House Rabbit Society, Indiana Chapter
Indiana House Rabbit Society is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of domestic rabbits in the state of Indiana.
Did you have fun searching for eggs when you were a kid? Relive the feeling at our annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt. We'll be hunting for hidden eggs and giving away prizes!
Saturday, April 23rd at 2:30 PM
West Park, 2700 W 116th Street, Carmel
$5 fee to participate
This year's Easter Egg Hunt is sponsored by:
Eggs are filled with candy and prize tickets for the following:
- stuffed rabbits
- chocolate rabbits
- rabbit magnets
- rabbit bean bags
- coupons from Lulu's Electric Cafe
- fresh pie from Lulu's Electric Cafe
- restaurant.com gift certificates
- other rabbit themed items
We will also be raffling a beautiful stuffed rabbit and a framed print of two white rabbits. And we'll have hot chocolate on hand in case the weather is cool.
**** The Easter Egg Hunt will be held rain or shine!
Did you have fun searching for eggs when you were a kid? Relive the feeling with the 3rd Annual Indiana House Rabbit Society Adult Easter Egg Hunt - Saturday, April 3rd. We'll be hunting for hidden eggs and giving away prizes!
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Rabbits in the News
11/12/2011
Great Indy Pet Expo Nov. 12-13
7/9/2011
Indiana HRS at IVEC Pet Carnival 11-3
4/21/2011
Easter weekend events: Tour for Life and 4th Annual Adult Easter Egg Hunt!
3/19/2011
Buy your chocolate from Rescue Chocolate during April!
3/12/2011
Indiana HRS Rescues 500th Rabbit!
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 view and print our Donation and Membership Form.