as flight schedules change very frequently! This list may not be up to date so double check before reserving! Check further down to see if Delta or American Airlines has your airport listed and if not feel free to reach out to us to see if we can ship to your preferred airport. The Delta and American Airlines list will get larger as we find out more airports they service that Alaska does not.