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    4.7 (64 reviews)
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    Services - House Rabbit Society

    Community Service/Non-Profit

    Pet adoption

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    My bun Casper loves HRS too!
    Dena A.

    House Rabbit Society is the absolute best rabbit rescue they are nice my rabbit vet works there her name is Dr sip she's absolutely fabulous I have nothing but A+ wonderful top of the line things to say about this place

    Free treat bag with our purchase
    Isaiah G.

    I found this place on Instagram and was always fascinated by it. I knew they sold rabbit supply for a long time. I was in the area on Saturday decided to stop by. The manager was absolutely amazing. I seriously loved her. She took her time explained everything. We were there for about 2 hours. We talk to the manager for a long time. We were able to see the rabbits and play with them. I have two buns of my own and am an advocate for rabbits. This place is doing wonderful things. If you have small animals or a bunny please shop here and support this place. We ended up with a lot of treats and two hiddy houses. I even signed up to volunteer. I know they took donations but not sure exactly what. Highly recommend this place it instantly puts you in a great mood.

    Kathy V.

    Looking for a bunny boarding place? want to adopt a rabbit? or need your bun to be groomed? Well come down to the city of Richmond to House Rabbit Society. Yes I have a bun, he is a 7 month Netherland Dwarf. I've read so many books and articles on rabbits and was a tad worried that I need to cut my lil bun's nails. It is imperative you cut rabbits nails else the nails will curl into their feet causing pain. I've read by many fellow Yelpers exciting good things and referred to House Rabbit Society. My daughter and I made a visit this weekend with our rabbit. Upon walking in we were greeted right away and asked if they can cut our rabbits nails. We were told we can watch or explore around. Of course my daughter watched while I explored. Let me first say, the staff was extremely friendly and knowledgable. The warm feeling for bunnies to call a fun/safe place. Inside you will find many toys, snacks, food for bunnies, build your own bun dream play house, and plenty of adoptive bunnies. I've also seen the boarding area were the buns have plenty of room to roam. I wish I could of took some buns home. Anywho one of the volunteers who snipped my buns nails was so informative. She answered all my questions regarding my lil son shine. I totally felt the trust in the people who work there. They love all the rabbits and spend a lot of quality time with them. If you're interested in adopting a rabbit, or want to just take a visit? please please come!

    Left is my rabbit and right is Fully Loaded Baked Potato rabbit we adopted from this facility.

    They helped my rabbit go speed date multiple rabbits and we selected the one matches my rabbit. Very clean facility. Very friendly staff. Highly recommended. They have 20-40 rabbits in the facility for you to pick.

    Woodsy O.

    We stumbled across HRS when we acquired our first rabbit, who showed up in our yard. They hooked us up with excellent vet care and guidance on how to care for the new addition to our household. Our beloved rabbit passed, but through the help of the superb staff at HRS we have fostered rabbits from and adopted 2 more. They have a noble mission and do an amazing job. The staff and volunteers love the animals they care for and treat them like their own. There are some negative review here, but I caution readers to keep in mind that this is the type of organization that relies heavily on donations and does a lot with the limited resources they have. So when there are hiccups in operations, they do their best to fix things quickly, but they may not be able to respond like a typical business. I donate to them through an automatic payroll deduction at my work and I encourage others to do the same.

    Adopt, rescue, educate, advocate, volunteer, hop shop,& boarding
    Amy S.

    I wasn't looking for a pet rabbit, but on a winter night a couple of months ago my mom found a teeny rabbit shivering in the cold, unprotected from predators. She brought the little furball inside and called me to see if I could find a home. Oh yes. Ohhhh yes, I could find a home! The next day I found a hutch on Craigslist and named my sweet little bunbun Clarice. She licked me and licked me and gave me lots of bunny love. Then, she lost interest in me and began following one of my cats around. All over the house - including to the top of the cat tree where they would sit and kiss one another. It became apparent that Clarice was not a little girl bunny when she began humping the cat. Then - my nightmare! He sprayed the cat!!! Oh. Hell. No. I called a vet, confirmed the sex of the rabbit, and then scheduled a neutering appointment. The vet quoted me almost $500 for the surgery. They explained it's a more dangerous and complicated procedure with rabbits than with cats or dogs. I scheduled the appointment, brought the now-Clarence bunny in for pre-op check up (an additional fee) and then decided to check some other places for cheaper surgeries. I spoke with Sandy at House Rabbit Society in Richmond who had a neutering appointment available for $100! Oh my goodness - yes, yes yes. We were really lucky that someone had cancelled their appointment, especially because the payment is due at time of scheduling and non-refundable. He was also able to be microchipped at this appointment - exactly what the previous owner should have done! My husband dropped off Clarence on his way to work and picked him up after work. Clarence was in good spirits! The society called to check on his recovery - which was going great. The incision stayed clean and healed nicely. Clarence had no problems! I am so thankful that I was able to save this kind of money, and come home with a happy rabbit who no longer humps my pretty kitty. Rabbits are a lot of time and work and money. They are a long-term commitment - 10 years. I can't wait until I can give my bunbun a yard to run in, instead of the condo he gets to run around. He's much happier and healthier now than he was when we found him, and I love him! And I love House Rabbit Society too!

    Sweetie and Budbear were adopted here 7 years ago.....

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    Very transparent resource for all bunny owners! A one stop shop if you need resources, guidance on medical issues. Thank you HRS!!

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