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Mission
House Rabbit Society is an international volunteer-based, non-profit organization that rescues rabbits and educates the public on rabbit care.
Key Facts
Geographic areas served:
San Francisco Bay Area
Target demographics:
Pet owners
Results to date:
House Rabbit Society has rescued over 20,000 rabbits, has educated many thousands of people through our website, classes, outreach events, and literature, and has changed the world’s understanding of rabbits as pets. In 2000, we opened this country’s first public rabbit-only shelter in Richmond, California, and in 1997, we held the first ever rabbit-only veterinary conference.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Thousands of people per year and thousands of rabbits per year.
Indirect beneficiaries per year: Thousands of people per year and thousands of rabbits per year.
Obstacles:
As our programs expand and we help more people and rabbits, our budget often exceeds our income.
Your donation of $80 enables us to:
spay or neuter a single rabbit
Board Members and Affiliation:
Marinell Harriman, Chair
Kathleen Wilsbach, President
Margo DeMello, Administrative Director
Gayle Kiviat, Secretary
Mary Cotter, Outreach, Public Relations and Marketing Director
Susan Brown, DVM, National Health Director
Beth Woolbright, Director
Laurie Gigous, Director
Paris Grey, Director
Susan Smith, Director
Joy Gioia, Director
Dana Krempels, Director
Key Staff
Jack Doran, Shelter Manager
Charlotte Brockman, Shelter Administrator