WE BELIEVE:

Every rabbit has inherent worth, regardless of breed, age, health status, or past experiences.
Rabbits are social creatures who require companionship—whether from a bonded rabbit partner or consistent, caring human interaction—to thrive.
Rabbits deserve to live indoors, in secure, enriching environments where they are protected from predators, extreme temperatures, and loneliness.
Proper veterinary care is essential, including spaying or neutering to prevent health issues and ensure safe companionship.
Mental and physical stimulation is vital to a rabbit’s well-being. Playtime, free-roam exercise, digging, chewing, foraging, and positive social interaction are not luxuries—they are needs.
Positive reinforcement is the only ethical approach to training and behavioral guidance. Fear-based or punishment-based methods are not acceptable for prey animals like rabbits.
Domestic rabbits are human-dependent animals created through selective breeding. As such, it is our responsibility to provide for them completely and humanely.
Rabbits should be valued as family members, with the same consideration and long-term commitment given to dogs and cats.
Wild rabbits deserve to live free from unnecessary human interference, except in rare cases involving rehabilitation, injury, or conservation efforts.

We stand firmly against the exploitation of rabbits in any form, including in breeding, entertainment, laboratory testing, or commercial trade—unless that interaction is solely for the benefit of the rabbits under the care of qualified rescues or sanctuaries.

At the heart of our work is the belief that all rabbits, domestic and wild, deserve safety, freedom from suffering, and the opportunity to live a full, enriched life.

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