Our Story

Meet Madison Stoltz, baker and owner of Snak Rabbit. Madison is almost 17 years old, has been baking for nearly 8 years, and has run a booth at the Perry Street Farmers market for the past 2 summers. She is a student at Lewis and Clark High School where she takes many AP classes, has maintained a 4.0 GPA, and is involved in many clubs. In her spare time she enjoy’s baking, spending time with friends and family, skiing, and playing soccer. Her rabbit, Snickers, was the inspiration behind the name, Snak Rabbit. He was a caramel brown, Himalayan-rex rabbit.

In the summer you can find Madison enjoying lake life at Lake Pend’ Orielle, and in the winter, she loves spending time at Schweitzer Mountain. She is currently recovering from a torn ACL, but normally she plays club soccer year round for Spokane Shadow and skis at Schweitzer. With the new found free time during her recovery, she has become involved in the community by being a member of the Ronald McDonald House Teen Board, which inspired her to start her own club at Lewis and Clark called Cookies for a Cause. This club raises money for the Ronald McDonald House through selling cookies.

Madison puts her heart and soul into every baked good and hopes that when you taste the difference you decide to order again.