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One goal of the House Rabbit Society is to buy a homeless bunny more time.
Rabbits that would otherwise be euthanized at area shelters due to a lack of
space, health or behavioral concerns are rescued and placed in an HRS foster
home. Foster bunnies are spayed or neutered and any health concerns are
addressed. Bunnies are litter-trained and any behavioral issues are
corrected.
The desired outcome in a rabbit rescue is placement in a permanent, loving home. Every rabbit placed means another can be rescued from a shelter. To view photos and read descriptions of bunnies currently available for adoption through the Wisconsin House Rabbit Society, follow the link below. If you are interested in adopting a rabbit, but have never had a house rabbit before, we recommend that you read our Rabbit Care Guidelines. This document provides an overview of a house rabbit's living requirements. This information will help you decide if a rabbit is the right companion animal for your household and lifestyle. The first step in adoption is to contact the WHRS foster home and schedule a time to meet the adoptable rabbits. Please call (608) 232-7044 to do this. You may also email us, but phoning is the most timely and efficient way of learning more about a rabbit and scheduling a time to visit. If you have a rabbit and would like to find him or her a friend, we are glad to assist with this process. See "The Dating Game" for information on the bonding process. Adoption Fees Single rabbit: $30 You may also wish to visit your local animal shelter and meet rabbits there who are available for adoption. The following Wisconsin shelters are known to have rabbit adoption programs: Dane
County Humane Society
(Madison area) If the above shelters are not near to you, you may also check Petfinder.com and do a QUICK PET SEARCH for adoptable rabbits in your zip code area. |
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