Triangle Rabbits

Announcements and Events:

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, in the general area, as the Mom will only come back at night to call and find him. Leave the area. If injured, please contact a wildlife rehabilitator or rabbit vet immediately.

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

Pet Loss Support

Hospice of Alamance is offering Spring Pet Loss Support Groups.  The group will meet for 6 consecutive weeks beginning April 12th, from 5:30 – 7:00 pm. Everyone who may be struggling with the loss of their companion pet is invited to attend.

We value our companions and know they are significant in our relationships; they are our family, our friends, our confidants, and our soul partners.  We recognize that grief is a part of life and sometimes the loss of our companion pet in not recognized by society, our families or our friends. Therefore, Hospice of Alamance would like to provide a safe space for one to share their loss, their stories and their pain. 

For questions please feel free to call or email: 919-532-7216 or mj@hospiceac.com.   

Foster homes needed:

Several local rabbit rescues have been overwhelmed with bunnies 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.