Most importantly, you will join thousands of rabbit lovers who, like you, help to make the world a better place for rabbits! And right now, your impact goes even further. All gifts are being matched, up to $15,000. Your membership helps expand access to lifesaving care for rabbits who need it most.
An annual donation of $28 ($33 for international) includes a membership to HRS. Member benefits include our annual magazine, the House Rabbit Journal, discounts to many online rabbit-friendly shops, and a boarding discount at our facility in Richmond, California.
For a limited time, new members will receive a special thank-you: our brand-new "Ask me about my rabbit" button. It's a fun way to celebrate the rabbits who share our lives, past or present, and to spark conversations wherever you go. Join today: houserabbit.org/donate
While much of our lifesaving work happens at our facility in Richmond, California, our impact reaches far beyond the Bay Area. We're working every day to create a safer, more compassionate world for rabbits.
Check out our 2025 impact report to see your generosity in action!
To learn more about our medical programs, watch our latest YouTube video. Your support today will help us continue to expand these programs and create a future where every rabbit receives the care they deserve!
Right now, thanks to a generous donor, all gifts are being matched, up to $15,000, in support of our spay/neuter program and our veterinary training initiative. Give now at houserabbit.org/donate and help us reach our grand total goal of $30,000!
Not local to us? Check with your local animal shelter or rabbit rescue to learn more about fostering opportunities in your area! 💖🐰
If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you can learn more about fostering at houserabbit.org/foster. We only ask for a 2-week commitment, and we'll send you with all the supplies you need to get started.
That's amazing!! They're the silliest rabbits. 🐇
At House Rabbit Society, we believe rabbits are wonderful companions, but they're not for everyone. If you've never had a rabbit before, we encourage you to spend time on our website, houserabbit.org, learning more about them, and not purchasing one impulsively for the Easter holiday.
Yes! Along with Ricardo.
We would like to thank KRON 4 News for having Larissa Church, our communications & development manager, on last Sunday's broadcast to talk about our adoptable rabbits. Check it out below!
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If you would like to help get the word out about rabbits and Easter, visit houserabbit.org/shelter-assistance to find graphics you can download and share on your own social media.
Please don't impulsively get a rabbit for Easter before you're ready for the commitment! For those who have thoroughly educated themselves about rabbit care and have decided to share their home with a rabbit, please adopt from your local shelter or rabbit rescue! 💖🐰
If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you can learn more about fostering with HRS at houserabbit.org/foster. Not local to us? Check with your local animal shelter or rabbit rescue to learn more about fostering opportunities in your area! 💖🐰
We believe rabbits are wonderful companions, but they're not for everyone. If you've never had a rabbit before, we encourage you to spend time on our website, houserabbit.org, learning more about them and whether they would be a good fit for you and not purchasing one impulsively for Easter.
Did you know that rabbits poop 200-300 times per day? That's a lot of poop! 💩 If you're not ready for a lifetime commitment of cleaning up poop, consider fostering a rabbit first so you can experience what it's like caring for one before you make a lifetime, 10-year commitment to adopt!
We accept inspiring or informative articles and thoughtful essays that support our philosophy as well as original photography, artwork, and poetry. We encourage you to browse past issues at houserabbit.org/journal to see the types of works we publish.
Please carefully review our submission guidelines before sending in your work: houserabbit.org/hrjguidelines
Since 1988, the House Rabbit Journal has been educating and entertaining readers with professional-quality veterinary, educational, and creative articles.
Submissions are now open for the 2026 issue of the House Rabbit Journal, our annual magazine celebrating life with house rabbits! We're looking for a wide variety of stories that reflect the joys and realities of life with a house rabbit. The submission deadline for our 2026 issue is April 1, 2026.
Is your bunny an expert escape artist who's forced you to get creative with bunny-proofing? Have you navigated a challenging rabbit bond and learned valuable lessons along the way? Or do you share your life with a rabbit with medical issues or mobility challenges who inspires you every day?
Watch our latest YouTube video now to see our lifesaving educational programs in action and learn how your support helps expand access to trusted information, empowering rabbit caregivers around the world.
As one of the only rabbit rescues in the U.S. with nearly four decades of experience, we are proud to share the knowledge we have gained to improve and save lives.
From our early days sharing foundational rabbit care resources to today's live Zoom classes on health, behavior, and bonding, HRS has continued to evolve to meet the needs of the rabbit community.
For nearly 40 years, House Rabbit Society has been a trusted leader in rabbit education, and now you can see that work in action in our newest YouTube video. Watch now: youtu.be/IF0MAZU9jY4
Thinking of adding a rabbit to your family? We're here to help you make an informed, thoughtful decision. Take our free Zoom class, Rabbit Care 101, to learn what life with a rabbit is really like. Visit our website, houserabbit.org, to register and for information about how to care for a rabbit. 💖🐰
Rabbits can live 10+ years, require specialized veterinary care, and belong as part of the family, just like dogs and cats. They're intelligent, sensitive companions, not gifts to be bought on a whim.
This Easter, choose compassion: adopt, don't shop! Every year around this time, rabbits are purchased on impulse as gifts for children, seen as seasonal accessories or living toys. But rabbits are not low-maintenance pets, and many of them are later surrendered to shelters or abandoned outdoors.
If you haven't heard, Cottontail Studios is generously donating 25% of their profits to HRS! Their rabbit themed apparel and merchandise is the perfect gift for anyone looking to represent their love of rabbits and rabbit rescues. Shop now: cottontailstudios.com 💖🐰
