Hoppy House Rabbit Rescue

10/10/2025

Need a hay rack? Use a box!

How to make a hay rack from a box.

10/10/2025

Meet Neil!

This young man came to us after being found running around community park in the Prairie du Chien area.

He is gentle but has lots of energy. He is a fantastic jumper and can even climb walls!

He is ok with being picked up and held and loves a good scratch on the bum.

He needs a home where he will have the opportunity to free-roam once he settles in. He would be great with gentle kids and other house pets.

He is neutered and his potty-box habits have improved greatly!



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10/09/2025

Primrose is still searching for her forever home!

She is spayed!

You can contact Buffalo County Humane Association or call Nicole at 715.379.3189!

10/09/2025

Hi! I am Bun Bun!

I am estimated to be three years old and I am neutered, great with my potty-box, and so friendly!

I will beg for kisses on his head and jave been described as having a wonderful soul. I would love a forever family to call my own!

If you have a home with a spayed lady bun, I would be very interested in chatting! I think I would make a great husbun!!!



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10/09/2025

Cricket and Hopps are still hoping for a forever home!

10/09/2025

Adoptable bun!

Hi! My name is Yams!

I am the friendliest young lady! I love yoga! I love snacks! I love people!

I would love a bun friend who will let me be in charge! I am friendly with other pets and kids!

I am pretty great at using my potty-box. I try my best to stay out of trouble so I do need lots of fun toys to keep me busy. I am spayed!

Call 715.379.3189 to meet me!

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10/09/2025

Adoptable bun!!

Baby Carrots has been with us for nearly a year! This lovely lady needs a forever home!

She is small in size but big in personality!
Her potty-box habits are fantastic!
She is great with other pets and would really love a neutered husbun! She is spayed.

Call 715.379.3189 with questions!



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10/09/2025

Hi! My name is Jicama!

I am a special boy! I am pure white with blue eyes!

My favorite things to do are to beg for treats (I need lots of treats) and to make soup! I have a special recipe!!

I am about 6 months old, am neutered, and doing pretty darn good with my potty-box skills! I am small in size but big in personality!!

I am ready for my forever home with lots of treats!



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10/09/2025

Hi! I am Bramble!

I had a rough start in life. I was born outside but thankfully some nice people caught me before I had to spend the cold winter in the snow!

I am hoping for a forever home where I will be a spoiled member of the family!

I love kids! I really love when kids read me stories! I do not know how to read on my own but I sure love listening!

I have lots of love to give!

Please contact Buffalo County Humane Association or call Nicole at 715.379.3189 to learn more about me!

10/06/2025

Yes!!!!

Children are undeniably the future of rabbit welfare - and it’s so important that we educate them and promote the right sort of care to help shape how our fluffy friends are looked after in future generations.

Whilst showing them gold standard welfare in the home is a good place to start there are ways we can go above and beyond!

⭐️ Encouraging trips to ethical sanctuaries and rescues who promote good rabbit care, rather than zoos and farm setups who compromise on the welfare of any rabbit residents. The latter often keep animals in insecure setups, have ‘cuddling’ sessions with their prey residents and have little space for them to escape the general public’s eyes.

⭐️ Dissuade schools from keeping small animals on their premises. So many schools and nurseries still have small animals like hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits in the classroom - not a suitable space at all for any prey animals. All of these animals need consistent care, not different caregivers and different levels of care over weekends and holidays. They also need a stable space, where they aren’t moved every single day from one location to another.

⭐️ Encourage your children to talk about rabbit welfare with their peers! Some of our smallest supporters have donated profits from fundraisers they’ve done with their classmates, have delivered presentations to their class on proper rabbit care and have repeatedly sent us their drawings and essays showing how passionate they are about bunny care. We all start somewhere, and this is a pretty good place to start!

⭐️ If you know someone looking to acquire rabbits for their family, point them to solid resources so that they know what they're getting into. Suggest they look at fostering before adopting, buying some savvy education materials (we have a booklet on basic rabbit care available for £5 plus postage), and getting in touch with an ethical rescue to talk through!

We love our young supporters! How do you encourage the young people around you to share their passion of rabbit welfare?

10/06/2025

This is the case from which we will be taking in rabbits. Many rabbits have severe injuries. Many female are pregnant. We will not know the scope of neglect until we have the rabbits examined.

Note, the date is wrong. It should be listed as Friday, Oct 3rd.

PRESS RELEASE - ANIMAL NEGLECT

Please see the attached Press Release.