Rabbit
Haven
Gig Harbor, WA
A shelter and sanctuary for unwanted and mistreated rabbits … until they all have homes.
INCOMING RABBITS
INCOMING
RABBITS
Rabbit Haven welcomes rabbits from emergency situations, other shelters
and animal organizations and from the public in this order. Please
scroll down to the bottom of this page to download a copy of the Rabbit
Haven Animal Intake Form for you to complete and bring with your animal.
Emergency
Please
contact us.
e-mail:
emergency@rabbithaven.org Rabbit Haven message line: (253)
265-0011
If this is a time sensitive emergency,
please call Angie: (206) 351-2637
Shelters & Rescue Organizations
Please
contact us.
e-mail: emergency@rabbithaven.org
Rabbit Haven message line: (253) 265-0011
Angie: (206) 351-2637
Public
Please
contact us.
e-mail: angie@rabbithaven.org
Rabbit Haven message line: (253) 265-0011
We
require that your rabbit be spayed/neutered before coming to Rabbit
Haven. If you need help locating a rabbit knowledgeable
veterinarian, please check
Veterinary
Referrals or e-mail us at VetRecommendation@rabbithaven.org
We also request a minimum donation of $100 be made by you for each rabbit on their behalf. This helps Rabbit Haven in providing food, supplies and medical care during the rabbit's stay until he/she is welcomed into a loving, caring home, which could take months or even years.
When space is not immediately available, as it rarely is, we will place your rabbit on our waiting list at your request. We ask that you contact us via e-mail at waitinglist@rabbithaven.org at least monthly to notify us of any changes with your rabbit's information and to inform us of your continued desire to have them remain on our waiting list. Any rabbits on the waiting list for more than a month without contact from the owner will be removed. Please take the time to let us know should you locate other accommodations for your rabbit. The waiting list is often very long and we must do what we can to keep the information current and accurate in order to help as many rabbits as possible.
We can not reasonably guess how long it will take for space to become available, though typically it takes several months depending on adoptions and emergencies. As soon as space is available, we will contact you through e-mail or phone depending on your preference and set up a day/time for you to bring your rabbit out to Rabbit Haven.
When bringing your rabbit to Rabbit Haven, please bring any of his/her personal items. This includes pellets that you feed your rabbit, Timothy Hay, medications, litter box, food and water dishes, toys and anything else you can think of. This helps the rabbit in their time of transition. Please keep in mind that we have no use for wire caging. If you have any questions on whether we would be able to make good use of your rabbit's housing, please feel free to ask before bringing it with your rabbit.
Rabbit Haven Animal Intake Form
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