Los Angeles Rabbit Foundation

Our mission to help abandoned domestic rabbits by promoting spay and neuter, providing education on their care, volunteering in shelters and humane societies, and by fostering and rehabilitating rescued rabbits until such time as suitable permanent homes can be found. Our vision we envision a day when public animal shelters in the county of los angeles are fully staffed with volunteers knowledgeable about house rabbits. Volunteers will provide potential adopters with the information they need to make the best choice. With the added benefit of off-site mobile adoptions, adoption rates will improve and return rates will decrease. In addition, we hope to establish a spay/neuter fund for low-income families to help address the domestic rabbit overpopulation problem in the los angeles area. Rabbits are the third highest population of animals put to sleep in shelters in the united states. Human beings have a responsibility to these rabbits as they are domestic rabbits bred by people. We beli

Our mission to help abandoned domestic rabbits by promoting spay and neuter, providing education on their care, volunteering in shelters and humane societies, and by fostering and rehabilitating rescued rabbits until such time as suitable permanent homes can be found. Our vision we envision a day when public animal shelters in the county of los angeles are fully staffed with volunteers knowledgeable about house rabbits. Volunteers will provide potential adopters with the information they need to make the best choice. With the added benefit of our off-site mobile adoptions, adoption rates will improve and return rates will decrease. In addition, we hope to establish a spay/neuter fund for low-income families to help address the domestic rabbit overpopulation problem in the los angeles area. Domestic rabbits are the third highest population of animals put to sleep in shelters in the united states. Human beings have a responsibility to these rabbits as they are domestic rabbits bred by pe