Rescue The primary purpose of House Rabbit Society is to rescue and foster homeless rabbits, which means that the largest portion of membership contributions and other donations goes to our fostering program. Food, housing, and veterinary care comprise large amounts of fostering expenses. Although our veterinarians are generous with their discounts, our volume adds up. All rabbits who come through our doors are spayed or neutered, and any physical problems are treated. HRS's rescue program involves far more than gathering abandoned rabbits.
Rescue means responsibility for the animal's maintenance and welfare.
The first goal is to save lives. The next goal is to enrich the lives that have been saved. The most expedient way to ensure enrichment is through the bunny's adoption into a caring home, where there's an abundance of love and all the good things that go with it. On the other hand, bunnies who are not adopted also deserve a good life. That's why we have different kinds of foster homes.