Indiana House Rabbit Society
A an all-volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of domestic rabbits in the state of Indiana.

Bunny of the day!

Nico

Learn more about me, Nico. I have been lucky to be rescued by IHRS, but now I am looking for my furever family and my opportunity to change your life. Can I go home with you? You can start the adoption process by Nico, please submitting a questionnaire.

IHRS Memberships

Become A Member!

Want to show your continued support for the Indiana House Rabbit Society and get members-only benefits? Consider becoming a member or gifting a membership to a bunny lover in your life!
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IHRS Rescues 1000!

Welcome, Milli -- Rescue #1000

On March 31, 2019, we welcomed Milli, rescue #1000. Thank you for your help and support on this tremendous journey! If you'd like to help us reach rescue #2000, consider donating or volunteering.

GoFundMe!

Want to help us right now? You can make an immense difference by visiting our GoFundMe campaign and pledging your support one time or on a sustaining basis. 100% of donations we collect from GoFundMe go directly to the cost foster care and continuance of our mission of helping rabbits in Indiana.

Interested in Adoption?

We can help you find the perfect companion!

Interested in adoption? View our adoptable rabbits now. If you want to move forward with an adoption, fill out our questionnaire to get started.
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COVID-19

Due to the novel coronavirus COVID-19 and the stay-at-home order issued in Indiana, the Rabbit Adoption Center is closed. Visitation and in-person adoption consultations are by appointment only.

Our adoption program has resumed! If you're interested in adopting, visit our rabbits for adoption and then complete an adoption questionnaire to move forward.

Take care and stay healthy and well!

News/Articles

7/6/2020
Mask sales fundraiser!
Handmade face masks to benefit the bunnies

1/27/2020
Indiana HRS Assists Closing Rescue
Harvey’s House Rabbit Rescue and Sanctuary Closed January 2020

12/5/2019
Indiana HRS December Open House and Adoptapalooza

8/17/2019
Adoption center turns one in a new space!

4/14/2019
Bunnies on WISH TV - Easter message!

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Local Events

10/9/2021 12:00 PM Spa Day
55 S State Ave (Indianapolis)

10/17/2021 12:00 PM Hay Sale
(Indianapolis)

11/14/2021 12:00 PM Hay Sale
(Indianapolis)

11/21/2021 12:00 PM Spa Day
55 S State Ave (Indianapolis)

12/18/2021 12:00 PM Spa Day
55 S State Ave (Indianapolis)

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Quick Links

No longer able to keep your rabbit? Read our Guidelines for Finding a Safe Home for your Rabbit

Found a nest of baby bunnies? Find out What to do with Wild Rabbits

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Mission Statement

We improve the lives of domestic rabbits through the coordination of local volunteer-driven Education, Rescue, and Adoption efforts in Indiana.

To accomplish this goal:

We provide resources to educate the public on the benefits of rabbits as companion animals, rabbit behavior, and rabbit care
We provide assistance establishing programs with animal control agencies, shelters, humane societies, and sanctuaries to increase their rabbit adoption rates
After we have exhausted all avenues, provided we have the available resources, we coordinate the rescue of rabbits scheduled for euthanasia and adopt them through our group

In order to maximize the usage of all resources towards the goal of reducing homeless rabbits, Indiana House Rabbit Society does not take owner-surrenders. For help finding a home for your rabbit, see our guidelines for finding a safe home for your rabbit.

Help us continue our work of finding homes for homeless rabbits and educating the public on caring for rabbits. Please consider donating, contributing to our Amazon Wish List, setting Indiana House Rabbit Society as your Amazon Smile charity or set Heartland Rabbit Rescue (organization name for IHRS) as your charity for Kroger Community Rewards card.

Wild Rabbits

Wild rabbits often make their nests in areas that boggle our minds... sometimes even right in the MIDDLE of an open yard. They are "hiding in plain sight" as often the predators that they naturally fear would be too timid to enter those areas. They don't count on the family dog or cat also being a problem!

If you have found wild rabbits or want to find out more, check out our wild rabbits resource.

Indiana House Rabbit Society