Hop to Save Rabbits - law reform for rabbits and hares
We’ve submitted our evidence-based response to Ireland’s Animal Welfare Strategy 2026–2030 consultation (2 Jan 2026).
It calls for species-specific protections for rabbits and hares, closing legal gaps across pets, farming, wildlife management, rehabilitation and labs — and makes a reasoned case for ending rabbit meat farming and trade.
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📢 This is a post for Southern Cape Bunny Haven. Please share—this is about bunnies, people, and communities. 🌟 Help Us Save Rabbits—and Change Lives! 🌟 At Southern Cape Bunny Haven, we do more than rescue rabbits—we create a ripple effect of kindness, care, and opportunity. Our work intertwines animal welfare with community development, offering…
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 same legal protections. Too many suffer due to neglect, unlicensed breeding, and outdated laws—this must change! 📢 We’ve shared an important article on LinkedIn—check…
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