Whiskers says "Thank You for your very kind donations of $3075. We have reached our goal of the $3000 matching. The total is now $6075 which will go to the medical care of Melinda, Bailey, Roger, Stanley, Fiona, Nimbus, cumulous and Casey". Love to each and every one of you! Auntie Heather and all the rabbits!
Dr Hilary Stern of Animal Hospital of Soquel sent a warning out August 28th re outbreak of Myxomatosis. She reports that she has had six rabbits die of Myxomatosis this month. “she states “This is the worst outbreak I have seen, and we are just at the beginning of the season. None of the rabbits that have died have been outdoor rabbits.
The Rabbit Haven’s Mt View BunnyBee group welcomes new Craft/Sewing VOLUNTEERS
Oxbow is requesting nominations for small animal rescues to support enrichment programs. The winners will share $5000 in donations! Please nominate the Rabbit Haven for this wonderful giveaway. If we are selected, we will be able to use the proceeds to fund additional enrichment items for our foster care packages!
Thank you to all who made international homeless animal weekend special!
We took in over 120 calls and referred these people to adoptions, low post spay neuter and veterinarian all over the Bay Area.
Busy weekend.
Saturday is International Homeless Animals' Day, conceived and commemorated by International Society for Animal Rights in 1992. Twenty-eight years since its inception, International Homeless Animals' Day continues to grow, helping pave the way to bring pet overpopulation to public attention. The Rabbit Haven will be participating in this important day
Please save Essie and Sabella, adorable sisters currently at a local shelter.
Myxomatosis is carried by the mosquito and flea- Rabbit housed out doors are at a high risk of infection. Please bring your rabbits indoors. Dr Stern reported a case of deadly myxo on 7-8-2019 …right here in Santa Cruz county. Your rabbits are in danger if they are outside. Watch for a Myxomatosis article coming soon by Dr Hilary Stern of Animal Hospital of Soquel Santa Cruz County. Please take needed precautions and keep your rabbits safe. Call 831 239-7119 for more info Stop by our show this Sunday 7-14 at PetPals to discuss this info with one of our counselors.
