Great news! WoolyWhoo and Ollie-san are to be adopted as a bonded pair! They’re currently staying at the Comfy Bunny Bed and Breakfast, where they are being bonded before going to their adopter – Nikki Long! Both bunnies are rescue …
The videos from the Rabbit 911 seminar are now up on YouTube. Rabbit 911 is a lecture in the Free Rabbit Care Seminars 2014, and was held at Exotic Animal Care Center on Sunday, March 16, 2014. A big thank-you …
This little guy was rescued from the Lancaster shelter. As you can see, he was in rough shape. He had ear mites and multiple wounds on his body, presumably from fighting with other rabbits. The worst injuries were to his …
WoolyWhoo was brought to the Downey shelter, supposedly a stray. She had a bad case of mites, infection in both of her eyes, and was about two pounds underweight (she only weighs 2.5 lbs). We are not sure of her …
WoolyWhoo was brought to the Downey shelter, supposedly a stray. She had a bad case of mites, infection in both of her eyes, and was about two pounds underweight (she only weighs 2.5 lbs). We are not sure of her …
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Zooh Corner Rabbit Rescue presents Free Rabbit Care Seminars 2014 at Exotic Animal Care Center, 2121 E. Foothill Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91107. Join hosts Dr. Stephanie Lamb of Exotic Animal Care Center and ZCRR Founder Cat Logsdon for this FREE educational series covering a …
Our Christmas in Bunville event last December was a HUGE success! It was great to see so many familiar and new faces, and to raise more than $1,500 in support of our rescue work! Our awesome volunteers made it happen …
OllieSan had a loving family, but one of them passed away and he was given up. He eventually made it to Zooh Corner where he was found to be a smart, social, and affectionate little guy. With a bit of …
Remember Gypsy the bunny rescued from snakes? She’s been adopted by Seph and her girls. Happy Thanksgiving, Gypsy!
This little girl was bought as snake food but the snakes–yes, there were two–did not eat her. Because of three Zooh Corner volunteers, George (Dhanjot), Kate and Keith, she was safely delivered to Zooh Corner Rabbit Rescue. She understandably took …