With shelters and rescues overwhelmed across the US and globally, we need to find new ways to intake more bunnies.

Rabbit Rescue Las Vegas provides guidance for Good Samaritans to rehab & rehome stray bunnies that they may find, from time of intake to adoption.

Learn the rabbit care essentials

New to rabbits, or double-checking your current setup? Get started with our housing and diet guides.

 

Taking in a stray bun?

To care for and rehab one rabbit you need to prepare yourself as a caregiver.

To rescue bunnies and see the project to the end, you need determination, a knowledge of basic rabbit care and the ability to access vet care easily & regularly.  You need to grow your client-to- vet relationship and work as a team to see each bunny you may want to rescue & rehab to find it’s forever home. 

Becoming a bunny rescuer is not for the faint of heart. We suggest you FOSTER & VOLUNTEER at your local bunny rescue or municipal shelter before diving in.

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Developing a Solid Vet relationship for your Rescue and Nurturing it
Developing a Solid Vet relationship for your Rescue and Nurturing it
The dire impacts of Rabbit dumping
The dire impacts of Rabbit dumping

2 unfixed, dumped rabbits can breed over four years to become 4 million rabbits.

How to obtain and develop fosters and a volunteer base
How to obtain and develop fosters and a volunteer base

Most individuals like the way volunteering or fostering sounds, but when it comes time to do it or to honor their commitments you will be amazed at the plethora of excuses.

How to Let Go and Not Hoard Rabbits
How to Let Go and Not Hoard Rabbits

I have seen & heard many stories of rescues overwhelmed and overcrowded with bunnies in their care.

Who is a Rescuer (part 1)
Who is a Rescuer (part 1)

This is a topic which anyone thinking of starting a new rescue should examine.

Megacolon
Megacolon

I came to learn about megacolon over due time & with diligence.

Rusty’s Rescue Story
Rusty’s Rescue Story

Rusty’s story along with other critically injured Charleston Dumpsite feral bunnies we rescued makes up the very heart of the rescue work we do.