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The Bunny Trail - Bunny Gear

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Richardson Pro Twill Snapback Hat

Sizes S/M - M/L

Helping the bunnies, while looking great!

All funds raised will go directly to Bunny Trail Rabbit Rescue

50 goal

Thanks to our supporters!

$35

Richardson Pro Twill Snapback Hat, Unisex - Navy

Richardson Pro Twill Snapback Hat

Unisex - Navy

About this campaign

Our mission is to support the domestic rabbit crisis in California.
Unfortunately, some rescues and shelters are unable to provide adequate care for domestic rabbits, which can lead to euthanasia. This is often due to a lack of public education on the proper care of these animals.

It is unfortunately common to come across rabbits that have been abandoned or dumped. While there are not many rabbit rescues available, they are crucial in ensuring these animals receive the proper care they deserve. Shockingly, over 30,000 rabbits are abandoned on average in the US. Often, families purchase rabbits as gifts or pets without understanding the responsibility and maintenance required to properly care for them.

We aim to educate people not only on the intricacies of caring for rabbits, but also on the joy of having them as part of the family. Additionally, we want to raise awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering rabbits to address overpopulation issues. With one rabbit capable of having up to 12 litters per year, with an average of 6-8 babies per litter, the saying is true!

Our goal is to support local rescues, animal control, and the public in educating and finding new forever homes for our bunnies. Our annual budget for spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and care is $65,000 for our maximum capacity of 25 rabbits. In the past two years, we have saved over 150 bunnies and will continue to rescue, care, love, and repeat. We Thank you for your consideration of our rescue, and hope to welcome you to our bunny family.

Our Story
Our experience in animal rescue made us aware of the numerous problems that exist in the world of domestic rabbit rescue. Due to overpopulation, rabbits being abandoned or discarded, insufficient knowledge of rabbit care, and limited rescues with expertise in their care, rehabilitation, and adoption, we decided to take action.

Within the first month of operation, we received more than 30 requests for surrender, including rabbits found wandering the streets or abandoned by their previous owners. By the end of the first year, we had rescued over 120 rabbits and facilitated more than 100 adoptions. However, we still have a lengthy waitlist for intake, and numerous rabbits in shelters are waiting to be rescued.

We limit ourselves to a maximum of 25 adoptable rabbits, distributed between foster homes and our adoption center. This enables us to maintain a small-scale rescue operation and get to know each rabbit personally, ensuring that they receive the special care and attention they need before being placed in their forever homes. Many of our rabbits require some time after being rescued to adjust to a proper diet, reestablish trust in humans, and socialize. We strive to provide them with a slow transition to their new lives.

As we take pride in our achievements, we also appreciate the wonderful support of our kind and supportive community in this journey. Our rescue primarily deals with rescuing unwanted, mistreated, and abused domestic rabbits and giving them a better life. We are a 501c Rescue that runs solely on donations. Therefore, we depend on community help and fundraising to meet our budgetary goals.

Supporters

Douglas Brecht 0 items + $25

I fully support the Bunny Trail rescue. I have 18 bunnies and 13 are rescues and all close to my heart.

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