Rabbit Foster Parent - Connecticut

Posted 2 days ago

everybunny counts rabbit rescueEllington (CT)

Animal Caretakers Fur-Bearing Animal and Rabbit Production

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About the role

Everybunny Counts Rabbit Rescue is seeking foster parents to provide temporary homes for rabbits in our care. We especially need long-term fosters available from June through July and beyond. Fostering is one of the most direct ways to save bunny lives while requiring minimal effort on your part.

What You'll Do: Open your home to a rabbit in need. That's it. Provide a safe, indoor space where they can decompress and feel loved while we handle everything else. You don't need experience. Just provide the home.

What We Provide: Everything. Veterinary care, food, supplies, training, guidance, and ongoing support. We pay for all of it. You simply host the rabbit and give them affection. Ideal For: Anyone with a safe indoor space and a willing heart. First-time rabbit caregivers, experienced bunny lovers, or anyone in between. No experience necessary. Commitment: Long-term placements preferred, especially June through July and longer. Flexible arrangements welcome.

Location: Connecticut (indoor home required) Interested? Apply here: https://www.everybunnycountsct.org/foster Questions? Email info@everybunnycountsct.org

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