SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A Sacramento animal shelter is seeking supplies and cash donations to care for nearly 300 rabbits taken from a single property. 
 
 KTXL-TV reports the bunnies are of varying ages and not available for adoption because they are part of an investigation. 
 
 Folsom Police Department Det. Donald Rowberry says officers were responding to a separate call when they looked over a fence and spotted about 100 rabbits. The officers called for backup and found many more bunnies hopping in unsanitary living conditions. 
 
 Folsom city code allows only two rabbits per home. The Sacramento SPCA received 286 from the home on Friday. 
 
 The shelter needs small litter boxes, small ceramic bowls and bunny water bottles, among other items. 
 
 The group is calling for rabbit-related help through social media with the hashtag #bunoverload2018. 
 
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 Information from: KTXL-TV. 

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 SACRAMENTO -- The Sacramento SPCA is in need of donations after receiving nearly 300 bunnies Friday night. 
 
 The 286 rabbits of various ages are part of an ongoing investigation and are not up for adoption. 
 
 Patrol officers with the Folsom Police Department discovered the rabbits at a home on Pine Grove Way while responding to a different call. After looking over a fence and noticing, what they thought were 100 rabbits, they radioed Animal Control. 
 
 "From there, the Animal Control Officer went over and was able to see that there was much more than the 100 that she believed was there," said detective Donald Rowberry. 
 
 The City of Folsom only allows for two rabbits per household. 
 
 Authorities say their living conditions were not healthy. 
 
 "The main concern was the safety of the rabbits. They were in unsanitary conditions," said Rowberry. 
 
 The shelter received multiple breeds, including Angoras, Himalayans, Lionheads and Lops, from Folsom Animal Control. 
 
 SSPCA is in need of small litter boxes, small ceramic bowls, Timothy grass/hay, rabbit water bottles, rabbit toys and rabbit cages. 
 
 Their wishlist can be found on Amazon and cash donations can be made on the SSPCA website. 
 
 Late night update: More than 200 bunnies expected to arrive until late this evening. In great need of caging, Timothy hay, water bottles and rabbit toys. @sacbee_news pic.twitter.com/RQMvuJq8Nr — Sacramento SPCA (@SacramentoSPCA) March 17, 2018
– A Sacramento animal shelter is seeking supplies and cash donations to care for nearly 300 rabbits taken from a single property. FOX40 reports the bunnies are of varying ages and not available for adoption, at least not yet, because they're part of an investigation. Folsom Police Department Det. Donald Rowberry says officers were responding to a separate call when they looked over a fence and spotted about 100 rabbits. Animal control staffers then found many more bunnies hopping in unsanitary living conditions. Folsom city code allows only two rabbits per home, per the AP. The Sacramento SPCA received 286 from the home on Friday. The shelter needs small litter boxes, small ceramic bowls, and bunny water bottles, among other items. The group is calling for rabbit-related help through social media with the hashtag #bunoverload2018.