Rabbit Habit, The

P.O. Box 209 Oreland, Pennsylvania 19075
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About this shelter

Rabbit Habit, The in Oreland, PA

The Rabbit Habit is a domestic rabbit rescue based in Oreland, Pennsylvania, located in Montgomery County, about 10 miles south of Philadelphia and among 16 other animal shelters and rescues in the county. Founded in 1997 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, it has rescued over 320 rabbits, focusing on the quality of its adoptive homes rather than the sheer number of placements. The organization relies on a volunteer base to foster, socialize, and provide medical care to rabbits in need, and it promotes rabbit health, behavior education, and adoption over breeding or buying from breeders and pet stores. It also advocates for domestic and wild rabbit welfare, offering resources on rehoming, boarding, and responsible rabbit care.

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Service area
Greater Philadelphia area / Southeastern Pennsylvania
County
Montgomery County
Animals served
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