So … you’ve come to a point where you are looking to bring additional companionship into your rabbit’s life. 

They may have had a previous partner and are looking for new love. Maybe you’ve noticed that your furry friend looks a little lonely through that pet camera during work hours. Or perhaps you adopted a timid rabbit who is having some difficulty coming out of their shell. Speed dates coordinated at our HRS facility are an excellent way to test the potential for these rabbit-rabbit interactions in a controlled setting. You can take comfort in the fact that you won’t be going through this experience alone, and you will receive tons of feedback from our expert volunteer speed date hosts!

If you’ve ever hesitated adopting a disabled pet, I understand — I did too. It’s natural to assume it will be overwhelming. But what I’ve learned is that you don’t have to be someone extraordinary to care for them. You just have to be willing to be present and take the small steps to figure out what works best for their needs.

Sometimes the best family decisions start with "NO WAY!" For the Salwen family, that's exactly how their rabbit adventure began, and spoiler alert: it didn't end with just one bunny.