Bonding With Your Rabbit
Rabbits are social animals! They need relationships to thrive. One of the most important relationships a rabbit will ever have is with...
read moreReferences on Rabbit Behavior,...
This is a curated set of references from recent scholarship on rabbit behavior, welfare, and rabbit-human relationships. For articles...
read moreWhat Are Rabbits Really Like?
People who haven’t lived with rabbits often ask those who do if rabbits make “good pets,” and if so, if they are...
read moreRabbit Educational and Adoptio...
From HRS, starring Amy Sedaris. The HRS Rabbit Center From New Hampshire...
read moreRabbit and Human Coexistence
Still Wild Because we share our homes and lives with animals domesticated relatively recently (about 1500 years ago, as opposed...
read moreSocializing the Antisocial Rab...
Our rescue work often requires us to socialize rabbits for the purpose of making them more appealing to prospective adopters. Most of...
read moreThe Meek Adventurers: Bunnies ...
As the proud caretaker of two wonderful rabbits (Acorn, a white .and gray boy, and Blackberry, a jet-black female), rabbit safety is...
read moreHerman and Me
I am sure that this story will be familiar to many house rabbit owners, but I’d like to share it, as it may make you smile,...
read moreThe Case for Rabbits in the Pl...
Over the years, HRS volunteers have found few generalizations that can safely be applied to all rabbits. The more rabbits we meet, the...
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