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	February is Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month! Join HRS in promoting rabbit rescue this month. This year, our theme is finding your rabbit (or yourself) a perfect match! Visit our press release to find out more, and to download posters and flyers for your shelter or rescue group's use!

News and Events

Help effortlessly support House Rabbit Society! With our new GoodSearch toolbar , every time you shop at one of more than 1,300 participating stores, a percentage of your purchase will automatically go to our cause (at no extra cost to you)!

Our latest Emergency Rescue Grant is going to Bunny Bunch of Southern California to help with a rescue of about 400 feral rabbits who have been living (and breeding) at Long Beach City College for years; the college is providing funds for spay/neuter but Bunny Bunch needs help with medical care, crates, litterboxes, and more.

22 Reasons has created darling stuffed animals--the brave bunnies and the patient pachyderm--whose sale benefits House Rabbit Society and The Performing Animal Welfare Society. Check out the stuffed animals now and remember that 10% of the proceeds of the bunny sales benefits HRS!

New back issues of the Journal are now online!

Check out all the CUTE bunnies on Cute Overload!

What's New at rabbit.org archive

Featured Adoptable Rabbit
HRS is committed to supporting adoptions from local shelters and rescue organizations whenever possible. This week's featured rabbit comes from North Georgia House Rabbit Society. If you live in the GA area and are interested in adopting, or finding out more, please visit North Georgia House Rabbit Society. If you are outside of GA, please consult your nearest HRS chapter, shelter, or independent rescue organization.