Sanctuary Rabbit

Rizzo is a sanctuary rabbit. Sanctuary rabbits are special rabbits who are no longer likely to be adopted but remain in the Indiana House Rabbit Society's care. They are provided endless love, long-term care and support.

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Rizzo

lop mix
Age: 5 years 5 months
Weight: 6.5 lbs.

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Meet Rizzo – A Sweet Fighter in Sanctuary Care

Hi, I’m Rizzo, and I’m living my best life now thanks to the compassionate folks at Indiana House Rabbit Society!

My brother and I were surrendered to a shelter, and that’s when they noticed I was urinating blood—ouch! Turns out, I had a giant bladder stone that needed emergency surgery. Thankfully, IHRS stepped in and got me the help I needed right away.

But my health journey didn’t stop there. I started having trouble eating, and during a dental procedure, the vets found that all the teeth on the right side of my mouth were loose and fell out. Don’t worry, though—I still love my food! I now eat soft hay, easy-to-chew pellets, and my foster mom kindly chops my greens and herbs into bite-sized pieces for me.

Through it all, I’ve stayed super friendly and affectionate. I absolutely adore being petted and spending time with my humans.

Because of my ongoing health needs, I’m now a sanctuary rabbit, which means I’ll be lovingly cared for by IHRS for the rest of my life. They make sure I get everything I need to be comfortable, happy, and surrounded by love.

You can help rabbits like me by supporting sanctuary care—whether through donations, volunteering, or sharing my story.

Thank you for caring about rabbits like me!

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Profile last updated on 4/12/2025