MCRS and PetCo Team up: Volunteers in MN?

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- 09/28/2008 at 8:43 PM
  Erbear
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  http://www.mnhouserabbit.org/help/volunteering.html
  
  Rabbit Socializer in Petco:
  
  Visit adoptable rabbits in a pet store at least one hour at a time on a regular schedule, preferably once a week. Provide exercise opportunity, socialize with the rabbit, monitor disposition & basic health signs. Total time spent at store will usually be at least 1.5 hours per visit, which includes time before & after rabbit exercise to set up & put away supplies.
  
  It’s so much fun! It’s the fun of having another bunny without the $$ or the cleanup! (okay so there’s some cleanup but mostly just playtime!) Anyone in the nearby area is totally encouraged to volunteer.
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