Are you a "no-kill" organization?

Yes. Should they become ill, our rabbits receive medical care. Only when further treatment will no longer alleviate pain and suffering is euthanasia performed (by and on the advice of a veterinarian). Rabbits with chronic health problems remain in our homes and become part of our families. We do not euthanize rabbits because of behavioral problems or due to lack of space.

Where do your rabbits come from?

We accept rabbits primarily from local animal shelters. These rabbits would otherwise be euthanized because of age, illness or lack of space.

Do you have a shelter?

No. All of our rabbits live in private homes as members of their foster family until they're adopted. However, we do list rabbits for other organizations and some of these have shelters.

You're a rabbit rescue group. Why won't you take my rabbit?

As much as we'd like to help every needy rabbit we hear about, there are several reasons we can't accept rabbits from members of the public: