A Place of Comfort and Cheer
I’ve been a member of HRS for over a decade but, with long work hours and an exhausting commute, my involvement had been limited to monetary contributions and attendance at special events. It wasn’t...
View ArticleClik here to view.
New Mexico Roundup
October was a bad month for homeless bunnies. We turned away 80 rabbits because our foster homes were full. But a call from a Park Ranger in the Sandia Mountains tugged at our hearts. With winter...
View ArticleWarrenWise: Winter 2011
Flying Tutors As we mentioned in the last issue of HRJ, education may come to you online or in print. One of the most enjoyable ways for you to educate yourself on bunny care is by attending a class....
View ArticleClik here to view.
“The Gift of Their Presence:” The Photographs of Amy Espie
Twenty years ago, the House Rabbit Journal published a photo essay, “The Gift of Their Presence” by Amy Espie (then Shapiro). It included three of Amy’s photographs and a poem. Her poem described the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Tribute to Kindred Spirits
In 1994, I wrote an editorial about the benefits and rewards of bringing parents and children together in the common cause of rescuing and fostering animals. That was based on my experience with my...
View ArticleWarrenWise: Spring 2010
Bringing you the latest HRS has a new monthly e-newsletter, to update our members on HRS activities all across the country and around the world. It will bring you the latest announcements. To join,...
View Article2008: House Rabbit Society’s 20th Anniversary
As HRS completes twenty years of service, we celebrate the 20.000 bunnies whose lives were saved, as well as those whose lives were improved by education of their caregivers. House Rabbit Society, as...
View ArticleVolunteering
The rabbits need your help! Here are some ways that you can help rabbits and get involved in the volunteer work of House Rabbit Society: Visit your shelter! Socialize the rabbits, clean their cages,...
View ArticleBehind-the-Scenes Assistants: How Veterinarians Contribute to HRS Programs
The work of HRS that is primarily seen by the public is the work of our two fundamental missions, rescuing unwanted rabbits from shelters to find homes for them and educating humans about the proper...
View ArticleClik here to view.
A Program for Everybody
Does your contribution to House Rabbit Society really pay for the things you intend? We’re glad you ask. We welcome the opportunity to tell you of the programs you support when you make a donation to...
View ArticleAbout Amy Sedaris and Mary Cotter
View How to Know When to Euthanize a Rabbit on Howcast
View ArticleClik here to view.
House Rabbit Society Chapters
House Rabbit Society has educators in 37 US states plus the District of Columbia, chapters in 22 states (and Washington DC), plus an additional three international chapters and educators in eight...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Skilled Volunteers Needed
House Rabbit Society is looking for skilled volunteers! If you, or a friend, family member, or colleague has experience in one of the following areas, and would like to offer us some help, we would...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Bunny Days Ahead – Animal Sheltering Magazine
Share this great article from Animal Sheltering magazine with your local shelter or humane society! Executive Director, Anne Martin, is interviewed in this article, and gives shelters tips and best...
View ArticleWarrenWise: Winter 2011
Flying Tutors As we mentioned in the last issue of HRJ, education may come to you online or in print. One of the most enjoyable ways for you to educate yourself on bunny care is by attending a class....
View ArticleClik here to view.
New Mexico Roundup
October was a bad month for homeless bunnies. We turned away 80 rabbits because our foster homes were full. But a call from a Park Ranger in the Sandia Mountains tugged at our hearts. With winter...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Volunteering
Image Source: Keith Survell (via cc) https://flickr.com/photos/keithius/ The rabbits need your help! Here are some ways that you can help rabbits and get involved in the volunteer work of House Rabbit...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Local Chapters
House Rabbit Society has educators in 37 US states plus the District of Columbia, 25 chapters in 19 states (and Washington DC), plus an additional 3 international chapters and educators in eight non-US...
View ArticleNew Mexico Roundup
October was a bad month for homeless bunnies. We turned away 80 rabbits because our foster homes were full. But a call from a Park Ranger in the Sandia Mountains tugged at our hearts. With winter...
View ArticleWarrenWise: Winter 2011
Flying Tutors As we mentioned in the last issue of HRJ, education may come to you online or in print. One of the most enjoyable ways for you to educate yourself on bunny care is by attending a class....
View Article