A cute white bunny with blue eyes lying down and looking at the camera

Friends of Rabbits, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rabbit rescue group, has been dedicated to saving rabbits since 1997. As the largest domestic rabbit rescue in the Washington DC/Baltimore metropolitan area, we provide a safe haven for house rabbits from crowded shelters, stray domestic rabbits, and those rescued from hoarding situations. Together, we can give these rabbits the loving homes they deserve.

Friends of Rabbits

Rescuing Rabbits, Enriching Lives Together

2024 Highlights:

  • 180 rabbits rescued (compared to 130 rescued in 2023)

  • 3 guinea pigs rescued

  • We took in animals from 11 shelters and four different states

  • We had 167 adoptions

  • We have 47 foster families

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A white bunny with dark patches around its eyes and ear tips eating lettuce while sitting in a litter box

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Friends of Rabbits is made up of volunteers who simply care about saving bunnies. Volunteers are its lifeblood, and without our volunteers, Friends of Rabbits could not exist.

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WHY DONATE?

Your donations make it possible for Friends of Rabbits to care for abandoned and neglected rabbits and find them wonderful forever homes. Veterinary care is our single largest expense.

Friends of Rabbits saves hundreds of rabbits each year. There are considerable costs to spay/neuter and vaccinate these bunnies before they can be adopted. Your support will help us rescue more homeless rabbits.

Your donation will help prepare them for their fur-ever home. Help support us and make a difference today!

A white bunny with red eyes and dark patches around its nose and ears eating fresh grass
A white bunny with red eyes and dark patches around its nose and ears eating fresh grass

GET IN TOUCH

Have a question or want to learn more about our rabbit rescue? Feel free to reach out to us by clicking the button below to fill out our contact form.

Please note that we are a small organization and have a very limited number of foster homes. Therefore, we cannot take in any pet rabbits surrendered by individuals or families. We take in rabbits from crowded local shelters that need our assistance.

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 1112

Alexandria, VA 22313

You can also email us directly at:

info@friendsofrabbits.org