Zooh Corner Rabbit Rescue
Our Featured Pet
Clover is the grey/black bunny in these photos. She was born at the Shelter last year and has never known a home of her own.
She is very sweet and really deserve to have a real home. She's friendly and energetic, just loves to dance.
The shelter is no place to grow up!! :( These guys are over a year old and have lived at the shelter thier entire life!! They really deserve to get out and find a loving family to pamper them!!
Please contact us and give them a loving home!
News
URGENT NEED FOR VOLUNTEERS
The San Gabriel Shelter has allowed us to come in and care for the rabbits. In exchange for us having one volunteer there everyday, they will not euthinize unless absolutely needed. We don't have enough volunteers to cover every day!! WE NEED VOLUNTEERS FOR WED AND FRI and someone to be a back-up for our Monday and Tues volunteers who frequently have to work.
What we do: we show up and set up an x-pen or 2 and then let each bunny
get a little play time while we change the newspaper and litterbox in the
cage. The litterboxes get fresh newspaper and hay. We add fresh water and
pellets, and give and recieve bunny kisses for our work. A "full"
cleaning can take up to 2.5 hours for all 23 bunnies. We have what we call
the "short" version, where no bunny gets out to play, and just the litter
box gets changed with food and water being added. This I can do in maybe
30 mins. The shelter opens at 8am, and they ask that we try and show up
by 9am, because the public is allowed in by 10am and they want everything
looking good by then. Occaisonally we can show up later, we just have to
call them and let them know that we are coming and no one from the shelter
has to do it for us. If you do hang around and do the full cleaning and
such, you get to chat with people coming in to look at the bunnies. You
can help educate them on rabbit care and such. Sometimes this is a joy,
sometimes we get real idiots in there who are looking for Sunday dinner.
Then we have to warn the women at the front desk that those people can't
adopt!
If you want to learn more about us, feel free to check out our website, at
www.mybunny.org and if you want to see photos of the bunnies at the shelter, see http://zooh.petfinder.org
Who We Are
Zooh Corner Rabbit Rescue was founded in 1993 by Alexandra Logsdon who was joined by her husband, Patrick, in 1996. We are a local, non profit, no-kill rabbit welfare organization based in San Gabriel, California. Our mission is threefold: to rescue, treat, spay/neuter and place as house pets, rabbits that have been abused, neglected, injured or dumped; to educate the public on rabbit health care and needs; to stop the irresponsible breeding and selling of rabbits. We are sustained by your donations and by the helpful hands, pocket books and wallets of our growing number of volunteers.
Because we are a no-kill organization, we and our Foster Friends and volunteers are able to spend as much time as is needed with each rabbit, getting to know its special personality and taking care of each bunny's individual needs. Once the bunny is spayed or neutered and its veterinary needs are taken care of, it is socialized and house and litter box trained. By this point we and our volunteers are well acquainted with each bunny, thus enabling appropriate bunny-human matches to be made.
We work with many different kinds of rabbits from all walks of life and in doing so learn more about rabbits and their needs all the time. We work with several different vets and we do our best to keep updated on all aspects of rabbit care and needs. Zooh Corner provides free educational material to veterinary offices, pet stores and the general public through information pamphlets, monthly adoption events, our web site, and through our newsletter - Zooh News.
Adopting a friend
ZOOH CORNER RABBIT RESCUE'S ADOPTION POLICY
Please read our adoption policy. If you agree, go to our web site, click on Adoptions and fill out an adoption form. Someone will contact you as soon as possible.
For every rabbit you adopt, two lives are saved: That of the rabbit you adopt and that of the rabbit who will take his or her place!
* Rabbits are adopted out as House Pets only and must live in proper, approved enclosure.
* Rabbits must have a minimum of 5 hours out-of-enclosure exercise every day.
* If you work or are out most of the day and the rabbit will be alone, it is strongly suggested that you adopt a pair of rabbits, so each will have company while you are away.
* All prospective adopters must read our Basic Care information, either online, or you may pick up a packet at one of our events (see online calendar), or you may mail us a 5X7 SASE with 2 stamps and we will mail out our 14-page Rabbit Care Guide.
* We do not adopt-out to children, we do adopt-out to FAMILIES. We must meet all family members to be sure everyone wants the new family member.
* All rabbits are pets and are not adopted out as classroom projects, magician's props, petting zoo stock, etc.
* Rabbits live 8-13+ years and adopting one is a lifelong comittment.
* The adoption fee for a single rabbit is $65.00, for a pair of rabbits it is $100.00.
* Adoption fees are non-refundable.
We are located in San Gabriel, Southern California and DO NOT adopt out-of-state.
Come Visit Us!
We do adoptions all over the LA area. Please go to Our Calender to see a complete calender of our adoption events.
Zooh Corner now has a Cafe Press store where you can get wonderful gifts for friends and family! Check out our cool t-shirts and awsome mugs! www.cafepress.com/zoohcorner
Email:
zoohcorner@mybunny.org
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Click here for a list of pets at this shelter
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