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Rabbits PLEASE SAVE LIVES! Adopt Adult Rabbits! Please support responsible citizens in helping place their pets in new homes and cut this endless cycle of rabbit abandonment at parks! And shelter rabbits lose their lives quickly as they chew up everything and the cage mats. |
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Local Rabbit Adoption Huntington Beach
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Irvine Animal Care Center Has A Farm Animal Section! Irvine Animal Care Center6443 Oak Canyon (at Sand Canyon) Irvine CA 92620-4202 www.irvineshelter.org Telephone: 949.724.7741 Hours: Mon 10:00am - 5:00pm Wed 10:00am - 7:00pm Thurs. - Sat 10:00am - 5:00pm Sun 12 noon - 4:00pm Closed on Tuesdays. |
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Dear Kids and
Parents, There are lots of rabbits in shelters who need good homes. Every child wants a bunny at one time or another because they are so cute. Children can often lose interest in rabbits because they don’t respond to humans in the same way that kittens and puppies do. Parents need to be ready to be the caretaker when that happens? Rabbits can be wonderful, charming family members if parents and children educate themselves first. Caring for a rabbit is not like caring for a dog or cat. They are very social, and need lots of interaction with humans. They do not thrive when left in a hutch in the backyard. A good source for rabbit information is www.rabbit.org or The House Rabbit Handbook. Let learning about rabbits before you buy be a family project. Your furry friend, Thumper
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ANIMAL NETWORK... of Orange County
Always spay, neuter,
microchip, collar and tag your pets.