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Allergic to your rabbits?
This allergy relief may help.
And news to help hay allergy sufferers here, too
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Sixth Annual Calendar Photo Contest!  It's NOT too late!
Sixth Annual Calendar Photo Contest! © Walt Disney Productions It's NOT too late!
Don't wait - don't hesitate - grab your camera - snap your bunny - send those photos!!
Details
Here!
Not to be missed, the August issue of our
Bunnyrunner Newsletter!
You are risking the lives of your rabbits if you
cannot...
Visit Leith Petwerks site and help CO-HRS win this quarter's
$500 Grant!
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August Bunnies of the Month
Marvin and Sheila
"Marvin and Sheila - what fabulous pair," commented one of our co-managers recently! And indeed, these two are just that. They adore each other, so are content to sit quietly waiting for the right people to come along. But that very positive trait of their calm personalities may be working against them, since too many people have just walked right past them, without even asking to meet them! Those people really don't know what they are missing!
Sheila is an adorable, golden tan bunny, born in March of 2004. Rescued from being a stray, this 6-3/4 lb. bunny is highly active, and very sweet. Marvin, born in 2002, is smaller, weighing in at 5-3/4 lbs. He was found in a backyard. Happy to be saved from the scary outside world, these two now share the safety of the shelter, but they long to also have people of their very own.
This pair spent some happy, loving time in a wonderful home recently. This was a very good adoption cut short by quite severe illness of one of the human family members. There was no possibility of the rabbits being able to stay in their home, but the return of these wonderful rabbits just added to the family's heartbreak. They were very definate everyone be told that these are perfect house rabbits and deserved a loving home as soon as possible!
Both these rabbit are very friendly and will just bloom once they have a forever home, toys, room to play, and BEST OF ALL, the love of human companionship. Even if you're not overly impressed when you see this subtley quite beautiful pair, have the faith to meet with them and let them show you our hidden treasures.
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The Colorado House Rabbit Society is licensed by the national House Rabbit Society. We are a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization made up entirely of volunteers. There are no paid positions. Every penny of all donations goes to helping the rabbits. We have two purposes:
rescue
and
education.
The Colorado House Rabbit Society offers affectionate, litter-trained, spayed or neutered rabbits for adoption. We also offer education about rabbits. To learn about rabbits, you may order our "Rabbit Packet" for $5. We also offer the "House Rabbit Handbook" for $11.00. To purchase either or both of these publications, send the appropriate amount, plus $2.00 for shipping and handling, to CO-HRS, P.O. Box 238, Broomfield, CO, 80038
Denver - Boulder Contacts
Nancy LaRoche, Bea Pettus, Rachel Bellamy
Colorado Co-Chapter-Managers
P.O. Box 238
Broomfield, CO 80038
(303) 469-3240
or e-mail us at co-hrs@comcast.net!
(Email for directions to our facilities, and include your starting location.)
This site is updated often! New additions are continually being made to the adoption page.
Please see the bunnies here.
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Remember! If you can't keep rabbits you have adopted from us, they must be returned. There is a $500 non-compliance fee if you fail to do this! |
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Spring Gardeners! FREE compost material!
Bags contain paper litter, hay, rabbit urine and droppings. This combination makes excellent compost
to make this your best gardening year. Bags are free to anyone who will get them at our Broomfield facilities.
If interested, email Nancy at co-hrs@comcast.net.
Visit Our Gift Shop! Many New Items!
Order on-line anytime
See these items and more in person at the Bunny Burrow gift shop, Wed. and Sat. 10-2pm
(Other HRS chapters: contact us for profit-sharing proposals on clothing items.)
Visit our Loved and Missed section with tributes from our members. Send one of your own if you'd like.
We also offer a class to help people learn to handle their rabbits safely, to perform basic maintenance (clipping nails, cleaning scent pockets, etc.), and to catch problems before they become major. This class is free to anyone who has adopted a rabbit from any animal shelter. For dates when classes will be held and to schedule your place, go to
Bunny Tune-Up Class.
House Rabbit Society is a non-profit rescue and education group. We welcome your feedback and very much appreciate your donations of any kind. Please join, volunteer, and/or donate today! |
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