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Welcome to Cats & Rabbits & More, your Southern California online source for rabbit, guinea pig, cat, and other small animal Rescue, Care & Adoption information.
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Why Adopt a Rabbit? Rabbits make wonderful indoor companions! They can be litterbox trained, can coexist happily with non-aggressive cats & dogs, and can live 10 years or longer. As indoor companion animals, they provide affection and lots of laughs with their silly antics and curious nature. They are more social, healthier, and happier when they are spayed or neutered. They also thrive best with daily exercise, affection and companionship. There are many rabbits throughout Southern California looking for loving homes. To see some of these great bunnies, please visit the following pages:
San Diego HRS Foster Rabbits San Diego Shelter Rabbits Los Angeles Rabbits Orange County Rabbits
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Bunny of the Week
Heather
Heather (ID no. A1198102) is a medium sized tan girl with a cute white nose. She's spunky and sweet, and looking for someone to have fun with. She can be a little cage protective so an experience bunny parent/s would probably be best. Heather is spayed and ready to be adopted. You can meet Heather at the CoSD Animal Services, North Shelter, 2481 Palomar Airport Rd., Carlsbad, CA 92009, (760) 438-2312. If you would like more information about this pretty bunny, please contact Sylvia at lagomorph_lady@yahoo.com
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Toys, Hay, Snacks, Supplies & Gifts: Well over 100 items for and about rabbits, guinea pigs, cats, and other small animals are available for purchase through this website, including the Cottontail Cottage and the new Hopper Hideaway. Check out the Products page at: http://www.catsandrabbitsandmore.com/products
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SAN DIEGO HOUSE RABBIT SOCIETY
HRS fosters homes are full! Because we help area shelters with overflow and rabbits who have behavioral or medical issues, we are always short of room. When adopting from HRS you save two rabbits; you not only give an abandoned rabbit a permanent home, you also make room in foster care for HRS to take in another bunny from a shelter - helping to prevent euthanasia of adoptable rabbits. All HRS foster rabbits are spayed or neutered, and litterbox trained. Blossom and Berry, are two bonded female bunnies who love each others' company. Click here to see more adoptable rabbits in HRS foster care. We will be happy to help you find just the right rabbit companion for you. Our next adoption day is Sunday, May 18. Potential adopters must be screened well in advance of adoption days. See our Adoption Guidelines and complete our Adoption Application. To learn more, contact hrs@sandiegorabbits.org.
Visit us online at www.sandiegorabbits.org
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Spring is here! Pick up a fun "bunny" t-shirt at our Cafe Press shop! We've got bunny-theme caps, coffee mugs, t-shirts and more!
Visit us on Cafe' Press at www.cafepress.com/sdhrs.
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San Diego House Rabbit Society is a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization that depends solely on our volunteers to carry out the mission of the organization. Compassionate and reliable volunteers are always welcome.
VOLUNTEER with San Diego House Rabbit Society! Click HERE to find out ways YOU can have fun and meet new people while helping abandoned rabbits in San Diego County!
Become an HRS subscriber to stay informed of fun bunny-related events and activities! Sign-up online at www.sandiegorabbits.org. To see photos from recent HRS events, click HRS Event Photos
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Wee Companions Small Animal Rescue has dozens of guinea pigs and rats available for adoption, including cute Roo, shown here. For pictures and descriptions of more animals available for adoption, go to the Guinea Pigs and Rats & Others Pages.
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Help Disabled Cats! Judy Cole, featured as an "Unsung Hero" in the October 2001 issue of Cat Fancy Magazine, is currently in desperate need of monetary donations to help with veterinary bills. For more information on how you can help, go to: http://www.catsandrabbitsandmore.com/judy_cole_s_cats
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Cats & Rabbits & More supports the efforts of rescue groups and shelters through this website. In particular, we are happy to help the smaller rescuers (who do not have the same resources as larger groups) publicize their adoptable animals at no cost to them, and we help publicize smaller animals such as rabbits, guinea pigs and rats which don't typically get as much publicity as dogs and cats. Sales of products through the website help us to cover our expenses, and we are happy to make annual donations to animal rescue groups.
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