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Last Post 12/19/2009 12:33 PM by Dee. 4 Replies.

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Dee

Upton, MA

Posts: 363

12/09/2009 10:27 PM
Hi Everyone, My stepson has informed me that his grandfather has 2 bunnies living in a cage in his garage. He has no room for them and would like to find them a good home. I don't kno much about these rabbits, but I will get more information for anyone who is interested. I wish I could take them, but my bonded pair is very happy and my house is not that big- I just can't disrupt things like that. I'm concerned that those buns in the garage are cold and lonely, so I'm hoping I can find someone to adopt them. Also, if anyone knows of another way to get those buns out of their current situation, such as a foster home or rescue that would be willing to take them, please let me know. Thanks, everyone!

Sarita

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Farmers Branch, Texas (Dallas)
Posts: 12089

12/11/2009 06:30 AM
hopline.org/contact-us/ You might see if the House Rabbit Conneciton located in MA can help you in some way. The link is above.

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Florida
Super Bunny

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12/17/2009 05:05 AM
I used to have in-law family in Millbury, so I just searched for any rescues listed there, or nearby. I found this one guy, who I would suggest you email to ask him if he takes rabbits or knows who's the most reputable local shelter that's close to you. After that, I would look up the shelters in Springfield and Worcester. You probably can locate one that will accept rabbits and is no-kill, and can pack them up with their stuff and bring them in. Chip's Critter Sitters Hedgehog Rescue 23 Beach Street MIllbury, Massachusetts chipscrittersitters at yahoo dot com

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Geekville
Little Bunny

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12/18/2009 11:28 AM
I'm moving this soon up to Q & A.

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Dee

Upton, MA

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12/19/2009 12:33 PM
Thanks everyone! I appreciate the info.

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