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Rabbit Welfare Charity Supporting Companion Rabbits Nationwide
We are the UK's largest organisation dedicated to improving the health and welfare of companion rabbits. Founded on the principle that rabbits deserve better care and understanding, we provide comprehensive educational resources, campaign for legislative changes, and offer expert guidance to owners, veterinarians, and rescue centres. Our initiatives, such as 'A Hutch is Not Enough' and 'Better Legislation for Rabbits', reflect our commitment to addressing the complex needs of rabbits as sentient pets. With a focus on evidence-based advice and community engagement, we empower rabbit owners to provide enriched environments and informed care.

Our work extends to partnerships with veterinary professionals, rescue organisations, and retailers to promote rabbit welfare nationwide. Through membership programs, fundraising events, and public awareness campaigns, we strive to create lasting improvements in rabbit care standards. Our team combines decades of experience in animal welfare, veterinary science, and advocacy to drive meaningful change for domestic rabbits.
Services
Rabbit Health Advice Welfare Campaigns Educational Resources Membership Programs Fundraising Support
Highlights and features
  • We are the UK's largest rabbit welfare charity with nationwide impact
  • Our advice is endorsed by veterinary and rescue professionals
  • We campaign for stronger legal protections for rabbits
  • We provide free, evidence-based resources for rabbit owners
  • Our membership program supports ongoing welfare improvements
Services
Rabbit Health Advice
We provide comprehensive health advice for rabbit owners, covering diet, disease prevention, and medical treatment. Our resources help identify early signs of illness and promote preventative care. This service ensures owners can maintain their rabbits' wellbeing through expert-recommended practices.
Welfare Campaigns
Our campaigns drive legislative and cultural changes to improve rabbit welfare standards. We focus on ending neglect through public awareness initiatives and policy lobbying. This service addresses systemic issues affecting rabbits' living conditions and legal protections.
Educational Resources
We offer evidence-based educational content for owners, vets, and rescue centres. Materials include care guides, behavioural insights, and housing recommendations. This service empowers stakeholders with knowledge to meet rabbits' complex welfare needs effectively.
Membership Programs
Our membership connects rabbit lovers with exclusive resources and community support. Members receive updates on best practices and campaign progress. This service fosters collective action to improve rabbit care standards nationwide.
Fundraising Support
We provide tools and guidance for individuals and groups fundraising for rabbit welfare. Support includes event planning resources and promotional materials. This service enables community-driven financial support for our welfare initiatives.
Questions
What is the Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund's primary mission?
We work to improve domestic rabbits' health and welfare through education, campaigning, and providing expert resources to owners and professionals.
How can I access rabbit care advice?
Our website offers free, evidence-based resources covering all aspects of rabbit care, from diet to housing requirements.
Do you offer membership benefits?
Yes, members receive exclusive updates, support materials, and opportunities to participate in our welfare improvement campaigns.
How can I support your charity financially?
You can donate directly, join fundraising events, or set up regular monthly contributions through our secure payment platforms.
What campaigns are currently active?
Our key campaigns include 'A Hutch is Not Enough' and advocacy for stronger legal protections for rabbits as pets.
Do you collaborate with veterinary professionals?
Yes, we provide specialized resources and training materials for vets through our 'For Vets' program to improve rabbit healthcare standards.
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