House Rabbit Society

Kate, we're so sorry for your loss. House Rabbit Society can accept donated unopened food items (hay, pellets, etc.) and items that can be disinfected like bowls, hard plastic toys, or nail scissors. We can accept donated puppy exercise pens and plastic cat carriers, but unfortunately don't have storage space to be able to store other types of cages or enclosures. Thank you for thinking of us and helping rabbits in need.

Thanks so much! House Rabbit Society's Amazon wishlist is here: https://smile.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/EFHP270O17NT?type=WishList

No,they can answer questions about guinea pigs though.

HRS does offer grooming for a fee.

Hi Nia Nia, You can learn about our current adoption process, the adoption fee, and everything that's included in your adoption, here: https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/adopt/ Thanks!

HRS doesn't SELL bunnies and I would encourage you not to buy one from anyone either. Most people that sell bunnies do so without regard to the welfare of the bunnies. HRS does, however, adopt bunnies out to good families. I would suggest you give them a call and ask them a few questions. I know they would be more than happy to answer any questions you might have. They need lots of attention, they would rather not be alone, they are awake and sleep at odd hours, they need special care that, let's say a dog wouldn't need. They are prey animals so feeling safe is a big deal for them. The HRS website at rabbit.org is an excellent place for someone to begin learning all about bunnies. Visit the site and you can also view the bunnies that are ready for adoption. I do hope you find the perfect bun for you. I just had to put my 12 year old bunny to sleep yesterday. Miss her so! Good luck.

Hi JJ - You'll want to make sure that all your rabbits are spayed/neutered first, so they can live peacefully together. You can check out the rabbits we have up for adoption here, and be sure to check out the link about bonding rabbits: https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/adopt/

Yes, the bunnies online at https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/adopt/ are the rabbits who are currently available for adoption. We transfer in about 2-4 rabbits from shelters every week, so if you don't see the right rabbit for you today, keep checking back on the website!

For your rabbits' health and safety, it's important that they live inside the home, if they're not already. Sprinkling cinnamon in areas where you see ants is a safe and effective way to deter ants, safe for both people and rabbits, and you can clean up the cinnamon once the ants are gone.

Hi Brenda, you can learn about our summer 2020 remote adoption process here! https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/adopt/

https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/adopt/ This link will take you to the adoption page of the SF chapter. There you can scroll through just some of the amazing buns that are seeking a forever home. It is always reccomend the just take a trip down and meet everyone for yourself though. Good luck <3

House Rabbit Society does not take in rabbits from the public. House Rabbit Society only takes in rabbits from the euthanasia lists at local animal shelters. If you adopted your rabbit from House Rabbit Society originally and can no longer keep him/her, please contact us at 510-970-7575. Here are our recommendations for finding a new home for a rabbit you can no longer keep: https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/rehoming-your-rabbit/

16! https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/volunteering/

Yes, please check on the adoptable tab on the website

Hello, Brenda opens at 12 and the rabbits are pets to adopt one or a couple

Hi Miguel, We have rabbits for adoption! All the rabbits are spayed/neutered and microchipped, so no risk of accidental babies, and spaying female rabbits eliminates the 80% risk of uterine cancer by age 4-6. The rabbits are rescued from animal shelters where they were at risk of euthanasia - when you adopt a rabbit, you save a life! Every time a rabbit goes to a foster home or gets adopted, we bring in another rabbit from the shelters, so the rabbits we have available for adoption change every week. You can see our currently available rabbits at rabbitcenter.org, or just come in during our open hours Tues-Sun noon-5pm to meet them. Thanks! -Anne

They do. Check out rates and availability on their website: https://rabbit.org/rabbit-center/boarding/

They neuter and spay their rabbits before allowing them to be adopted, but I don't believe they offer the same service for other rabbits.

Call them between noon and 5

Just rabbits

I believe they perform that service but it's best to call and make sure.

They have rabbits for adoption

The pellets are just extra nutrition for your bunnies you can choose to not give them but consult with ur vet the I personally give my large bun about 1/4 a cup a day at most of pellets but you need unlimited hay for digestion and wearing down the teeth so pellets aren’t necessarily bad but they won’t wear down the teeth and hay is absolutely necessary