E.A.R.S. Erie Area Rabbit Society & Rescue serves rabbits in need in Erie County PA
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01/13/2026
This handsome boy is Fleetwood Mac. If you follow EARS, you probably guessed that his mom's name is Journee. He was born at the shelter with his siblings and they were named after a band. Fleetwood Mac is a little shy when you first meet him, but once he warms up, he is such a sweet bunny. He loves his exercise time, playing with his toys and he goes on visits in the community with our outreach program.
All of our bunnies are spayed/ neutered and receive their RHD vaccine before being adopted. We educate on bunny care and are there for our adopters after they adopt with any questions they may have.
01/11/2026
We are in need of volunteers! You can volunteer weekday or weekend mornings from 9-12 to clean cages. We also need help feeding the bunnies in the evenings. Even if you can only help one hour once a week, it would be appreciated.π₯° Bunny experience preferred but not required. You will be trained in the proper health and safety procedures.
If interested, please fill out a volunteer form from our website. The bunnies thank you.ππ° We promise it will be a rewarding experience! https://www.eriearearabbitsociety.org/volunteer/volunteer-application/
01/09/2026
We have so many adult (1 yr+) bunnies waiting for their forever homes! We have singles, bonded pairs that are spayed/neutered and have received their RHD vaccines. Please consider giving these wonderful buns a home. If you've never had a rabbit for a pet you'll be surprised how loving and entertaining they can be! E.A.R.S is here to help educate you on the proper care and we will be there for you even after you adopt your bunny.
01/08/2026
This handsome boy is Jameson. He was born on St Patrick's Day 2023 with 9 of his siblings. He is such a sweet boy that loves the attention that he receives from the volunteers. He loves to toss around his toys and does binkies during his exercise time. All of our bunnies are spayed/neutered and receive their RHD vaccine before being adopted. If you're interested in adopting Jameson, please fill out an adoption application from our website.
eriearearabbitsociety.org
01/05/2026
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All proceeds go directly to the care of the 70+ bunnies at E.A.R.S. awaiting adoption.
01/04/2026
This beautiful blue eyed girl is Snuggles, aka Sneezy. She was rescued from poor living conditions with 6 of her siblings, they were named after the seven dwarfs.
All of her siblings have since been adopted into loving homes. Snuggles has been waiting a long time for hers. We tell her that the perfect family is out there and when that time comes, they will love her just as much as we do. If you would like to meet Snuggles, our public hours are every Wednesday evening from 5pm-7pm.
01/03/2026
It is with great pleasure that we announce sweet Huxton has a forever home. We are so happy for him and his new family.π π°
01/01/2026
12/30/2025
Bowie is a dwarf bunny that was rescued outside along with his siblings. He is sweet, curious and friendly. Bowie loves to sit on top of his box to see what is going on and enjoys playing with his toys. He also goes into the community with our Outreach Program. Bowie is ready and waiting for his forever home.
All of our bunnies are spayed/ neutered and receive their RHD vaccine before being adopted .
12/28/2025
The reason to spay or neuter rabbits is obvious if you have both a male and a female bunny. (Remember the old adage about breeding like rabbits!) But should you spay a female rabbit or neuter a male rabbit if you have only one β or if you have several of the same s*x? The answer is, Yes!
Reasons to spay or neuter a bunny....
Studies indicate that a high percentage of unspayed female rabbits will get uterine and/or ovarian cancer between 2 and 5 years old. And a high number of unneutered male rabbits will get testicular cancer. So spaying or neutering can give your pet rabbit a longer life span β potentially around eight to 12 (or more) years.
Reaching s*xual maturity, rabbits often display such undesirable behaviors as spraying, chewing, and ο¬ghting with other rabbits, as well as becoming aggressive toward people. Spaying or neutering greatly reduces β and in many cases eliminates β these behaviors.
12/26/2025
This sweet girl is Fiona. She was born at the shelter on 3/17/23 with 9 of her siblings after her mom and dad were rescued from outside. She is a curious bunny who enjoys playing with her toys and during her exercise time does a lot of binkies. We would love nothing more than for Fiona to have a forever family to enjoy her as much as we do.
All of our bunnies are spayed/neutered and receive their RHD vaccine before being adopted. Part of our mission is to educate about bunny care and we will be there even after adoption to answer any questions you may have.
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Erie Area Rabbit Society and Rescue began in 2013 when Ron and Linda realized there was not a shelter or rescue dedicated to rabbits. Rabbits are the third most adopted and surrendered pet in America so you would think they would be just as important as a dog and cat shelter but they are not. Most people do not even know the difference between domestic and wild rabbits.
When Linda and Ron began they only had a few bunnies that they had rescued but that number grew more and more as people became familiar with EARS. They moved to a new facility and continued to educate and grow. The purpose of EARS was to be care for bunnies and bunnies only.
EARS rescues bunnies who have been let loose outside and takes in surrenders from owners who can no longer care for their bunnies. We vet check all of the rabbits we take in and get them spay and neutered. Once they are cleared, they are eligible for adoption. Our adoption process includes home visits, vet references and approval from our adoption committee. We make sure our bunnies go to fur-ever homes.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so we receive no funding to help pay for medical costs, supplies, food, or staff to care for the bunnies. We rely solely on donations.
Rabbits make wonderful pets but need care and affection. All of our bunnies are inside pets and require a full commitment. If you are a first time rabbit owner we suggest you volunteer first before adopting so you know the proper care for a bunny. Also, it allows you to spend time with the bunnies and get to know the perfect one for you!
If you are interested in volunteering, adopting or just want to know more, feel free to stop in any day from 10am to 1 pm or Wednesday nights from 4pm to 7pm. We have almost 100 bunnies.
