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Join us in our mission to RESCUE, REHABILITATE, and REHOME
A 501c3 tax-exempt rescue located in Foley, Alabama
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Welcome to The Rabbit House Rescue
Our Mission
At The Rabbit House Rescue, we are dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming abandoned, neglected, and/or abused domestic rabbits. Our goal is to not only provide a safe haven for these bunnies, but to continue in educating the public about everything RABBIT!
Our Latest REscue
6 Cages
21 Rabbits
6 Cages
On Mar. 13, 2026 we received a call about 21 rabbits in 6 cages that had been left in a rental cargo van after the owner was pulled over and taken to the hospital in Spanish Fort, Al.
3 Days
21 Rabbits
6 Cages
While these rabbits began their journey from Florida, they were pulled over on Wednesday in Alabama. The van was taken to an impound lot while they tried to find someone to take the rabbits. It wasn't unit Friday, 3 DAYS later, that we were called and stepped in to save these guys who were in dire circumstances.
21 Rabbits
21 Rabbits
21 Rabbits
While we are a 501c3 nonprofit tax exempt rescue, 21 rabbits double the capacity we currently care for. This latest rescue is a huge jump for us, but there is no way we could turn our backs on these guys. We kindly ask you to join us in helping support these guys as we continue to give them the love, food, shelter, and medical care they so desperately need.
Support Our Rabbit Rescue Efforts Today
Your generous donations help us rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome abused and abandoned rabbits. Every dollar makes a difference in providing food, shelter, and medical care. Join us in making a positive impact on their lives.
Sponsor a spay or neuter today!
Rabbits breed at an unprecedented rate. Did you know it only takes 28 days from conception to birth, and bunnies can have well over 10 babies per litter? And the doe can get pregnant right after birth? Spaying and neutering is a vital part of our mission. Please consider sponsorship for a bun in need or donate ANY amount to help reduce the bun overpopulation.
