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Babies & Orphans

Wild Rabbits May Not Need Your Help

May 5, 2022 HRS

Wild babies are usually not orphaned.  Many people mean well when they contact HRS after discovering an “abandoned” nest of wild rabbits. Here’s what to do. […]

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Babies & Orphans

Baby Bunnies: Are They Really Orphaned?

May 12, 2020 HRS

Wild babies are most often not orphaned – The best thing you can do is put the bunny right back where you found him, in the general area, as the mom will only come back at night to call and find him. […]

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Babies & Orphans

Caring for Orphans

May 12, 2020 HRS

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Babies & Orphans

Myths about Babies Part II

December 28, 2017 Amy Ramnaraine

This is part two of our series examining myths about baby rabbits and debunking them. Dispelling these myths is vital […]

Babies & Orphans

Myths about Babies Part I

December 28, 2017 Amy Ramnaraine

Many people want a baby bunny because they mistakenly believe several myths. Let’s examine some of the myths about baby […]

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News

Cottontails are Nesting!

March 15, 2017 HRS

Cottontail rabbits are nesting! Mother cottontail scrapes a depression in the ground and lines it with grass and her own […]

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Babies & Orphans

Myths about Baby Rabbits

August 29, 2011 HRS

Many people feel they must get a young bunny when they choose a rabbit companion. This choice could be the […]

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Babies & Orphans

Why We Shouldn’t Breed Rabbits

July 10, 2011 HRS

People who get rabbits as companions tend to forget that nature created rabbits as a prey species. As a prey […]

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Activist Corner

The Sad Truth About Rabbit Overpopulation

July 10, 2011 HRS

The House Rabbit Society exists because rabbits are being dumped at shelters every day of the year. Right now, as […]

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Babies & Orphans

The Hidden Costs of Breeding Your Rabbit

July 10, 2011 HRS

Question: I want to breed my female rabbit. I understand that unspayed rabbits are susceptible to ovarian cancer. If I […]

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