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Rabbit Foster Homes: one month or more
ORGANIZATION: All About Rabbits Rescue, Inc
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135 people are interested
Help a rabbit in need! Open your home to a homeless rabbit if even for one month.
We are a rescue that saves rabbits and places them into loving homes.
Sometimes we just run out of space.
For more information, contact us at
AllAboutRabbitsRescue@gmail.com
please include your phone number and any questions.
Supplies and set up provided.
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About All About Rabbits Rescue, Inc
Location:
Queens Blvd., FOREST HILLS, NY 11375, US
Mission Statement
ALL ABOUT RABBIT RESCUE
All About Rabbits Rescue (AARR) is a non-profit organization based in Queens, NYC. We rescue abandoned and neglected rabbits and adopt them into rabbit appropriate loving homes in the NYC Area.
AARR advocates for rabbits in other ways by educating rabbit owners, preventing pet surrenders, and speaking up for rabbits in state legislation.
Description
We actively work to eliminate rabbits sales by offering rabbit adoptions as the responsible alternative. AARR was the first to implement the rabbit adoptions-only program with Petland Discounts in 2012. Currently there are six rabbit adoptions-only Petland locations throughout NYC
AARR is the rabbit consultant for Pet Help Partners and addresses rabbit-related calls.
AARR is a New Hope Partner, which certifies it to pull out rabbits from NYC’s Animal Care and Control and help prevent the euthanasia of rabbits in NYC.
Other advocacy activities include encouraging volunteerism, rabbit education (via printed materials and in-home visits), promoting two-bunny homes, and preventing rabbit surrenders whenever possible.
Rabbits deserve the same consideration, level of care and opportunity for longevity afforded to the family cat or dog. Rabbits are intelligent, highly social and trainable animals who should be safely kept inside the home as part of the family without the limitations of a cage.
CAUSE AREAS
Animals
WHEN
Sun Jun 04, 2017 - Sun Dec 31, 2017
WHERE
teaneckTeaneck, NJ 07666
(40.892494 ,-74.01238 )
DATE POSTED
June 3, 2017
SKILLS
- Animal Care / Handling
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 16
- Orientation or Training
- 1-2 hours per day or more as desired