Biohacking has the potential to revolutionize science, but its success should not be defined by spectacle or shock value—it must be measured by meaningful advancements that respect animal autonomy, protect vulnerable species, and prioritize compassion over human curiosity.

Many rabbit and hare species are on the edge of extinction.

Fostering rabbits isn’t just about saving lives—it’s about shaping them. Caring for animals in need teaches compassion, responsibility, and purpose. For my daughter and me, rescue work transformed our relationship, binding us not by genetics, but by a shared cause. Nothing unites a family like making a difference together.

Rabbits don’t judge their companions by physical ability—they simply seek connection. Time and again, my bunnies have shown more kindness to their disabled friends than many humans do. Through snuggles, companionship, and patience, they prove that love and belonging transcend mobility, creating a world where every rabbit is valued.

A true animal lover gives without expecting anything in return. Some rabbits seek affection, others prefer their own kind—but their happiness isn’t measured by how much they need us. The joy is in knowing they are safe, content, and free to be themselves—with or without our company.

This piece was first published almost 40 years ago, but the sentiment still rings true. […]

Losing a dear friend of any species is one of the most painful experiences we […]

Carolyn Long’s “rabbit boxes” are artistic tributes celebrating rabbits as individuals and companions.

It was a much smaller box than I had expected. After being assured that everything […]

As we become more concerned that our animals are treated fairly, an easy rule is to respect their choices.