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Mission
Statement
shelters and find permanent homes for them.
shelters through publications on rabbit
care, phone consultation and workshops upon request.
If you are looking to
find a home for a rabbit,
please note: NJHRS is a limited intake group and as such we do not take in guardian surrendered rabbits. Please work with your local humane agency. For tips on finding a home for your rabbit, click here.
Current Status of NJHRS
Due to a lack of foster homes (we
have only one) and volunteers, as well as our Chapter Manager
having to deal with health issues related to brain tumor
surgery, NJHRS is not taking in any rabbits at this time.
Most recently we have set up an
emergency medical fund program--Mindy's Fund--to help rabbits in
need of vet care. Read more about Mindy
below. Donations made to NJHRS, in addition to going to the care of our current fosters and sanctuary rabbits (those whom for various reasons will never be adopted), are going to the two aforementioned programs, as well as educational materials. Click here to make a donation.
We regret that we cannot be everything for everyone and can't help all the rabbits in need, but we have found a way to continue helping under our current circumstances.
Looking to adopt? Since 1988, thousands of rabbits have been rescued through House Rabbit Society foster homes across the country. While in the care of New Jersey House Rabbit Society foster homes, the rabbits are family members, well socialized and comfortable with the normal sounds and activities of our households.
Need to know more about rabbits? To learn more about rabbits--their care, their special medical needs, litterbox training, food requirements and more--you can find a wealth of information at the website of the national House Rabbit Society. Please click here for that link.
Going on vacation? Do you travel for work?
Click here for more for more ways to financially support NJHRS.
NJHRS relies on the financial support and generosity of the public
to continue our work. To become a member ($15/year) or to make a
donation, click
here.
In January 2007, NJHRS received word about a rabbit
who was being neglected by her "family." She was not being given
medical care for head tilt, she lived in a cage in a closet and she
wasn't being
fed (she lost around half of her weight, dropping to only 3lbs). It
was only the concern of a housekeeper that kept Mindy alive.
NJHRS stepped in to help and with the combined assistance of our
members, took in Mindy, gave her the medical care she needed and the
start of a new life, one with love, care and companionship. If you would
like to help others like Mindy in need of extraordinary medical care,
please click on her picture below to make a tax-deductible donation via Paypal.
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Updated: July 18, 2008