We also take in injured or orphaned wild rabbits & hares and release back into the wild if possible. WE ARE TAKING THE FOLLOWING EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID THE SPREAD OF RHD2 VIRUS TO OUR RESCUES IN ADDITION TO COVID19 REQUIREMENTS.
1. All visits are by appointment only, masks and shoe covers(provided)/shoes sprayed with disinfectant(provided)are required when entering the bunny room.
2. Everyon
e must wash hands before handling the bunnies.
3. Unfortunately we cannot allow any outside bunnies or other animals to visit at this time. We take the safety of our rescue buns very seriously, please let us know if you have recently had your rabbits suddenly pass away due to unknown cause or if you notice a decrease or disappearance of a population of wild rabbits that you observe on a regular basis. This virus is nasty, there are no symptoms that your bunny has been infected and 80% to 100% of infected rabbits will die within 12 hours of infection. I have been in contact with the state veterinarian and with more information sharing and teamwork we can hopefully stop this from spreading.
