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http://www.rabbitnetwork.org/adoption/pairs.shtml
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Our mailing address is:
P.O. Box 2602
Woburn, MA 01888-1102

Are you interested in adopting?
If you are interested in adopting, please read our adoption policy , read our literature Bunny Basics and then call our phone line to arrange an interview. 781-431-1211. We are a volunteer organization and the phone line is only checked once a day. Please be patient. You must live in the New England area to adopt from us. We do not ship rabbits. If you live outside of New England, drop us an email and we should be able to put you in touch with an organization that can assist you. Thank you for adopting a rabbit! You are saving a life.

Do you need to find a home for your rabbit?
Unfortunately we do not take rabbits in from the public. We get about 30 dump calls for every adoption and simply cannot handle the volume. Please read our article Finding a Home for Your Rabbit .

Do you have a rabbit question?
If you have a simple question, probably the best way is to send us an email. Please make sure your email account will allow us to send you a response! Usually you can do this by adding us to your address book. Every week we have emails returned, refused because they are blocked by the recipient's account. . If you need a more in depth conversation, feel free to call our main number at 781-431-1211. Leave a message and one of our volunteers will get back to you. We are more than happy to offer advice for you and your rabbit. If you live outside the New England area, we will not be able to return your phone call, so please use email. Our messages are only checked once a day. If you have an emergency, please contact your veterinarian.


Do you want to subscribe to our newsletter?
Our newsletter,Rabbit Tracks, is always available for download free online. Members can choose to receive a hardcopy of the newsletter through the mail.

Interested in volunteering?
Great! We always need new volunteers. You can read about some of our needs here . Please call us at 781-431-1211 or drop us an email .

The House Rabbit Network operates in the New England area. Most of our foster homes are located in central and eastern Massachusetts. If we don't have a convenient foster home, we should be able to put you in touch with another organization that can assist you.

They are both very people friendly and love to be petted although they don't like being picked up too much. Selena likes to play chase and Bernice does lots of binkies or happy dances. Selena likes to explore, but Bernice is a bit timid. Selena is laid back while Bernice will grunt and lunge on occasion. They eat pellets during the day and salad and carrots in the evenings. They both go crazy for raisins. I mean really crazy for raisins. They have been trained to only get raisins when they are both in their cage. Just shake the raisin box and they will both run and sit in the cage. If Bernice is in the other room, Selena will go get the other bunny and chase her back into the cage. Their favorite toys are cardboard boxes, paper bags, and newspapers.
Paige and Shiloh
6 lbs, 5 lbs, DOB 11-06, 10-06, Florida White, Dutch
Paige is a pretty white bunny who is devoted to her pal Shiloh. Shiloh is very sweet and really enjoys attention. Shiloh and Paige are Fitchburg bunnies.
Riley and Scout
5 lbs, 5 lbs, DOB 5-06, 5-05, English Spot, Dutch
ADOPTED!
Two teenagers having the time of their lives. No worries, no fears, not a care in the world. Full of life and binkies, love to explore every nook and crannie, play with every toy and then when they've had enough, Scout does great "bunny flops" and Riley lays opposite Scout. This twosome will keep you entertained for long as you can watch them and play with them. Although they also seem to keep themselves entertained whether you're there or not.
Read More About Riley and Scout!
Kelvin and Eli
7 lbs, DOB 11-06, Mixed
Eli (chocolate) and Kelvin (grey) are two adorable brothers with beautiful fur who are better as a pair than they are alone. Eli is the larger of the two buns, but he is very shy and relies on his smaller brother to protect him. Kelvin has the most unique facial expressions and gets very excited about his raisins! The boys like to share their salads and often end up nose to nose at the middle of a piece of lettuce or kale. Both boys have a lot of energy and really enjoy their play time when they can show off all their great jumps and flips. Both have good litterbox habits. Eli and Kelvin are Fitchburg bunnies.
Read More About Kelvin and Eli!
Skittles and Tootsie
4.5 lbs, 5 lbs, DOB 5-23-06, English Spot
These two sister are as cute as can be. They love to spend their time cuddling and grooming. Tootsie is spunky while Skittles is a little more shy. Tootsie has a knack for bringing out Skittles playful side. They love to run around and play with their cardboard tunnel. Their litterbox habits are very good.
Read More About Skittles & Tootsie!

Foster home locations:
Massachusetts: Wilmington, Brighton, Quincy, Townsend, Winchester, Boston, Halifax
New Hampshire: Milford, Kingston
Interested in adopting? Contact Us!

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Naomi and Ben
Adoption Pending!
5 lbs, 4lbs, DOB 9-06, 1-05, Himalayan, Mini-rex
Naomi is a snuggle bun that loves attention. Ben is a little more reserved, but very sweet. He has the soft rext fur. They are devoted to each other and a friendly pair.

Wes and Quincy
ADOPTED!
6 lbs, DOB 7-07, Mix
These brothers are very curious! They are always at the edge of their cage to check things out. They have gorgeous brown fur,

Zia and Taloolah
7 lbs, DOB 3-04, Mini-lops


Bernice and Selena
5 lbs, DOB 3-04, Dutch
ADOPTED!



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Note: We'll have a special introduction this month of some BVSers who volunteer in rescue and adoption with the House Rabbit Network. If you would consider adoption (or fostering) of a domestic bunny in need, these natural vegetarians can be affectionate, interesting, joyful companions! They can be litterbox trained.