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Read MoreAdopt
We have approximately 35 adoptable rabbits on site and many more in foster homes waiting to find their forever homes. If you’re interested in a particular rabbit, call ahead to be sure he or she is still available. Drop by Tuesday through Sunday from 12-5 to meet our resident rabbits. Appointments are needed to meet fostered rabbits. Our adoption fees are $70 for a single and $100 for a pair. All...
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Read MoreHop Shop
The Hop Shop is open for your shopping convenience every day except Monday, 12 to 5 pm. We stock a full selection of rabbit necessities, toys, treats, and food, in addition to educational materials and rabbit-themed gifts for humans. We are happy to answer your questions about supplies, and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that all the money you spend here goes to support the rabbits. If you...
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Read MoreBoarding
While you’re away on vacation, your bunnies can receive expert, loving care in safe, fun surroundings. We can accommodate singles, pairs, groups, and special-needs rabbits. Rabbits are housed in roomy exercise pens. Reservations are necessary; we often fill up at peak periods. Call us at (510) 970-7575 to reserve or send us an email at rabbit-center@rabbit.org. You may drop off and pick up your...
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Read MoreGrooming
Hate doing those nail trims? Bring your bunny to us. The Rabbit Center provides a wide range of grooming services performed by compassionate, experienced staff at competitive rates. Call us at 510-970-7575 to arrange an appointment. Nail trim: $10 Anal gland cleaning: $15 Ear cleaning: $15 Bottom cleaning, brushing, mat removal: $5-25 (depending on the amount of time needed to complete the...
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Read MoreVolunteer
We need a lot of help taking care of the 35+ rabbits housed at the Rabbit Center. Volunteers get to help with, and learn about, all aspects of rabbit care and shelter management through hands-on learning at the international headquarters for House Rabbit Society. Volunteers enjoy time with our 35+ rabbits learning about: rabbit behavior and communication, bonding rabbits, basic and intermediate...
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Read MoreWhat We Do
House Rabbit Society is a national, nonprofit animal welfare organization based in Richmond, California. Our mission has two parts: Through our fostering program, volunteers rescue abandoned rabbits and find permanent adoptive homes for them. Through education, we seek to reduce the number of unwanted rabbits — and to improve bunnies’ lives — by helping people better understand these often...
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Photos from the House Rabbit Handbook 5th Edition Book Release Party
Enjoy photos of the May 11, 2013 Book Release Party celebrating the new 5th Edition of the House Rabbit Handbook! We have author-signed copies available for purchase in...
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May 11th Book Release Party! House Rabbit Handbook, FIFTH edition!
Please join us in celebrating the release of the 5th edition of the House Rabbit Handbook! Come meet Marinell Harriman, author and HRS founder, who will be happy to sign your new copy (books are $12.95). Vegan...
Read MoreAbout Us
The Rabbit Center is the International Headquarters of the House Rabbit Society. We are a volunteer-based, nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. All donations are tax-deductible. Follow Us!
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