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House Rabbit Society, 148 Broadway, Richmond, CA (2025)

09/29/2025

Squid is a sweet boy and is currently in a foster home. His foster family says: "Squid is a shy rabbit who is slowly coming out of his shell. He now lets me pet him, and he shows his affection by licking my legs. He is a mellow bunny, who occasionally does his zoomies and binkies when given free space to run around. Most of the time, he is sitting or hiding under paper tunnels, sometimes munching on hay in his litter box. He does not have a tendency to chew on things. His timid nature may make him more suited for a quiet environment.

He is a very tidy rabbit who uses his litter box fastidiously both inside and outside of his pen. He does like to rearrange the position of his litter box and would sometimes move it away from the corner. But there is nary a piece of p**p outside of the litter box.

Squid enjoys eating, and can eat a lot of hay in a day. He loves all veggies and is not picky with any veggies that I have offered him, although carrots are clearly his favorite. He enjoys apple, Oxbow treats and his pellets."

Squid is neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated against RHDV2 (vaccine needs to be administered annually). House Rabbit Society recommends all rabbits see a rabbit-savvy veterinarian once a year.

Submit an adoption application for Squid at houserabbit.org. House Rabbit Society is located in Richmond, California, just north of San Francisco. Questions? Email [email protected] and we'll be happy to talk more with you!

09/28/2025

Fall is the perfect season to spoil your rabbit with cozy, enriching goodies, and the HRS Hop Shop has some irresistible new items just for them! Browse now at shop.houserabbit.org/seasonal-feature. We ship nationwide!

The HRS Bunny Love Treat Bag comes packed with apple banana treats, orchard hay, vine toys, and more, while the HRS Bunny Love Fall Foraging Present returns with a seasonal twist: oat and orchard hay, sola chips, and cranberry treats tucked into a foraging box. The Oxbow Hay Barrel is perfect for rolling, chewing, and hiding away snacks, and Bunny Bunch Boutique's organic marigold mix adds a natural boost when sprinkled over pellets or hay. For something extra special, try the Oxbow Timothy Apple Slice, a rose petal and marigold “apple slice” or a new customer favorite, the Forage Pops from No Furries Delights, made with timothy hay, chamomile, and rose petals.

And remember, every purchase from the Hop Shop directly supports House Rabbit Society's rescue and education efforts, so you’re not just spoiling your rabbit—you’re also helping other rabbits in need!

09/27/2025

Some of our rabbits took a field trip to the San Pablo library for Read to a Rabbit! The kids each got a chance to sit with a rabbit and practice reading out loud to them. It was super fun! We’ll be back next month, so be sure to reserve your slot with the library ahead of time.

09/27/2025

Today is International Rabbit Day, a day to celebrate the joy that rabbits bring to our lives and to honor the love we share with them. We hope you’ll consider donating to House Rabbit Society in support of our lifesaving programs and services. Give now at houserabbit.org/donate!

Brioche’s journey with HRS began early this year, when he was transferred from a local shelter that couldn’t provide the level of medical care he needed. His right eye had been badly damaged from unknown trauma. It's likely his previous owner surrendered him because they couldn’t afford the treatment he required. Thanks to our staff veterinarian, Dr. Austin, and one of the visiting vets in our training program, Brioche underwent successful eye-removal surgery (enucleation), the very first that vet had ever performed on a rabbit.

Brioche recovered well and was soon adopted by one of our dedicated medical volunteers, a pre-vet student. Missing an eye hasn’t slowed him down one bit and he’s as curious, playful, and full of life as ever. Thanks to donors like you, Brioche can live a happy, pain-free life where he is loved.

With your help, we can be a safe haven for rabbits like Brioche. Your donations to House Rabbit Society powers life-saving educational and medical programs that make a difference for rabbits not only here in the San Francisco Bay Area, but around the globe. From offering free rabbit care classes on Zoom, attended by hundreds of people worldwide, to providing low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination services, your support helps create healthier, happier lives for so many rabbits. It helps train the next generation of veterinary professionals, distribute educational materials in multiple languages to shelters and rescues across the U.S., and sustain the rescue work at our facility in Richmond, California.

Don’t wait to give: every donation, no matter the size, helps build a brighter future for rabbits like Brioche. Together, we can create a better future for our rabbit friends!

09/26/2025

.guineapigrescue rented our surgery suite to neuter 10 of their adoptable guinea pigs today! It’s always a fun time having other species visit our facility. You can visit their website to view their adoptable guinea pigs!

09/26/2025

Kind and generous support from our donors helps fuel our critical programs and services that have an impact here in the San Francisco Bay Area and around the globe, such as:

- Delivering free rabbit care education to hundreds of people around the world through our free Zoom classes;
- Training the next generation of veterinary professionals through our veterinary training initiative;
- Distributing educational materials about rabbit care and health to shelters and rescues across the United States in English, Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, and Vietnamese;
- Providing low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination services;
- Caring for rabbits and families in need through our monthly rabbit essentials pantry;
- Engaging with the community through our youth and corporate outreach events;
- And of course, our rescue work at our facility in Richmond, California.

Ahead of International Rabbit Day tomorrow, help us expand this lifesaving work. Give today at houserabbit.org/donate. Together, we can continue rescuing, educating, and advocating for these wonderful animals!

09/25/2025

Learn how to safely brush your rabbit, perform nail trims, and clean their a**l glands in our hands-on grooming workshop! Bring your own rabbit or practice on one of ours, all supplies provided. This class is perfect for absolute beginners, rabbit owners looking to level up their grooming skills, and pet groomers looking to get started in seeing rabbit clients. Register online at houserabbit.org/events

09/25/2025

Alt+Tab reminds us why we do this work: every rabbit deserves a second chance at love and comfort. Your support of House Rabbit Society makes it possible for rabbits like him to get the medical care and the happy future they deserve. Ahead of International Rabbit Day this Saturday, help us give more rabbits like Alt+Tab the second chance at happiness they’ve been waiting for. Give today at houserabbit.org/donate!

Alt+Tab is one of the most joyful rabbits you will ever meet. He’s very eager to meet anyone who stops by his pen. He has an unknown neurological condition that causes him to circle when he’s excited and sometimes will topple over. He doesn’t let any of it dampen his spirit though!

Alt+Tab came to us at the beginning of the year from a local shelter after being surrendered by his owner. He spent years in a small cage and was fed an inappropriate diet of bread and fruit. The shelter wasn’t equipped to provide the extensive medical care he needed, but here at House Rabbit Society, our veterinary team specializes in exactly these kinds of complex cases. When Alt + Tab arrived, we discovered a laundry list of health issues, including an inoperable lung abscess, severe dental disease, and a mass on his side.

Each of Alt+Tab’s medical concerns required careful evaluation for a safe path forward. Recently, he was neutered by our medical team at our in-house surgery suite, and had the mass removed from his side. Now, he’s been cleared for adoption through our Golden Ears program, which places special-needs rabbits into loving homes. Golden Ears adopters receive complimentary routine veterinary care with our staff veterinarian, as well as free annual RHDV2 vaccinations, lab work, and medications through HRS. Alt+Tab recently went to his first foster home, and they loved him so much they're now considering adopting him!

While we don’t know what Alt+Tab’s long-term prognosis will be, our priority right now is keeping him as comfortable and happy as possible in whatever time he has left. He was certainly dealt a rough hand in life, but with your support, Golden Ears rabbits like Alt+Tab are given the second chance they need and deserve at a better life!

09/24/2025

When you donate to House Rabbit Society, your gifts not only help us be a safe haven for rabbits; they also help fund our critical education programs that help make knowledge about rabbit care more accessible to people around the world. This year alone, we’ve distributed multilingual flyers in Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Spanish, and English to nearly 100 shelters across the U.S. We also host free, internationally attended Zoom classes on rabbit care, health, and behavior, so that more rabbits can live healthier, happier lives.

Ahead of International Rabbit Day this weekend, help us expand this lifesaving work. The more people we educate, the more rabbits we can help. Give today in honor of our educational programs at houserabbit.org/donate!

09/23/2025

This Saturday is International Rabbit Day, a day to celebrate the joy that rabbits bring to our lives and to promote happy, healthy environments for pet rabbits. We hope you’ll consider making a donation to House Rabbit Society in support of our programs and services. Every gift, no matter the size, helps build a brighter future for our rabbit friends around the world. Give today at houserabbit.org/donate!

While much of our lifesaving work happens at our facility in Richmond, California, our impact reaches far
beyond the Bay Area. Your support not only powers adoption and low-cost medical programs, but it also fuels education and advocacy around the world. From training for veterinary professionals to free internationally attended Zoom classes and multilingual care resources, House Rabbit Society is working every day to create a safer, more compassionate world for rabbits.

And if you've ever thought about becoming a monthly or quarterly donor, this is the moment. You'll help provide steady, reliable funding for these critical programs. Join today at houserabbit.org/recurring! Monthly or quarterly giving is one of the easiest and most impactful ways to support HRS and our mission. And by joining the Bunny Brigade today, as a special thank you, you'll receive an exclusive sticker to show off your support proudly.

Together, we can continue rescuing, educating, and advocating for these wonderful animals!

09/22/2025

Thanks to donor support, our veterinary training initiative is thriving, and now you can get a behind-the-scenes look in our newest YouTube video! As the only rabbit rescue in the U.S. with both a staff veterinarian and an on-site surgery suite, HRS is uniquely positioned to provide hands-on training in rabbit medicine rarely available elsewhere.

So far in 2025, we've welcomed 44 veterinary professionals and students from across the country—and even internationally—to train with our medical team. From mastering safe handling techniques to learning rabbit-specific anesthesia and spay/neuter procedures, these trainees take their skills back to their communities, improving rabbit care everywhere.

Watch this clip from our new YouTube video to see this lifesaving program in action and discover how your support is shaping the future of rabbit medicine. Watch the full video on YouTube now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQJQkzbhYBU

09/21/2025

Caring for a rabbit doesn’t have to break the bank! From buying hay in bulk to picking up veggie scraps at your local farmers market to getting creative with DIY toys from cardboard boxes, there are plenty of ways to keep your bunny happy and healthy while sticking to a budget. Even small changes can add up! Visit houserabbit.org/updates/2025-caring-rabbit-budget for 10 tips to help make caring for your rabbit more affordable.

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