E.A.R.S. Erie Area Rabbit Society & Rescue serves rabbits in need in Erie County PA
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09/12/2025
This sweet boy is Killian. He was born at the shelter with his 9 siblings on St. Patrick's day 2023.๐ He is a playful, curious bunny who loves to watch what is going on around him. He is neutered and has received his RHD vaccine. Several of his siblings have been adopted and we would love nothing more than to see Killian have a forever home as well.
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09/08/2025
Quinn was born at E.A.R.S along with her 9 siblings. She is a bunny who is curious and a little reserved while in her cage, but during her exercise time her personality shines as she does lots of binkies. She enjoys her treats of romaine lettuce and apple branches. She is spayed, received her RHD vaccine and now is just waiting for her forever family.
If you would like to meet Quinn, stop in on Wednesday evening during our public hours from 5-7.
09/05/2025
Bowie, Daffodil, Credence, Murphy, Queen and Thumper had a wonderful visit with the residents at Springhill-Oakview.
09/04/2025
Hop on over to our Hop Shop and order your E.A.R.S Fall apparel. We have hoodies, long sleeve shirts, t-shirts or sweatshirts. They come in different colors. https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-hop-shop/
09/02/2025
Today E.A.R.S bunnies went to Sisters of St Joseph. Outreach activities are vital to the EARS mission. From schools to colleges, senior living facilities to rehabilitation centers, the rabbits benefit from the interaction. Our team of volunteers rotate which rabbits go and the socialization helps a rabbit get adopted faster. Itโs a win-win for everyone! Educate, Adopt, Rescue and Shelter.๐ฐ
09/01/2025
Happy Labor Day to the workers of every field! The world runs on your contributions and you all deserve recognition, and a day to relax. We hope you have a great one!
08/31/2025
08/31/2025
Visit EARS on Saturday, Sept. 6th for our Clear the Shelters Open House! Volunteers will be available to answer questions about EARS, rabbits as pets, and our adoption process. Learn about other ways you can support EARS and help the rabbits in the shelter if you canโt adopt.
08/30/2025
We are so happy to say that Fleur was adopted today! We are so happy for her and her new forever family.
08/29/2025
This sweet, silly boy is Topaz. He enjoys his exercise time, playing with his toys and loves the attention he receives from the volunteers. He often stands up(periscope) to see what everyone is doing around him. Topaz is neutered, has received his RHD vaccine and now is waiting for his forever family. If you're interested in Topaz, you can go to our website and fill out an adoption application.
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Erie Area Rabbit Society and Rescue began in 2013 when Ron and Linda realized there was not a shelter or rescue dedicated to rabbits. Rabbits are the third most adopted and surrendered pet in America so you would think they would be just as important as a dog and cat shelter but they are not. Most people do not even know the difference between domestic and wild rabbits.
When Linda and Ron began they only had a few bunnies that they had rescued but that number grew more and more as people became familiar with EARS. They moved to a new facility and continued to educate and grow. The purpose of EARS was to be care for bunnies and bunnies only.
EARS rescues bunnies who have been let loose outside and takes in surrenders from owners who can no longer care for their bunnies. We vet check all of the rabbits we take in and get them spay and neutered. Once they are cleared, they are eligible for adoption. Our adoption process includes home visits, vet references and approval from our adoption committee. We make sure our bunnies go to fur-ever homes.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization so we receive no funding to help pay for medical costs, supplies, food, or staff to care for the bunnies. We rely solely on donations.
Rabbits make wonderful pets but need care and affection. All of our bunnies are inside pets and require a full commitment. If you are a first time rabbit owner we suggest you volunteer first before adopting so you know the proper care for a bunny. Also, it allows you to spend time with the bunnies and get to know the perfect one for you!
If you are interested in volunteering, adopting or just want to know more, feel free to stop in any day from 10am to 1 pm or Wednesday nights from 4pm to 7pm. We have almost 100 bunnies.