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This 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dogs, and primates—continue to suffer in experiments, the report highlights that these methods are often scientifically outdated and fail to accurately predict human outcomes.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…

Rabbit 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…

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 the troubling trend of gene editing animals, which raises serious ethical, welfare, and abandonment concerns. We echo the concerns outlined by Rabbit.org Foundation in their…

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 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…

On 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…