"To abandon a rabbit" means to leave or forsake a rabbit, usually without giving it proper care, attention, or a safe place to live.
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We aim to place surrendered or
abandoned rabbits in loving homes where they will be welcomed as family members.
Our chapter is devoted to finding permanent, loving homes
for abandoned rabbits and educating the public's understanding of rabbits as companion animals.
A greater understanding of these amazing creatures will lead to stronger bonds between them and their human companions, which is the first step in ending the flood
of abandoned rabbits at shelters around the country.
The Rabbit Haven
rescues abandoned rabbits and accepts surrendered rabbits from the general public and shelters in Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, Contra Costa, San Benito and Monterey Counties.
With chapters in 22 states, this volunteer - based, nonprofit animal welfare organization is dedicated to rescuing and
rehoming abandoned rabbits, as well as rabbit advocacy and public education.
Jennifer McGee, co-manager of the Georgia chapter of House Rabbit Society, a shelter in the southeastern part of the state, says they normally receive one to two calls a week
about abandoned rabbits.
With our new focus on education we hope to raise awareness and decrease the numbers of
abandoned rabbits in Vegas.
Our mission has two parts: Through our fostering program, volunteers
rescue abandoned rabbits and find permanent adoptive homes for them.
Continually overrun
with abandoned rabbits, local shelters and rescues are the best place to find a new pet bunny.
The popular event raised a record - breaking $ 13,000, which will help the more than 300 neglected and
abandoned rabbits, guinea pigs and other small exotics that come to Humane Society of the Treasure Coast.
Dr. Colby works in conjunction with the Georgia House Rabbit Society of Marietta, helping to rehabilitate abused and
abandoned rabbits in need.
The Rabbit Haven rescues
abandoned rabbits and accepts surrendered rabbits from the general public, from shelters and from other rescue organizations in the counties of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, Sonoma, Sacramento, San Benito, Yolo, Contra Costa, and Monterey, and San Mateo.
She rescues injured and
abandoned rabbits and accepts surrendered rabbits from animal control and shelters from all over the Eastern Part of North Carolina, but mainly from Pitt County.
Every day, we receive phone calls and emails from people who want to surrender their rabbit, people who have found
an abandoned rabbit, and area animal control facilities who have bunnies scheduled to be euthanized.
Instead of buying a rabbit from a pet store or off the Internet, Conway encourages bunny seekers to adopt from the shelter or Rabbit Haven, which is a local nonprofit dedicated to rescuing, treating, and finding permanent homes for endangered or
abandoned rabbits.