Indiana House Rabbit Society

Indiana House Rabbit Society is a non-profit organization based in Indianapolis, Indiana, dedicated to improving the lives of domestic rabbits. With a team of four dedicated employees, they operate with a focus on volunteer-driven initiatives. Their primary mission centers around three key areas: Education, Rescue, and Adoption. They provide valuable resources to the public, educating individuals on responsible rabbit ownership, rabbit behavior, and proper care. They also collaborate with animal control agencies, shelters, humane societies, and sanctuaries across Indiana to increase rabbit adoption rates. When resources permit, they step in to rescue rabbits facing euthanasia and find them loving forever homes through their adoption program. Distinctive to their approach is their focus on preventing rabbit surrenders. Rather than taking rabbits from owners, Indiana House Rabbit Society prioritizes resources towards finding homes for homeless rabbits and promoting responsible pet ownership. They offer guidance and resources to help individuals seeking homes for their rabbits, ensuring responsible rehoming practices. To support their efforts, Indiana House Rabbit Society encourages donations and memberships. Individuals interested in learning more about their work or contributing can visit their website at indianahrs.org or review their Donation and Membership Form.