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ByAdminThe 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 strongly opposes the use of biological control measures such as Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) and Myxomatosis, which have proven to be short-term, cruel, and…
Overview: Ending the Era of Animal Testing
ByAdminThis report by Hop to Save Rabbits examines the legal, ethical, and scientific arguments against the continued use of animals in laboratory research. While millions of animals—including rabbits, dogs, and primates—continue to suffer in experiments, the report highlights that these methods are often scientifically outdated and fail to accurately predict human outcomes. The Case for…
Overview: Tackling the Rabbit Abandonment Crisis
ByAdminRabbit abandonment is a significant and growing welfare crisis across the UK. While the tireless work of rescue centres remains vital, long-term success depends on a “prevention-first” approach that addresses why rabbits are being abandoned in the first place. This report by Hop to Save Rabbits outlines the severe risks faced by abandoned domestic pets…
🚨 Castle Marina Protest – We Stand with Rescue Not Retail 🚨
ByAdminOn 27 September, campaigners gathered for a peaceful Pets at Home protest at Castle Marina, Nottingham. Protesters held signs saying “Stop Selling Animals” and “Adopt Don’t Shop” to call for the chain to end live animal sales. The Pets at Home protest at Castle Marina highlighted a national problem. Despite a rescue crisis, with over…
Time to Act: Why We Must Ban Rabbit Meat Consumption for Good
ByAdminIn 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 a host of ethical, environmental, and health concerns that demand urgent attention. It’s time for us to confront this issue head-on and take decisive action…
Hop to Save Rabbits Condemns Animal Cruelty and Calls for Greater Welfare Protections for Rabbits
ByAdminHop 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 for kicking a defenseless rabbit, highlights the urgent need for stronger protections for these animals. As an organization dedicated to rabbit welfare, we call for…
