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Our Rescue Rabbits Rock To share our rescued rabbits & show the world how awesome bunnies are. To promote bunnies in need of adoption and all the wonderful rabbit rescues & groups

I am hoping that together with all the wonderful bunny loving peeps we can promote the awesomeness that is indeed a rescued rabbit and the awesome rabbit rescues and their equally awesome bunnies in need of forever homes! Also I would love to have anyone as an administrator, as many as would like , that share that same goal. I firmly believe that together WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN EDUCATING PEO

PLE OF THE WONDER OF RESCUED RABBITS AND OF GETTING THEIR RABBITS FROM RABBIT RESCUES INSTEAD OF BUYING THEM FROM BREEDERS!!

Hoppy November 🍂🍁🍂Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for do...
01/11/2025

Hoppy November 🍂🍁🍂

Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links

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Rabbit Facts # 21Lagomorphs were very smart animals! Did you know that rabbits often run away in a zig-zag fashion?It m...
01/11/2025

Rabbit Facts # 21

Lagomorphs were very smart animals! Did you know that rabbits often run away in a zig-zag fashion?

It may look like they are fleeing chaotically, unsure of where to go, but this is done on purpose. The zig-zagging confuses the predator, giving the rabbit more time to make a getaway!
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links






We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Happy Halloween 🦇🎃🦇🎃🦇🎃🦇 We hope you have a Spooktacular 👻 Day! Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️Linktr.ee/rab...
31/10/2025

Happy Halloween 🦇🎃🦇🎃🦇🎃🦇 We hope you have a Spooktacular 👻 Day!
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links

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If you give your rabbit pellets (in addition to lots of quality hay, greens and herbs), are you feeding him/her top qual...
30/10/2025

If you give your rabbit pellets (in addition to lots of quality hay, greens and herbs), are you feeding him/her top quality pellets?
A few quality brands available in the United States are - Oxbow Animal Health (IG), Sherwood Pet Health .pet.health (IG) or Supreme Petfoods: Experts Pets (IG) There are many others companies that have quality pellets just double check prior to buying their pellets. Look for pellets within these guidelines. Hay should always be the first ingredient. Stay away from junk food like muesli!
Fiber - 18-22%
Protein - 12-14%
Fat - 1.5-3%
Calcium - 0.4-1.0%
Phosphorus - 0.3-0.8%

Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue - our Bio on IG






We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Hi Friends!This fundraiser is not only for our Sanctuary Rabbits but this little kitty too! We hope that you will be abl...
30/10/2025

Hi Friends!

This fundraiser is not only for our Sanctuary Rabbits but this little kitty too! We hope that you will be able to help us with our Veterinary bills, past and present! If even a quarter of our followers were to donate a dollar each, we'd be able to pay past vet bills, current bills with a bit left for future needs. We have not met our fundraiser goals for many months. We understand that times are tough for many people but could you please think of donating even a dollar or two? We would be so grateful for anything you could donate.

If you'd like to donate via PayPal or PayPal Giving Fund, the links or in our Linktree -. linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (in link IG Bio)





We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Rabbit Facts # 20Most people love to see cottontails and other wild lagomorphs in their yard, neighborhood, local parks...
29/10/2025

Rabbit Facts # 20

Most people love to see cottontails and other wild lagomorphs in their yard, neighborhood, local parks, etc. Whether you are watching them play or eat, if you are like me... you are worried about their safety. Rabbits, being near the bottom of the food chain, have learned to thoroughly assess the area and have pre-selected their exit strateqy.
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links






We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Rabbit Facts # 19Rabbits are extremely clean little fluffs. They are constantly cleaning themselves. Rabbits rarely nee...
28/10/2025

Rabbit Facts # 19

Rabbits are extremely clean little fluffs. They are constantly cleaning themselves. Rabbits rarely need help from their hoomins. If they have a medical condition or as they age, they may need butt baths. It is not likely that they will ever need a bath.
If you need to clean their little bum or a bit more, in a warm area, get two plastic dish pans, rabbit safe shampoo and two large and two hand towels. I use ZYMOX Advanced Enzymatic Shampoo, but please ask your rabbit savvy vet before using any products. Place a hand towel in the bottom of each pan to help prevent your rabbit from slipping. It is best if you have someone to help you, but it can certainly be done by yourself. Try not to get your rabbit too wet. Place their hind paws in the pan. Get the area to clean wet, next put a small amount of shampoo on the area and clean, adding water. Rinse in pan one if the water isn't too dirty, then remove your rabbit from pan one and place in the rinse pan. Rinse the area thoroughly. If necessary dump the dirty rinse water, rinse the pan and fill as before. Once complete, immediately wrap in clean bath towel working to absorb as much water as possible. Then take the second towel and continue drying. You may have to use a blow dryer on low speed and cool temperature moving it around continuously. If your rabbits really dislikes the dryer. Use additional bath towels until dry.
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links






We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Rabbit Facts # 18Sadly, wild rabbits rarely live more than two years. Their lifespans are cut short due to predators, h...
27/10/2025

Rabbit Facts # 18

Sadly, wild rabbits rarely live more than two years. Their lifespans are cut short due to predators, harsh weather, and diseases. In captivity, rabbits can live to be ten years or more. Access to regular food, water, shelter, veterinary care, exercise, and entertainment can keep them healthy for a long time.
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links






We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Today restarts Rabbit Facts. Instead of four each day I'll be posting one or two a day for several more days. Today = So...
26/10/2025

Today restarts Rabbit Facts. Instead of four each day I'll be posting one or two a day for several more days.

Today = So, Why are Rabbits called Bunnies? There are several different stories where the word bunnies came from. We are sharing three from Mental Floss
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
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We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Many Domestic Rabbits Suffer from Extreme BreedingMain Brachycephalic Rabbit Breeds are:-Netherland Dwarf: Characterized...
25/10/2025

Many Domestic Rabbits Suffer from Extreme Breeding

Main Brachycephalic Rabbit Breeds are:
-Netherland Dwarf: Characterized by a very short head and compact body, highly associated with dental malocclusion and respiratory issues due to skull conformation.
-Lop-eared breeds (Mini, Dwarf, and French/English Lops): Lops often have shortened faces and skulls, and their ear structure (floppy, poorly ventilated) makes them prone to chronic ear problems as well as the usual brachycephalic issues.
-Lionhead: Their rounded, short heads and flat faces, paired with dense fur, increase their risk for dental, respiratory, and ocular problems

Health Problems from Extreme Breeding:
-Dental disease: Short faces mean the same number of teeth must fit into a much smaller jaw, leading to overcrowding, malocclusion, jaw deformities, abscesses, and inability to eat properly.
-Respiratory issues: Narrowed airways and soft palate elongation lead to noisy breathing, exercise intolerance, and heat sensitivity.
-Eye problems: Bulging eyes from brachycephaly can increase risks for glaucoma and ocular trauma.
-Tear duct disorders: Shortened skulls distort tear ducts, increasing the likelihood of dacryocystitis.
-Ear disease: Especially pronounced in lop breeds, chronic infections, wax buildup, and abscesses are far more common due to anatomy

Welfare Concerns:
Breeding for flat faces, lop ears, excessive fur, or extreme size (dwarfs or giants) increases lifelong health risks and suffering for pet rabbits. These traits compromise natural behaviors, comfort, and the ability to communicate and thrive

You can thank your local breeder for their continued extreme breeding. Instead of helping they continue to cause rabbits to suffer just to look different.

Sources - Everypaw, Rabbit.Org Foundation, Gentle Touch Animal Hospital, Vet Help Direct, Baby Blue Bee Bunnies, Burgess Pet Care, The Webinar Vet
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links







We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

I'm going to pause our Rabbit Facts posts for a day or two and thought I'd share some photos that popped up in my Google...
24/10/2025

I'm going to pause our Rabbit Facts posts for a day or two and thought I'd share some photos that popped up in my Google Memories of the rabbits we were working to save. (in Arizona) I'd worked days at the rescue and then evenings/nights I'd go to the park to feed and care for the bunnies waiting their turn to be rescued. Every minute was worth it but it did take a toll on me.

My right shoulder/arm is killing me. I'm in physical therapy every week trying to save my shoulder. My orthopedic doctor has agreed to let me try one more course of PT because I really don't want more surgery and reverse shoulder replacement surgery scares me.
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
Linktr.ee/rabbittracktrailrescue (see our Bio on IG) for donation links

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We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

Four more Rabbit Facts for we who know and those who don't. As we have mentioned previously, we are hoping that bunny pa...
23/10/2025

Four more Rabbit Facts for we who know and those who don't. As we have mentioned previously, we are hoping that bunny pawrents will find these a good reminder or maybe some new information.
Do you have a fact you would like us to share? Just send us a message.

Rabbit Facts 13 through 16:
13 - Rabbits can be litter box trained
14 - Bonded Bunnies are the Best
15 - Bunnies Binky
16 - Rabbits have special vision
Donations needed (& appreciated) - go to ↩️
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We are not veterinarians. Always seek your rabbit savvy veterinarian's advice!

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