House Rabbit Society

Promoting rabbit welfare and education since 1988

Since 1988, House Rabbit Society, its supporters, small staff, local chapters, licensed educators, and volunteers have been advocating for the care and well-being of rabbits. As one of the oldest and largest rabbit rescue networks in the world, we are volunteer founded and led with national and international chapters and a main facility located in the San Francisco Bay Area. We provide lifesaving services to thousands of rabbits each year, including adoption and low-cost community programs. Our facility not only helps Bay Area rabbits, but also develops resources to help other rabbit rescues, municipal shelters and rabbit veterinarians around the world.

  • Supporting Rabbits Around the Bay Area

    Resources and programs that support both rabbits and rabbit owners in the SF Bay Area. This includes adoption, medical, and boarding.

    Bay Area Rabbit Resources

  • Assisting Shelters and Rescues

    Programs and resources that support municipal shelters and rabbits rescues in positive outcomes.

    Shelter and Rescue Resources

  • Training Veterinarians Globally

    Programs and resources that help expand rabbit health, wellness and training tools to veterinary professionals.

    Veterinary Resources

We believe there is a rabbit for everyone and a home for every bun! Though our Foster to Adopt process, we will help pair you with a rabbit that fits yours lifestyle and household. Check out our available rabbits here and get started on your journey of finding the perfect furry family member.

Bring Home Your Newest Friend

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Stories and Updates
Closed For 4th of July
Closed For 4th of July

House Rabbit Society will be closed on July 4th in observance. We will reopen July 5th for normal visitation and shopping! Have a HOPPY and safe holiday.

Tips for Bunny Proofing
Tips for Bunny Proofing

The more space you can give your rabbit, the better. Think of every time you’ve seen an animal in a cage and thought “oh that poor thing, if only they had more space to roam.” Of course, not everyone is in a situation where they can give their bunny full reign of the living space. If you have to have them in a penned off area, they need a minimum of 16 square feet and daily opportunities for supervised exercise outside the pen.

How to Find Rabbit-friendly Housing
How to Find Rabbit-friendly Housing

Finding rental homes and apartments that allow bunnies can be tricky, but here are some pointers to get you started.

Your contribution saves lives!

Our lifesaving rabbit rescue, education, and awareness work on behalf of the rabbits wouldn’t be possible without the ongoing generosity of our donors. Every dollar has an impact and makes a difference in what we do! Make a tax deductible gift to help rabbits today. We’re so grateful for your support!

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