Alerts /

The New Website is Live

We have a new website to support our rabbits.  Welcome aboard!  The most recent entries will appear on the homepage, donations can be made directly to us, and by a feature called responsive design, our pages will automatically change to fit large or small screens.

Our original site will continue to be available and offers an archive of our activities and fosters since 1997.

Enjoy!  And if you have any suggestions or questions, please contact .img@.img.

Our sincere thanks to Steven Matarazzo, who motivated us to modernize our site and who contributed initial ideas and transferred content for us.

Adopted /

Squiggle

Sweet Squiggle has found her forever home with the McCarthy family, where she’s becoming best friends with Clare.

Wee Squiggle was rescued with her parents and siblings from the polar cold this past winter. Happy and healthy, Squiggle loves cuddles and is very easy to pick up. She has a gentle, calm character, but is also inquisitive and athletic when she chooses. It’s surprising how fast those little legs can run and how high she can jump! Probably born in November 2013, Squiggle weighs a full-grown 4.5 lbs, has a strong appetite, and truly excellent litter box habits. She’d make a fine companion for a first-time house-rabbit adopter.

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Timeline /

August 2014

  • here’s our front-line report from the Day of Action at Whole Foods in Cleveland — pointing a finger at Whole Foods selling our friends for FOOD!
  • we are up to our ears in foster buns. These adorable bunnies are in need of permanent homes. Meet Tobey, Jessica, and Kia.
  • cuteness times seven!  Babies from a rescue in Indiana are eager to grow up in your home. The Indiana Babies are two boys and five girls — and one has a bunny marking on the nose. Can you see which one?
  • the national House Rabbit Society is coordinating a Day of Action Focused on Whole Foods: August 17.  Join in to express your distaste for the decision by Whole Foods to sell rabbits for meat.