HRS Policies and Guidelines Regarding Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease
These are House Rabbit Society’s policies regarding rabbit hemorrhagic disease (RHD) and our recommendations to reduce the spread of the disease and actions to be taken in the event of an outbreak. We...
View ArticleWe’ve updated our look!
We’re hard at work cleaning up our website and making it more responsive and useful for everyone. We’ve started the process by updating to a modern WordPress theme that should make all our content...
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Save Lives This Easter Season
This Easter and every Easter we at House Rabbit Society want you to remember a rabbit as an easter gift is not a good idea – chocolate bunnies are bestnever to buy a rabbit (don’t shop – adopt!)do...
View ArticleHRS Hires New Staff Veterinarian
We’re thrilled to introduce you to Dr. Christine Austin, our new staff veterinarian! After volunteering her time at HRS for several months, Dr. Austin was officially hired on in June 2022 and brings...
View ArticleSurgeries Resume at HRS
We’re also excited to share that after a 10-month hiatus, surgeries resumed at HRS in July. And not a moment too soon either—five female rabbits from the Star Trek baby group needed to be spayed. It...
View ArticleHRS on the Road
Part of House Rabbit Society’s new strategic plan involves attending and tabling at more shelter, veterinary, and other professional conferences. HRS has participated in veterinary conferences for...
View ArticleHRS Holds 2nd and 3rd RHDV2 Vaccine Clinic
In early June, the second RHDV2 vaccine clinic of the spring was held at HRS HQ. Rabbits from Contra Costa Rabbit Rescue, Hayward animal shelter, and rabbits who were adopted from HRS came to be...
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HRS Bunny Brigade Monthly Giving Club Members
Bob and Maco Adamo, original bunnies of Lisa Adamo, House Rabbit Society’s very first HRS Bunny Brigade Monthly Giving Club member, who inspired her to begin giving to us on a monthly basis. Who...
View ArticleAbout Our Web Site
House Rabbit Society’s web site went online in November of 1994. Originally we were located at MIT’s CSAIL research group, and in the summer of 1996 we acquired our own domain name and moved the site...
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Sign up for House Rabbit Society’s free monthly newsletter for all the latest house rabbit news. We feature local chapter spotlights, the latest about RHDV, event announcements, fundraisers, shopping...
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