House Rabbit Society - Indiana Chapter

P.O. Box 533243 Indianapolis, Indiana 46253

Other Animals

About this shelter

House Rabbit Society - Indiana Chapter in Indianapolis, IN

House Rabbit Society - Indiana Chapter is an all-volunteer rescue based in Indianapolis, Indiana, in Marion County, where 17 other animal shelters and rescues also operate; it sits about 2 miles southwest of downtown Indianapolis. The organization's mission is to improve the lives of domestic rabbits by coordinating local volunteer-driven education, rescue, and adoption efforts across Indiana, including educating the public on rabbit behavior and care and helping shelters and animal control agencies boost their rabbit adoption rates. To focus its limited resources on reducing rabbit homelessness, it coordinates rescues of rabbits scheduled for euthanasia and adopts them out through its own program, but does not accept rabbits directly from the public. Prospective adopters can view adoptable rabbits and a sanctuary program on the website and must submit a questionnaire to begin the adoption process, with visits currently by appointment only.

Before you go

Adopting from this shelter

Adoption process

Prospective adopters submit an adoption questionnaire, participate in a Zoom consultation, attend an in-person matchmaking session to meet available rabbits, sign an adoption contract, and pay an adoption fee ($100 for a single rabbit or $175 for a bonded pair), which covers spay/neuter, veterinary care, and starter supplies.

Service area: Indiana (state-wide)
County: Marion County
Animals served: Other Animals