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Learn More. When you're ready to adopt, your local shelter or rabbit rescue group should be your first stop. If they don't have the right rabbit for you at the time, ask to be put on a waiting list.
To locate a rescue group that specializes in rabbits, contact your local animal shelter or search online through the House Rabbit Society. After cats and dogs, rabbits are the species most often surrendered to animal shelters.
The majority of rabbits lose their homes because of "people reasons," such as a move or the owner's inability or unwillingness to care for the animal, not because the rabbit has behavioral or health problems. In addition to shelters, there are numerous private rabbit adoption agencies that are run by people with in-depth knowledge of rabbits. Most groups depend on volunteers who provide foster care for homeless rabbits until they can find them a home.
Many rabbit rescue groups partner with local animal shelters, helping to place bunnies through their foster care networks. When you contact a rescue group, be sure to find out as much as you can about the organization, how it cares for its animals, how it decides which animals are adoptable and what other adoption and post-adoption services are available.
Staff and volunteers at well-run shelters or rescue groups work hard to keep the bunnies socialized and healthy. Their hands-on experience with the rabbits will enable them to help you choose the right bunny for you. And unlike the part-time staff at a large pet store, the people at your local shelter and rescue group can provide detailed information on bunny care and behavior and answer questions you may have after adoption. Adoption fees vary, but the package may include a certificate for a free vet visit or a reduced cost spay or neuter surgery if your bunny isn't already sterilized.
To find your local animal shelter, search online like at Petfinder. Sign up to receive our exclusive e-book full of training techniques, problem-solving and important information about caring for your pet.
If you've looked at all the local animal shelters and rabbit rescue groups and still haven't found "The One"—and you just can't wait to bring home your new rabbit—you may be wondering how to identify and locate a reputable breeder. Good breeders are not in the business just to make money; they don't sell their rabbits to the first person who shows up with cash in hand.
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