Philadelphia House Rabbit Community

It has been busy at the shelter! The amount of strays we have been contacted about has been way more than ever before. We aren't sure if it is the Easter rabbits that are no longer wanted, or because things are slowly returning to normal, so people don't want their quarantine pets any more. Breeders and pet stores don't ensure people are fully educated on how much work is involved in having a rabbit as a pet- especially one that is not spayed/neutered! But please, spread the word that people should NOT release their pet rabbits outside. They don't have the skills to survive out there. This is Athena, she came in covered in burrs deep in her fur. Another girl was found walking the streets only 2 blocks from the shelter!
You can help by supporting our Open House coming up June 13th. We will have online raffles posted starting June 5th. We appreciate everything you do for us, and these sweet buns!
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