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Before You Get a Rabbit:

Please make sure you do some research on rabbit behaviors, illnesses, requirements, and lifespans.

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Rabbits require specialized veterinary care which may not be available near you, and can be quite expensive.

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If you are planning to keep the rabbit in a hutch, outside, please don't get one.

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If you are planning to get a rabbit for a gift or for a child, please don't get one.

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If you are choosing a rabbit based on physical traits, be aware that some breeds have more problems down the road due to their selective breeding.

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Be aware of potential allergies BEFORE adopting a rabbit.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where do T.H.E. Rabbit Resource rabbits come from?

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​1. Dumped outside to fend for themselves

2. Hoarding situations

3. Cooperating shelters reaching out for help

4. Sister rescues with overloads or buns needing specific care​​

 

Where do T.H.E. Rabbit Resource rabbits go?

 

​1. Foster and adoptions

2. Sanctuaries for specific medical needs

3. Sister rescues if we are over full

What can T.H.E. Rabbit Resource do?

 

​1. We can list your rabbit and screen adopters

2. We can list vets that are rabbit savvy

3. We can consult on your set up and provide best cost and practice for hay, food, and housing​

4. We can help trap loose rabbits depending on location​

5. We can provide best practices for how to trap loose rabbits

​6. We can offer limited assistance in emergencies​

7. We can provide documentation of community service ​

8. We can speak to your organization about rabbits, their care, and the role of rescues​

 

What can't T.H.E. Rabbit Resource do?

 

​1. We can't take owner surrenders into foster

​2. We can't provide boarding services​

3. We can't adopt out unfixed rabbits. All males will be a minimum of 3 months to be neutered, and females a minimum of 6 months

​4. We can't accept applications from minors or transient undergrad students​

5. We can't adopt as classroom pets

​6. We can't rent our rabbits for private events

7. WE CAN'T HELP WITH WILD COTTONTAILS

8. We can't do this alone!

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