3 Bunnies Rabbit Rescue

There are many ways you can help rabbits, even if you can't adopt them or foster them or sponsor them.

We have some of our own campaigns going on that you might like to participate in (mostly letter-writing, getting the word out). There are several email groups that regularly get involved with letter-writing campaigns and other activities that actually produce results in some cases. The Rabbit activist group is a good example of this kind of effort. The Bunderground Railroad groups (RabbitWise's and Petbunny's) are also listed, for transport efforts spanning the country in order to get bunnies out of danger and into safety.

Another benefit to joining these groups is the exposure to some of the most up-to-date information about rabbits and their care, and even some debate over the better techniques (and some of the participants are vets), so you can learn an enormous amount of good stuff about taking care of your bunny. And it might just help you save a life someday.

If you can write letters, sign petitions, distribute flyers (links TBD), check up on local pet stores and other avenues in which bunnies are exploited, or in any other way help out in the general cause of bringing information to the public, then you can help. You can help stop rabbit fur from being used in clothing and accessories by ordering and distributing free posters and leaflets available from http://www.furisdead.com/feat-furtrim.asp.

What better way to help rabbits on an everyday basis than refuse to buy or use products that have been splashed in their eyes or rubbed on their delicate skin? As a consumer you have the power to help end unnecessary testing! There are more animal friendly products in the marketplace than ever before. http://www.caringconsumer.com/resources_companies.asp has a list of companies that do not test their products on animals, as well as a list of companies that still test. Spreading the word about cruelty-free companies to friends, family and coworkers will make an even bigger impact!

Perhaps you could volunteer, even an hour a week, to help out the local shelters by helping clean cages and socialize the poor bunnies still waiting for homes. You could take up a collection of things that most shelters almost always need, such as bleach, towels, toys, etc (see each shelter's wishlist to get an idea of what they durrently need).

More info coming soon, this page is new and still under construction!!