Rabbit Care
Strays, Rescues & Orphaned
Wild Bunnies
Medical
Emergencies
Recommended Vets
Adoptions
Contacts
Membership
Donations
Bunny Humor
Rabbity Links
Leith Petwerks (great cages)
Posters
Strays, Rescues & Orphaned
Wild Bunnies
Medical
Emergencies
Recommended Vets
Adoptions
Contacts
Membership
Donations
Bunny Humor
Rabbity Links
Leith Petwerks (great cages)
Posters
The New York State Chapter of the House Rabbit Society is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization with two primary goals:
- To rescue abandoned rabbits and find permanent homes for them, and
- To educate the public and assist humane societies through publications on rabbit care, telephone consultations, and classes.
WE DON’T TAKE RABBITS FROM PRIVATE HOMES
If you must surrender an animal under your care, go here.
FOSTERERS NEEDED!
NYSHRS needs fosterers who are willing to make a 6-12 month commitment to providing safe space, TLC, socialization, and physical care to bunnies needing rescue. At this time of the year, we start receiving calls about strays, shelter overflow, and various emergency situations, and we need your help to quite literally, save lives. Please follow the link to our fosterer application and email it to the Chapter Manager.
NYSHRS needs fosterers who are willing to make a 6-12 month commitment to providing safe space, TLC, socialization, and physical care to bunnies needing rescue. At this time of the year, we start receiving calls about strays, shelter overflow, and various emergency situations, and we need your help to quite literally, save lives. Please follow the link to our fosterer application and email it to the Chapter Manager.
Funds Needed:
Help rabbits in need like Willow. Donate using Paypal or please send donations to THE Rabbit Resource (make checks out to this), PO Box 1042, Guilderland NY 12084. Donations are tax deductible.
Help rabbits in need like Willow. Donate using Paypal or please send donations to THE Rabbit Resource (make checks out to this), PO Box 1042, Guilderland NY 12084. Donations are tax deductible.
Who We Are:
The NYSHRS is committed to our rescue work. This means that our foster homes are full with bunnies that have NO SAFE PLACE - they are either strays or "overflow" from shelters. WE CANNOT TAKE RABBITS FROM IN-HOME SITUATIONS. We can help with rabbit behavior issues. Sometimes behaviors are simply a result of the need for spay/neuter.
If you must surrender your pet.
The NYSHRS is committed to our rescue work. This means that our foster homes are full with bunnies that have NO SAFE PLACE - they are either strays or "overflow" from shelters. WE CANNOT TAKE RABBITS FROM IN-HOME SITUATIONS. We can help with rabbit behavior issues. Sometimes behaviors are simply a result of the need for spay/neuter.
If you must surrender your pet.
