QRR News: What's up Doc?
Hay is an important part of a rabbit's diet, however managing hay in the cage can be difficult to maintain order and cleanliness.
Here Quebec Rabbit Rescue provides a tip to assist you in managing hay in a clean and effective manner.
The complete informational article is available in our Resources section under: "Managing Hay in the Cage".
Quebec Rabbit Rescue is pleased to be part again of the Pet Adoption day in Laval organized by CAACQ.
Quebec Rabbit Rescue will present its Josephine for adoption as well as rabbits from SPCA. Please join us, come and meet a rabbit that could become part of your home. A rabbit can bring fun and joy in your life, more than you can expect!
For complete details, please see the poster below.
Please note - Our next adoption clinic has been rescheduled on March 30th. We will have NO real rabbits with us in order to discourage rabbit adoption as Easter gifts.
Quebec Rabbit Rescue is run
by volunteers and rescues abandoned domestic rabbits. Working with
the animal shelters in the greater Montreal area, our organization
offers bunnies a second chance at finding their forever
home.
We spay and neuter all of our rabbits prior to adoption. We are
a no kill rescue and always provide
appropriate medical care to all of our adorable rabbits! We do not
have a shelter location. Therefore, we rely exclusively on foster
homes and volunteers to shelter our bunnies until their
adoption.
Upcoming Event
June 8, 2013
Journee Adoption Day (Pointe-Claire)
245 boul. St-Jean, Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 3J1
Please make your Easter bunny a chocolate one or a stuffed one!
Every Easter, many unprepared people buy live
rabbits for their children, who often quickly grow tired of them
and animal shelters soon become flooded with rabbits in the
following months. Sadly they can even be dumped outside practically
guaranteeing them an early death where they succumb to injury,
illness, attacks by predators and being hit by cars.
If you are thinking of adopting a rabbit, don't forget that it's a
serious and long term commitment and please take the time to
educate yourselves on their care by reading about 9 Common Rabbit Myths and our
other Resources articles.
