Rabbit News

Cat adoptions: Felines from Cat Adoption Team will "occupy" several area PetSmart adoption centers, noon-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Portland-area PetSmart locations.

A man has been hospitalized with burn injuries after trying to save his animals from a fire at his home in east Bakersfield.

AN investigation is under way to trace the "cruel" owners of a pet rabbit who was found abandoned in a horrific condition at the side of a road.

JAZZ: The Norco Lions Club has a new trailer to use for aluminum can recycling, replacing one that was stolen in December.

Rabbits are usually famous for popping out of magicians' hats. Today, however, these long-eared animals seem capable of much more.

I do not think that you are going to catch a Pulitzer winning photograph anytime soon with the A 99.99 Outback Motion Activated Camera , but at least it will help you nab that pesky fox who seems to like to drop by your backyard and rattle the nerves of your pet rabbits? If you intend on shooting that elusive Yeti, the Outback Motion Activated ... (more)

The challenge was to put some words in the mouth of WFIR-AM 960 radio host Greg Roberts .

By Sarah Massah - Peace Arch News Published: January 30, 2012 4:00 PM Updated: January 30, 2012 4:03 PM When disaster struck Japan in March 2011, news channels around the world focused on the plight of the people who were searching for loved ones.

The RSPCA is appealing for information to discover the culprit. The charity was alerted after a security guard discovered the animals inside a white carrier bag at the Quedam Shopping Centre, in Yeovil early on Monday.

Marion Popkin, president of the newly formed association, said 100 does could easily net more than $40,000 a year.

These lonely looking rabbits are desperately in a need of new home after their owners abandoned them because they are missing some ears.

Fewer animals received as presents were abandoned following the Christmas period in the Lincoln area, the local RSPCA branch have said.

Five pet rabbits that were dumped by the roadside and left to die are now being looked after until they can find a new home.

Police hunting for a bunny burglar believed to have pinched 11 pet rabbits since the New Year in Saffle in northern Sweden have found their first suspect - a fox, but residents remain unconvinced the culprit has four legs.

This past Christmas season, the Pet Rabbit Toys company held a toy drive for Gretta Parker and her organization, Baskets for Bunnies .

The RSPCA is appealing for information after a dead rabbit, which appeared to have been starved, was dumped next to a bin in Norwich.

Toys are important for rabbits because they provide mental stimulation as well as physical exercise.

Rabbit owners in Saffle in western Sweden are hopping mad after the media attention given to their stolen pets seems to have caused even more bunny burglaries.