
An Uplifting Experience
Rabbits can resist being lifted and carried in a number of ways. Reacting instinctively to a predator-like grasp, they may […]
Rabbits can resist being lifted and carried in a number of ways. Reacting instinctively to a predator-like grasp, they may […]
People who haven’t lived with rabbits often ask those who do if rabbits make “good pets,” and if so, if they are more like dogs or cats. Most house rabbit people don’t quite know how to respond to these questions […]
Are rabbits soft and fuzzy? Most definitely. Are rabbits as cuddly as they look? Not necessarily. Is a rabbit more like a cat or a dog? Neither. A rabbit is like a rabbit… […]
Many house rabbit “parents” are curious to know what the world looks like to their lagomorph companion. Why does it […]
Does your contribution to House Rabbit Society really pay for the things you intend? We’re glad you ask. We welcome […]
Since the founding of House Rabbit Society in 1988, we have grown from a handful of fosterers in the San […]
The work of HRS that is primarily seen by the public is the work of our two fundamental missions, rescuing […]
HRS’s most ardent rabbit guardians accept an un-spoken philosophy that live animals are more important than our household furnishings. HRJ […]
Still Wild Because we share our homes and lives with animals domesticated relatively recently (about 1500 years ago, as […]
Our rescue work often requires us to socialize rabbits for the purpose of making them more appealing to prospective adopters. […]
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