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They are in the midst of rescuing 100 rabbits from a shed in Lempster NH. If anyone is able to help catch, sex, organize things, spread the word to other rescues or foster please email foster@rabbitnetwork.org
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wanna help? Please emai the house rabbit network at foster@rabbitnetwork.org if you can help catch, sex buns, organize things, foster, get other rescues involved, etc. Spread the word too
NH RABBIT RESCUE! Many of you are already aware that there is a possible 100+ rabbit rescue up in NH. One of our fosters home in NH, is currently trying to work with the ACO to figure out how to best handle this situation. As with the Great Angora Rescue of 2010, we are going to have to spread this around to the rabbit community and get all the help we can, both with other rescues getting involved to take rabbits and volunteers helping to sex and separate. This is a tricky situation since the current owner is involved and is basically willing to shoot the rabbits if he gets mad. Reports are that he has already killed his 3 pot bellied pigs. We are currently waiting on the most updated information. 9 babies have already been pulled to safety, including one with 2 broken legs and one with half a leg. Anyone that is interested in helping, please email foster@rabbitnetwork.org directly. Thank you!
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