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Reseda, California 91335
(818) 709-0055
http://www.rabbitadoption.org
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Country

USA

Street

unknown

City

Reseda

State

California

Zip/Postal

91335

Rescue Info

Rescue Status

Temporarily Inactive

Surrender Policy

Shelters first, then private

Rescue since

not sure

Animals carried

Adoptions at

Rescue Policies

Usually, a two-visit process

We are not currently rescuing as we are relocating. The only pets we are able to take in are those previously adopted from us. We will always take back a pet who was adopted from this rescue.

We rescue unwanted domestic rabbits, rats, hamsters, chinchillas and guinea pigs in Southern California. Once here, the rabbits are spayed or neutered, litter trained, socialized and placed into permanent indoor homes with people also in Southern California who understand rabbits.

After we quickly realized that we could not save all or even a good portion of the unwanted pets we were personally asked to help, we decided that our main goal was going to be to help the pets and their owners live quality lives together through education and guidance so that there would be less unwanted pets. Rabbits and small pets are often unwanted because their owners become overwhelmed and don't know how to solve behavior problems.

Some of the ways we help small pets is by educating people on proper care via phone and e-mail, assisting people with finding experienced veterinarians, helping trouble shoot behavior problems, and by giving basic training advice so that small pets and people can live together happily.