Foster Homes Needed for Bunnies

Rabbit Wranglers is seeking rabbit-savvy volunteers who are interested in becoming fosters. Rabbit Wranglers, which also does work with , has taken in a lot of rabbits recently rescued from an Ohio barn.  

There is an immediate need for about 20 foster homes. These bunnies are mostly ready for adoption and do not have medical issues. 

Top Five Reasons to Foster a Bunny:

1. The feeling you get from helping a rabbit in need is indescribable.

2. All costs associated with the rabbit are covered by Rabbit Wranglers or may be used as a tax write-off if you itemize.

3. The time you foster can be as short or as long as you wish.

4. Many of our rabbits' medical/behavior issues have been resolved and they are now waiting for space to open at a shelter—these make easy and short—term fosters. Fostering these rabbits allows us the time and space to help the needier rabbits.

5. We do not typically make available for foster our intense medical/behavior rabbits. Those rabbits with medical/behavior issues that are available for foster are what we consider "easy medical/behavior" (ie: weight loss, an oral medication the rabbit takes willingly, or a rabbit who is timid and in need of socialization)

What does Rabbit Wranglers do:

• provides safe harbor and state-of-the-art care for medical, hospice and behavior rabbits.
• assists shelters with their high maintenance cases and overflow population.
• finds rabbits loving and permanent indoor homes.
• offers services to assist people with the care of their rabbits, including: one-on-one consults, medical respite, behavior resolution, boarding and grooming.
• provides education to the public about the unique nature and proper care of these intelligent companion animals.

Please contact Alyssa O'Toole at alyssa@rabbitwranglers.org if you'd like to learn more or are interested in becoming a Rabbit Wranglers' volunteer.

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