Myxomatosis in the US
What is Myxomatosis? Myxomatosis is a virus. Wild rabbits can carry Myxomatosis, but do not become sick. Myxomatosis is fatal to...
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Sarcocystis study – A ne...
Sarcocystis – A new neurological disease in rabbits? In the last...
read moreLatest Emergency Rescue Grant ...
Our latest Emergency Rescue Grant has gone to Bunnies Matter in Vegas Too, which has been the primary group working to catch and...
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House Rabbit Society thanks rabbit lovers and the rabbit rescue and shelter community for their tremendous outpouring of support for...
read moreNever Abandon A Rabbit Outside
Never release a pet rabbit outside. Releasing a domestic animal into the wild is a crime. Unfortunately, every year, thousands of...
read moreIndoor Living is Best for Rabb...
Before you bring a rabbit home it’s important to think about the quality of life you will provide for him. If your intention is to...
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HRS Educator Debby Widolf and Las Vegas HRS Chapter Manager Maria Perez just launched a new website called Don’t Dump Rabbits,...
read moreCuterebra Attack
This video courtesy of Amy Chase and other students the veterinary tech program at SUNY...
read moreHelp Rabbits in Las Vegas!
We have recently learned of a group of rabbits living loose in North Las Vegas, subject to predation, car accidents, and other...
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National Geographic recently promoted a video, in their series “Unlikely Animal Friends,” showing a dog and a rabbit...
read moreOutdoor and Indoor Hazards
A “house rabbit,” allowed freedom of the home and yard, enjoys a lifestyle that is sociable, stimulating, and comfortable....
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