WELCOME TO THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE RABBIT RESCUE
​We are a Colorado-based non-profit organization that seeks loving homes for the house rabbits in our shelter, rescues house rabbits in need and supports current rabbit owners through our shop and our classes.
We are dedicated to these goals and strive to educate the public about these often misunderstood companion animals.
IMPORTANT COLORADO RABBIT HEALTH INFORMATION
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) is a highly contagious disease that affects rabbits.
The virus will not affect people and other pets, but it is deadly to wild cottontails, other wild lagomorph species such as pikas, and our own domesticated rabbits. Prior to 2020, the virus was not known to affect North American wild lagomorph species and only showed up in isolated pockets of domestic rabbits, where it was quickly controlled.
However, in 2020, an outbreak began in the Southwest U.S. and quickly spread among both wild and domestic rabbits.
The disease is now endemic in Colorado. RMHRR highly recommends having your pet rabbits vaccinated for RHDV as well as practicing good biosecurity.
We've put together some resources to aid rabbit owners here.
GET INVOLVED
The Rocky Mountain House Rabbit Rescue is powered by a vibrant group of rabbit lovers, advocates, and members of our Colorado community.
It takes tremendous effort to achieve our goals, and our volunteers, adopters, and supporters are at the heart of our work.
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There are many ways to get involved. See how you can help.
DONATE TODAY
We are 100% volunteer-based.
That means that every bit of your contribution goes directly to helping rabbits in need!
We offer many classes and resources to the public at no cost while also covering the cost of care for the rabbits we look after.
Your donations help make this a possibility. Click the button below to provide an immediate donation via PayPal, or visit our Donate page to find out more.
SEEN A STRAY RABBIT?
Many domestic house rabbits are abandoned, or escape from outdoor hutches which are inappropriate for house rabbits as a permanent accommodation.
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If you think you've seen a stray house rabbit, please contact us immediately with the details below.
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Not sure if the bunny you've seen is a house rabbit or a cottontail? Learn how to tell the difference.
