House Rabbit Society is an international 5013c nonprofit animal welfare organization. We operate an adoption and education center at our international headquarters in Richmond, California. In addition to our national organization’s rescue, fostering and education efforts, we work closely with our network of licensed chapters and educators across the United Sates and the rest of the world.
If you’re looking to reach out to us, here’s where you’ll find a list of everyone associated with our organization, grouped by role, in the sections below.
Licensed Educators and Chapter Managers
House Rabbit Society has educators in 37 US states plus the District of Columbia, as well as eight non-US countries.
Currently, this list is being updated and will return shortly!
Posted: 27-June-2023
House Rabbit Society Local Chapters
House Rabbit Society has 25 licensed chapters in 19 states (and Washington DC), plus an additional 3 international chapters.
Board of Directors
Edie Gower, President
Laurie Gigous, Vice President Secretary
Joy Gioia, Vice President
Beth Woolbright
Chris Beafore
Volunteer Advisors & Staff
Executive Director
Chris Kelley
Medical Advisor
Anthony Pilny, DVM
Legal Advisor
Mara C. Hurwitt, Esq.* * licensed to practice in Virginia and the District of Columbia
IT Advisor
Chris Beafore
House Rabbit Society Staff
Communications Manager
Larissa Church
Shelter Manager
Amber Tadena
Animal Caregiver
Sharea Giger
Note: There are also many independent rescue groups in the US, Canada, and the rest of the world.
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House Rabbit Society welcomes your feedback, comments, and questions.
Please keep in mind that your mail will be better received and our time better spent if you take a few minutes to read our FAQs before emailing.
Please give your email a descriptive subject line, such as “rabbit health question.” If not, it might mistakenly end up in spam.
Your email will be received by a volunteer and it could take them a while to research and respond to your request. You may not get a response for up to a week. If you have an urgent medical question, consult our health pages and contact a qualified rabbit veterinarian.
One quick easy way to find answers is to use the search bar in the right column of every page. Enter keywords, such as “stop digging” and you will find articles on that subject.
| Questions About: | Email |
| Contact Your Local Chapter | local contacts directory |
| Care | care ([email protected]) |
| Health | health ([email protected]) |
| Socialization | socialization ([email protected]) |
| Bonding | bonding ([email protected]) |
| Other Behavior | behavior ([email protected]) |
| Membership | membership ([email protected]) |
| Info on Volunteer Opportunities | volunteer ([email protected]) |
| Press Contact/Public Relations | PR ([email protected]) |
| Website feedback | website ([email protected]) |