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Interested in Adopting a Rabbit?

Thank you for your interest in adoption!
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Are you a Rabbit Person?

Rabbits can make wonderful companions for the right people. They can be friendly, loving, and fun to live with. Rabbits require space of their own, time to run and play every day, interaction with their caregivers, and medical care from a rabbit veterinarian.
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Rabbits in the House

People are often surprised to find out that rabbits can live happily in the house. Rabbits are intelligent and sociable, and having your rabbit indoors allows both of you to enjoy each other's personalities and companionship. Also when your rabbit is indoors with you, you can be aware of any changes in his behavior that may signal a medical concern. Life outdoors can be dangerous and lonely for a rabbit, and we are advocates of indoor homes only.
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Getting Ready for a Rabbit

Adopting a new friend is very exciting! You will want to make sure you are ready for your bunny to come home.
Read our Rabbit Care Handout
Care Basics from the Rabbit.org Foundation
Preparing for your First House Rabbit at My House Rabbit
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Learn About Adopting from Triangle Rabbits

Checklist of things for your new bunny:

Cage or pen at least four times the size of your bunny
Solid surface to rest on
Food bowl
Water bowl or bottle
Litter box
Rabbit safe litter (NO clay, pine, or cedar)
Hide box with two or more entrances
Good quality rabbit food (no seeds, nuts, or "treats")
Grass hay (such as timothy, orchard, brome)
Fresh greens and vegetables
Toys to play with
Good book about rabbit care
Information for a local rabbit veterinarian
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Triangle Rabbits is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving North Carolina, U.S.A.