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Welcome to Triangle Rabbits!

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!

Announcements and Events:

Upcoming Events!
We have a lot of fun events coming up this winter. Watch the Meetup site for details and to RSVP.

January 29 Willow Cutting
Do your buns love willow? Come out with us and cut some willow for your rabbits! You'll have a nice walk and take home some great treats.

February 4 Prep for Rabbit Day and "Make Mine Chocolate!"
On this date we will be meeting to put together our materials and handouts for Rabbit Day (coming up on 2/25). We will also be doing some bunny crafts for the spring "Make Mine Chocolate!" campaign.

February 25 Rabbit Day 2012!
Make plans to come out to AniMall Pet Adoption and Outreach Center for our biggest event of the year! There will be adoptable rabbits, crafts, clicker training, rabbit pros to answer your questions, and free chocolate!
Crafters Wanted!
Do you have a craft you love to do? We will be having a craft table at Rabbit Day on February 25 as part of our fundraising for rabbit rescue. We are looking for donations of craft items or artwork to include in our sale. If you have an item you would like to donate, please contact us!
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.

Adoptable Rabbit Spotlight: Snickers and Pumpkin

The Cape Fear House Rabbit Society has a couple of lonely bachelors who are looking for female companionship! Here are their stories:
Hi! I’m Snickers, a four year old minilop, who would just love to replace Digger the dog with a real live warm body to snuggle up next to. Now don’t get me wrong, I love Digger – he is always there for me, never hogs the food dish or wants all the attention, but he can also be kind of boring. I’m a really fun guy – I love to run around and explore, I like people, cats, other rabbits and eating, not necessarily in that order. If you walk by my pen I’m right there, standing up for some attention, or a treat. I’m so perky and cute you’d never know I’m totally deaf except when you run the sweeper right next to me and I never budge from my sound-asleep position. I’m healthy and ready for love, so if you have a nice little girl bunny who would like to get grooming on a regular basis from a very handsome guy, please come meet me.
I’m Pumpkin, and I’m also looking for a girlfriend. I am a four pound Holland Lop and am so lonely I have completely groomed the ears off my stuffed dog. I like people okay, and especially when they pet me, but I don’t particularly seek them out, preferring to hang out under my favorite tables and chairs. I really don’t like being picked up, so I would not be a good bunny for a child. What would make me happy is a female bunny that I can lay next to and groom and who would love me back. I am healthy and litter box trained, and currently living in my foster home in Raleigh.

Featured Article: Rabbits for All Seasons: Winter

If you are like most rabbit owners, the first name on your holiday gift list is your rabbit's name.  It appears in the number one spot—above children, parents and spouses. Every bunny should get a holiday gift—even two or three—but how can you, as a good bunny owner, give a great gift (that’s also a safe one)? Keep reading...

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