Our mission is to educate people about having house rabbits as companions, assist bunny parents with finding the information they need to take the best care of their rabbits, and help rabbits in local animal shelters through our volunteer efforts.
What you'll find here:
Information about rabbit care, heath, and behavior, a listing for local veterinarians, places to find bunny supplies, and much more! Check back soon as we add more resources for Triangle bunnies!Announcements and Events:
February is Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month! Find your bunny friend on our Adoption page.
Rabbit Day is coming!!
On February 27, the Triangle House Rabbits group will be hosting Rabbit Day 2010 at AniMall in Cary. Rabbit rescues will be there with adoptable rabbits. There will also be demonstrations, information about rabbit care, people to answer your questions about living with a house rabbit, and free chocolate. Make plans to come out and join the fun!
On February 27, the Triangle House Rabbits group will be hosting Rabbit Day 2010 at AniMall in Cary. Rabbit rescues will be there with adoptable rabbits. There will also be demonstrations, information about rabbit care, people to answer your questions about living with a house rabbit, and free chocolate. Make plans to come out and join the fun!
Bunnies on Film
Check out Equal Hoppertunity, a documentary film about rabbits by Rebecca Sansom from Chapel Hill.
Check out Equal Hoppertunity, a documentary film about rabbits by Rebecca Sansom from Chapel Hill.
Foster homes needed:
Several local rabbit rescues have been overwhelmed with bunnies recently, and foster homes are needed. If you have bunny experience, or would like to have some, please consider becoming a foster home. In many cases supplies (housing, litter boxes, etc.) and medical care are provided. If you are interested in this opportunity to help local bunnies, contact a rescue on our Adopting a friend page, or an Educator from our Resources page to get started.
Several local rabbit rescues have been overwhelmed with bunnies recently, and foster homes are needed. If you have bunny experience, or would like to have some, please consider becoming a foster home. In many cases supplies (housing, litter boxes, etc.) and medical care are provided. If you are interested in this opportunity to help local bunnies, contact a rescue on our Adopting a friend page, or an Educator from our Resources page to get started.
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