Welcome, Shelters!
If you work or volunteer for an animal shelter, we have materials that can help you better educate the public about rabbits, improve your rabbit adoption program, and better care for the rabbits staying at your shelter. Following are some places to start.
Shelter-Specific Resources
If you work or volunteer for an animal shelter, we have materials that can help.
Create the foundation for solid rescue partnerships with successful transports.
Here are four annotated educational videos with helpful tips on handling and picking up a […]
If you want to facilitate a large rabbit rescue, here are some tips. They are broken down into two main scenarios, based on who will be housing and caring for the rabbits.
Walking through the park one afternoon, you spot a rabbit. Advice on how to capture him.
Everybunny Rabbit Rescue & Advocacy Community
Downloadable Education Materials & Images
Free Rabbit Education and Advocacy Tools Our Free Rabbit Education project is dedicated to creating […]
Rabbit Image Library We believe that a picture is worth a thousand words. We are dedicated […]
Get Listed: Add Your Group to Our Local Resources Lists
We're not a rescue organization - we're not in competition with you. We're here to highlight the fantastic rescue and adoption work that you and hundreds of other local rescues and shelters are doing all across the world.
Our goal is to connect potential adopters, donors, and volunteers with the people doing rabbit work in their area. The state-by-state rescue/shelter lists we use are hosted and maintained by WabbitWiki, an volunteer group of rabbit advocates. Check below to be sure your organization is listed in the local resource guides that we use throughout our site.
Don't see your group listed, or is your information out-of-date email resources@everybunny.org and we'll make sure to get your information added or corrected.
Shelters & Rabbit Rescue Groups - United States
International
An interactive map coming soon.
In the meantime, check out WabbitWiki's International pages