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Rescue rabbits available for adoption | Kansai/Okunoshima Island rescue rabbits
We are looking for adoptive homes for rescued rabbits, not those sold in pet shops.
These are rabbits and their offspring rescued on Okunoshima Island. Healthy offspring born to their mother after rescue, as well as rabbits directly rescued and provided with medical care and a carefully adapted environment, are all receiving medical attention.
Wouldn't you like to make a loving choice that cherishes the life of each and every animal?
Things that all rabbits have in common
Medical checkup and spaying/neutering completed.
Understanding individual personalities and adaptability
Emphasis on matching with foster families
We have a long-term support system in place.
Perfect for first-time rabbit owners | Comprehensive support system
We provide pet care support based on the standards of the House Rabbit Society.
✓ The relationship with the foster family is lifelong.
Please feel free to contact us anytime with any questions or concerns. We will respond as many times as needed.
Don't worry if you don't understand something. We'll provide thorough support.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns, including medical advice, behavioral advice, or anything else.
✓ Age and living environment are not valid reasons.
Singles and elderly people are welcome.
Rabbits have a lifespan of 8 to 12 years. Let's plan their life together.
We also offer consultations regarding the need for long-term care.
✓ Pet care guide and ongoing information
We offer a beginner's guide to raising rabbits.
From choosing a home, to food, healthcare, and behavior, a reliable source of information.
Please contact us anytime if you have any problems.
Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)
Q: Is there a difference between rescued rabbits and rabbits sold in pet stores?
A. Although they are basically the same domestic rabbit breed, our rescued rabbits receive careful medical care, spaying/neutering surgeries, and adaptation training to prevent future illnesses. Because we have a thorough understanding of each rabbit's personality and health condition, we can make better matches for them.
Q: I'm getting a rabbit for the first time. Is that okay?
A: Of course, that's fine. We have a beginner-friendly pet care guide and a comprehensive support system in place. Please feel free to contact us as many times as you need if you have any questions. We provide reliable information based on the standards of the House Rabbit Society.
Q: I am elderly; can I become a foster parent?
A. Age is not a reason. However, the lifespan of a rabbit is 8 to 12 years. We can help you plan your rabbit's life and offer consultations in case it requires care.
Q: I'm living alone, is that okay?
A: Of course. Rabbits are independent and their daily care is not difficult. Many people, from single individuals to the elderly, have happily welcomed rabbits into their homes. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us anytime.
Q: Are there any costs involved?
A. We ask for your cooperation in covering a portion of the costs of spaying/neutering surgeries and medical care for the rescued rabbits.
Please contact us for details.
The process of becoming a foster parent
1. Check out the information about the rabbits and find one that interests you.
2. Contact us via the inquiry form. Feel free to ask any questions or seek advice.
3. Interview and matching confirmation (via ZOOM, LINE video call, etc.) to check the compatibility between your family and the rabbit.
4. Please review the contract.
✓
Officially decided! We will continue to provide support for raising the animal in your home.
Rabbit rescuer seeking foster homes | A female rabbit named "Rangetsu" born to a rescue mother on Okunoshima Island.
Rangetsu-chan 🐰🌙
We are looking for foster families in the Kansai area ✨
Born amidst soft pasture and love,
She's a very gentle and cheerful girl who grew up trusting people.
🩷 Loves people 🩷 Eats plenty of hay 🩷 Very healthy and full of energy
📍Female (spayed)
📍Almost the size of an adult
Birthplace: Born to a mother rabbit rescued from Okunoshima Island (not born on the island).
"I'd like to have a rabbit, but I'm worried about whether I can take proper care of it..." If that sounds like you, then we'd love for you to welcome Rangetsu-chan into your home.
Even after adoption, we will carefully answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding rabbit care. Based on our 30 years of experience in rabbit care and our knowledge from the House Rabbit Society (the world's largest rabbit welfare organization), we will support you so that your rabbit can live with peace of mind.
Even if you've never lived with a rabbit before, that's okay! Let's start your rabbit-friendly life together with Rangetsu-chan 🌙
-------------------- 👨👩👧 We are looking for someone who: - Can keep the rabbit indoors at all times - Understands the habits of rabbits and will cherish them for their entire life
*We also welcome consultations from elderly individuals and those living alone.
-------------------- 💰Adoption fee: We ask that you contribute 20,000 yen to cover a portion of the spaying/neutering medical expenses.
Additionally, we will charge you for the actual cost of one-way transportation.
📩 For inquiries, please send a DM.
I hope for Rangetsu-chan's future life.
We are waiting for a loving and warm family to embrace us 🕊️💛