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It's Baby Rabbit Season!


We've been getting lots of questions lately about wild baby bunnies. If you, or your dog, finds a nest of wild baby bunnies here's what to do:

FAQ: Orphaned Baby Rabbits
The best thing you can do is put the bunny right back where you found him, as the Mom will come back to feed and care for the baby. It doesn't matter if you touched him, his mom will not abandon him. If the baby is injured, please contact a wildlife rehabilitator or rabbit vet immediately.

Triangle Area Wildlife Rehabilitators
For more local resources jump to our Care page.

Announcements and Events

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We're going to our first Pet Expo! Triangle Rabbits and Dance with the Bunnies Rabbit Rescue will have a display in the rabbit area of the Pet and Horse Expo at the Got to Be NC Festival on May 18. We will have volunteers to answer bunny questions, information on diet and care, a housing display, and of course, adoptable bunnies! Stop by and see us!
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Thanks to everyone who supported us in the SPCA of Wake County's K9-3K on Saturday April 20 in downtown Raleigh! Our team raised $360 for the SPCA!
Have you seen the new House Rabbit Society website? Check out the new look!

Adoptable Rabbit Spotlight

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Meet Sky!


Sky is a handsome fellow looking for a special family. Sky is a "special needs" bunny. He suffered from a back injury and does not have use of his back legs. He is able to scoot around, and soon he will be learning to get around in a cart. He needs a home where he can play and explore with his wheels and people who want to shower him with the extra attention and care he needs. If you know someone special who would like to adopt a wonderful friend, contact diadrascritters@gmail.com.
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Courtesy Listing: Thumper (top) and Junior (bottom)



Thumper and Junior are a sweet pair of English Spot boys. A good samaritan rescued a lovely girl bunny who was living under a truck in Hillsborough, and she surprised her rescuer with three babies!
The boys are 4 months old and have not yet been neutered. They are very spunky, playful and friendly and don't seem to mind cats and dogs in their foster home.

For more information contact Denise 404-822-7525. Adoption fee $50.

Featured Articles

Shy Rabbits


One of the most common misconceptions people have about rabbits is that they like to be held and cuddled. This is probably because they look like plush toys. Unfortunately, many people buy rabbits without realizing the true nature of rabbits, and that’s one of the main reason these lovely, intelligent creatures are “dumped” shortly after they reach sexual maturity and begin to assert their strong personalities.

TTouch: A Gentle Way to Better Behavior and Health


For caregivers, shelter workers and veterinary personnel all over the world, Tellington TTouch plays an integral part in their animal care regime. Also, for non-professional rabbit caregivers and guardians, this handling technique can have beneficial effects on your rabbits’ physical and emotional health and help you deal with many common health and behavioral issues
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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. On our site you'll find information about rabbit care, heath, and behavior, a listing for local veterinarians, places to find bunny supplies, and much more!
We had a great time at Rabbit Day 2013!
On February 23 bunny people from all over NC gathered at AniMall Pet Adoption and Outreach Center for Rabbit Day. For photos from our event, check our our Facebook Page!

We want to send out a huge THANK YOU to our Rabbit Day sponsors and donors! We appreciate their support! Check out their great products and services:
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