There are many options for surrendering a rabbit near you. There are animal shelters, humane societies, and rescue organizations that take in rabbits and provide them with care until they are adopted into new homes. There are also many private rabbit rescues and foster homes that may have space for your rabbit.

Phone your local rescue who may either be able to take in your bunny and rehome him/her or direct you to someone who can, or your local vet may have some contacts who can help.

Get your rabbit's flyer to as many rescue groups as possible. You can find them by vet/humane society referral, online, or pick up a copy of The Pet Press for a complete listing. (They're on our "Links" page and can tell you where to find a copy, or call 818-998-1036 to find a supplier near you.)

Rabbits are often donated to new owners, animal centers, rescue centers, shelters, and sometimes to daycares. Examples of these rabbit donation organizations are the House Rabbit Society (chapters and allies), independent rabbit rescue organizations, non-profit organizations, humane societies, pet stores, and your family and friends.