At Hop to Save Rabbits, we proudly stand in solidarity with RWAF in the fight for stronger rabbit welfare laws. Rabbits are loving, intelligent companions—just like dogs—yet they don’t have…
The proposed release of another lethal rabbit virus in Australia threatens not only wild rabbit populations but also domestic rabbits, companion animals, and the broader ecosystem. Hop to Save Rabbits…
Hop to Save Rabbits strongly condemns the recent act of cruelty against a rabbit on Ōkunoshima, also known as Japan’s “Rabbit Island.” The incident, in which a man was arrested…
Hop to Save Rabbits strongly opposes the genetic modification of rabbits for commercial, artistic, or experimental purposes. The recent Wired article, Your Next Pet Could Be a Glowing Rabbit, highlights…
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In addition to love and care, responsible rabbit pet ownership starts with spaying or neutering at the right age.
In the heart of our society, a silent but significant issue persists: the consumption of rabbit meat. While often overlooked compared to other meat industries, the rabbit meat trade harbors…
Introduction Picture this: a fluffy, twitchy-nosed rabbit, hopping around in a meadow, with not a care in the world. Now, imagine that same rabbit on your dinner plate. Quite the…
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