Oscar's Rabbit Rescue, Inc.

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Oscar's Rabbit Rescue, Inc.

To be the voice for domestic rabbits by providing education, resources, shelter, and homes. A rabbit savvy vet is essential in the care of your rabbit.
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The dedication and passion of one person has grown into a team with a mission as follows:
To be a voice for domestic rabbits by providing education, resources, shelter, and homes where they will thrive. A Note From the President:
I want to help share the love and education of bunnies by being the voice for my late Oscar Henry McPickles. Although I have put together a lot of information and will c

ontinue to provide education and resources, I am not a vet. I am not a vet. Oscar came into my life completely unexpectedly after being found outside in rough shape. At the time I knew absolutely nothing about rabbits. I learned quickly, but unfortunately lost him 4 months later to what I can only assume to have been GI stasis (will never know for sure). Since that time, I research/learn daily about rabbit care and needs as they are delicate animals with much to know that many are unaware of. Although I knew a lot, I did not know enough, and feel it may have led to overlooking signs/symptoms that my boy was in trouble, likely giving him veggies that could have caused the issue, etc. (amongst other complications and learning lessons, including where to vet a rabbit). Since that time, I continue to learn and put in the time to do the best I can for every bun that comes into my life. Each one finds a place in my heart, and I hope to do best for them, first medically, and then by placing into homes that we screen and hope to be best for each bun’s unique personality & situation. To honor Oscar, I want his voice heard through spreading the love of rabbits (buns) and through education. This area is misunderstood and help for rabbits is lacking in Wisconsin.
-Brittany Graves

Our Rabbits:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

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Initial News Article:
https://www.onfocus.news/new-marshfield-rabbit-rescue-helps-domestic-bunnies-find-forever-homes/

08/23/2024

Nibs just hopped off to his happily ever after! So happy for him and his family!

08/19/2024

Look at how big Guillermo (ORR alumni, Binx) has gotten!

08/04/2024

Mid-Day Sleepy Time!
Bunnies are most active in the morning and evening and sleep during the day. This makes them a perfect pet for those that work during the day!

Coral is super comfortable!

08/04/2024

Mid-Day Sleepy Time!
Bunnies are most active in the morning and evening and sleep during the day. This makes them a perfect pet for those that work during the day!

Daisy is super comfortable!

08/04/2024

Oliver was adopted today into a loving family where he will have another bun friend!

Oliver is our second longest resident - with us for 6 months - while he was awaiting a family accepting of his special needs.

We are so happy for him & will miss this sweet boy! Happy tails Oliver!

08/03/2024

I’m all ears!
Ebony is loving life in her foster home. She’s coming out of her shell and enjoys snuggling next to her foster humans and dog. Ebony is active and playful.

Ebony is 11 weeks old and full of life!

Our bunnies:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

08/01/2024

Spay Day for Daisy!

After she’s all healed up this young girl will be ready for adoption into a forever home!

Daisy is a super sweet girl! She’s energetic, playful, and friendly. She loves attention, but is a bit shy yet and unsure about being picked up. She’s learning to use her litter box pretty well.

Daisy is a New Zealand rabbit, so she is medium size. She's approximately 1 year old.

Daisy is in need of a foster home.

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/30/2024

Snuggles with Miss Daisy. Daisy is super sweet! She is a young, active and curious girl!

Daisy will soon be ready to be an amazing family member.

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/adopt

07/30/2024

Snuggles with baby Coral ♥️

10.5 weeks old today

07/29/2024

Ebony is our most shy baby, but she won’t stay shy in the amazing foster home she’s in. She is already becoming affectionate and is curious and active.

Ebony is in a foster home getting lots of love while awaiting Spay when she’s 6 months old in November.

See our bunnies here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/29/2024

Ruby is our beautiful red-eyed girl. She is affectionate, curious, and active.

Ruby is in a foster home getting lots of love while awaiting Spay when she’s 6 months old in November.

See our bunnies here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/26/2024

Role call!
Ebony snuck away. Our 4 new babies enjoyed a snack together while we organized who was going where.

Ash (left) and Coral (right) do not have foster homes.

Ruby (middle) and Ebony (hiding) are in a foster home.

See all of our bunnies here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/26/2024

Seeing double! Coral & Ash just arrived with several others. They are 10 weeks old and just hanging out while we were getting everyone settled into their own pens and onto safe, nonslip flooring.

No hormones, yet, but they will be starting soon so they will be separated.

Ash will be neutered in October. Coral and her sisters will be spayed in November.

Both are available to foster.

Follow our bunnies here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/25/2024

How can you pass up that cute face? You definitely won’t after meeting this handsome little boy. He’s super friendly.

Nibs is an amazing addition to a family that will let him free roam. His favorite things to do are running and relaxing. He has even jumped onto the couch to be by his foster mom!

Nibs is neutered and vaccinated for RHDV2.

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/25/2024

Thank you to the donors & volunteers that helped us bring in these 5 bunnies to help Humane Society of Southern Wisconsin. They will be arriving tomorrow.

We will get them settled in, get to know them, and photos/information about them updated as we know more. We’ve changed a few names.

Mama Daisy is an adult. She gave birth to babies the day after these babies were born to a different mama.

The other 4 are 10 weeks old. There are 3 girls and 1 boy.

They are New Zealand breed.

All will need to be spayed/neutered.

As we know more, we will keep their information updated here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

FOSTER HOMES NEEDED

07/20/2024

Imagine confining your living space so small, you’d be limited to 3-4 steps. Even if for only half a day, that sounds miserable, right? That’s exactly how rabbits who live in enclosures like this feel. Rabbits are active by nature and they need enough space to run, jump, periscope, and play. And binky! A single bun should have a 4’ x 6” enclosure, in addition to supervised free roam time. So if this is your idea of rabbit housing, please be sure your rabbit is a stuffed toy. Because that’s the only rabbit who would comfortably exist in this cage.

07/20/2024

Foster homes provide increased socialization, attention, and room to run.

Nibs here can tell you how fun he’s having with a big room of his own in a foster home!

Fosters need to live within 1 hour of Marshfield and be willing to travel for adoptions and medical care as needed. Adoptions take place in Marshfield or in the foster home pending on the situation.

Join us today! Fostering saves lives.
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/foster

07/17/2024

Edit: Help still needed with donations. So far, the plan is transport is arranged for next week Thursday. At this time, 4 babies (3 females, 1 male) and 1 Mama are coming to us.

We need your help!
A humane society has 17 nine-week old rabbits that they are in desperate need of our help with. These will be medium-large size bunnies.

What we need:
1. Foster homes. These bunnies will be with us several months until old enough to spay/neuter. www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/foster
2. Donations for spay/neuter and supplies.
3. Supplies (see priority items below)
4. Transportation from Janesville to Marshfield
5. Adopters! Current adoptables here: www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

1-2 Critical Care: https://amzn.to/4fiGkCu

Young Rabbit Pellets: https://amzn.to/3Y9CGVq

Lots of Timothy Hay: https://amzn.to/3WsblMT

Fresh Veggies ~$40/week

Floor mats (old large quilts/fleece blankets, waterproof puppy p*e pads ( https://amzn.to/3YqLJl1 & https://amzn.to/3SehLfT ), etc.). These help prevent injuries.

Enrichment/Toys:
- https://amzn.to/3LzwkXz
- Willow balls, etc. (e.g., https://amzn.to/3YqwRDd ) - these don’t last long

Full Amazon List: https://a.co/6vaZNC7

07/17/2024

Our bunnies are loving their BinxBox that an amazing donor sends them on a subscription. Tuck, pictured here, went to town playing with his new toy / enrichment activity.

See our adoptable bunnies here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/06/2024

Meet Nibs (AKA Mr. Nibbles)
He is a calm, sweet, playful, very friendly boy who has been given up twice because of allergies and owners moving. He is the perfect bunny for a family!

Nibs uses his litter box well, including when free roaming.

He is neutered and vaccinated for RHDV-2.

Nibs is 5 years old and likely a Netherland Dwarf.

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

07/06/2024

Another holiday has come and gone for Oliver without his forever family to celebrate it with.

Oliver is a sweet adult angora rabbit who is neutered and been waiting for love his whole life. He uses his litter box well and is very friendly. He loves to explore!

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

06/25/2024

Tuck has not had any adoption applications.

Tuck holds a very special place in my (Brittany) heart. He reminds me so much of our beloved Oscar. Tuck is a gentle snuggle bun. He is quite timid but loves to explore.

He is neutered and patiently waiting for his forever home.

Tuck is a young New Zealand boy.

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

06/25/2024

Spay day for Miss Harlow!

06/22/2024

We have been receiving calls about heatstroke and rabbits are dying in heat and storms.

Wild rabbits and domestic rabbits are not related. They cannot live in the same conditions.

Please be mindful that heat (temps >77 F), getting wet (hypothermia), and storms (fear) kill rabbits regularly.

Babies need to be kept warm, but outside in the heat they can easily overheat.

06/19/2024

Oliver is ready for Summer with his cool dude haircut!

This cutie has been waiting patiently for a forever home for 135 days. He’s an absolute gem that is waiting for the perfect person to take him on.

Oliver is super sweet and neutered. He sits so well through his grooming.

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

06/18/2024

We were recently asked why domestic rabbits often get sick if they get wet, while cottontails seem to handle rain without any problems.

Here's the scoop!

Domestic rabbits and wild cottontails are actually completely separate species, each adapted to their own environments. While wild bunnies do seek shelter during rain, they also have an easier time drying off due to their lighter coats and body composition.

Domestic rabbits, on the other hand, have thicker coats and a lesser ability to regulate their body temperatures. When they get wet, they can’t dry themselves off as efficiently. This can lead to hypothermia and can even put them into shock.

So, while cottontails are built to handle a bit of rain, our fluffy domestic friends need to stay warm and dry.

Domesticated bunnies should not get wet.

This has been a PSA from Bouncy (pictured), who always looks slightly nervous to answer questions, but did a great job!

06/18/2024

Oliver is in need of a haircut and still longing for his forever family. Can you help us help him?

Oliver is a sweet boy. He sits very well during grooming and haircuts. He needs more frequent grooming because of his angora wool fur that continually grows.

Oliver is approximately 5-6 years old. He is sweet, cuddly, and likes to play.

Oliver is neutered.

See more/adopt here:
www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies

06/06/2024

While getting veggies for the rabbits William asked, “Where’s the people lettuce?” 🤣 He has grown used to all this lettuce being for rabbits

06/04/2024

Our beautiful red eyed Jax, now known as Herbie, was adopted over the weekend. His mom has been patiently waiting for him and is being excited. So happy that these 2 found each other!

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Marshfield, WI

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http://www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/

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Play time! Tuck has found a new toy that he absolutely loves! Tuck is an adoptable, sweet young boy. He is a medium size boy and uses his litter box well. See more/adopt here: www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies #oscarsrabbitrescue #adoptme

Tuck loves toys! He’s such a fun, easy going big guy. He’s energetic and loves to play. He prefers to be exploring, but will snuggle. Tuck is neutered and uses his litter box well. Tuck is a young boy at 1 year old. Adopt him/see more here:www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies#oscarsrabbitrescue #adoptme

Remember our big girl, Sage? She had lived her life in a small cage and was shy. Look at her enjoying life now in her forever home! #oscarsrabbitrescue #ORRalumni

Sharing is caring! Cardboard toy/activity: https://amzn.to/3Ki03nt #oscarsrabbitrescue

Kodo is trying to come find you! Adopt this goofball today! He’s quite entertaining, super friendly, curious, and very energetic. See more/adopt here: www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies #oscarsrabbitrescue #adoptme

♥️ Has your bunny found its soulmate? Share your couple, trios, or more! Bunnies get depressed and lonely easily. They are social animals who do best with lots of attention and a friend. #oscarsrabbitrescue #valentine

Gibbs is starting saline nebs. At first he wasn’t sure about it, but then he seemed to somewhat enjoy it. He was a good boy cleaning his eyes during it even! Gibbs loved a lifetime of neglect. He had significant eye drainage that was ignored for a very long time. The vet flushed out mucus plugs that did not appear infectious. We’ve been giving meloxicam for swelling. So far, nothing has helped so now we are trying saline nebs twice daily. His front teeth are not in great shape from years of a bad diet. There was nothing urgent visualized but these will need to be looked at better when Gibbs is sedated for neuter. His ears were full of wax due to being unable to clean them himself because his nails were so long. His ears are looking better with frequent cleaning. Right now it feels like we have quite a ways to go yet to help Gibbs get better. Hopefully he recovers well like the vet thinks he will. TBD. #oscarsrabbitrescue

Gwen & Miles will be joining us soon. This is a bonded pair that served as animal ambassadors at an education center for children over the last year. Now it’s their time to find a loving home to live in. The pair are 3 years old New Zealand rabbit siblings. They are spayed and neutered and vaccinated for RHDV2. Follow us to see when they will be available for adoption: www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies #oscarsrabbitrescue #adoptme

2023 was a hoppy year for our buns! Our adoption numbers more than doubled over the past year, and calls requesting help more than tripled. Thank you for supporting our mission to be a voice for domestic rabbits by providing education, resources, shelter, and homes where they will thrive. Here’s to another great year! -Oscar’s Rabbit Rescue #oscarsrabbitrescue #oscarsvoice #happynewyear

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Watching rabbits eat is one of my favorite things to do, especially when it’s Dax who was so terribly skinny! #oscarsrabbitrescue

Ari may have overestimated her jump 🤣 Ari is a sweet, snuggly, adventurous girl waiting for her forever home with her husbun, Obi. See more/Adopt Here: www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies #oscarsrabbitrescue #adoptme

Ari may have overestimated her jump 🤣 Ari is a sweet, snuggly, adventurous girl in new of a forever home with her husbun, Obi. See more/Adopt Here: www.oscarsrabbitrescue.org/bunnies #oscarsrabbitrescue #adoptme

This is what a real, forever home looks like. ORR alumni, Wispa, was with us for 8 months after already living her entire life in other rescues/shelters. Although her foster family adored her and helped her tremendously, she didn’t like to be pet until she found her forever. Since adoption she has enjoyed and asked for pets and has done her first flops! These happy endings make everything we do so worth it! #oscarsrabbitrescue #ORRalumni

Kali LOVES her new ball…at all hours of the day 🤣 Don’t mind her mess she made in less than 8 hrs. Crazy girl #oscarsrabbitrescue

When you are determined to get a treat… Wispa is also determined to find her forever family. She’s been searching her whole life, and her recent birthday wish has not yet come true. Wispa is a 1 year old with a big personality. Her foster family describes her as adventurous and playful. She’s shy, but given time she lets you earn her trust. Wispa will make a great companion to a special person. She is litter box trained, spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated for RHDV-2. See more here: https://www.petfinder.com/rabbit/wispa-59502165/wi/marshfield/oscars-rabbit-rescue-inc-wi570/ #oscarsrabbitrescue #adoptme

Stuffed animals can help provide comfort. Just be careful that your bun doesn’t ingest any of it if they chew it. #oscarsrabbitrescue #oscarsvoice #asha