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Safe Haven is not licensed to handle wildlife, please contact a NJ Wildlife Rehabilitator in your area.  If you are unable, to contact a rehabilitator, read this.

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Seeking a new home for your rabbit?

As a small volunteer organization with limited facilities, we rarely can take in private rabbits. 

As a courtesty, we will list your rabbit on our website and Petfinder to help find potential adopters for you.  Please check out our very successful "Private Adoption Program".


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May News....

Register Today for our  

4th Annual "Bike for the Buns!

This year includes an Anniversary Celebration!  So, we especially hope you will join us for that!  Please mark your calendars for Saturday, June 15th!  Visit the event's Website and register today!

The bunnies are so excitedly anticipating your support!

Our Newest Rescue!
  
        

How could anyone...    
abandon such a sweet little bunny girl like "Dallas"? 

Found by a very caring man and his family, this lovely little lop is now safe in our care and recovering from an injured right eye.

We don't know how she was injured or if it occurred after she was abandoned or was the reason she was abandoned.   All we know is she is a little lovebug and deserves a home where she will get lots of love and attention.  And never suffer the fear found in abandonment again.

She is a real sweetheart!

If you are interested in adopting "Dallas",  Contact Us for details! 

Our Featured Rescue:  Remington - Needs your Sponsorship!   Will you help this little guy?

Rescued from a   hoarder situation in September,  Remington's medical issues were many.  We had hoped his right eye cataract could be removed, but with advanced glaucoma in the right eye, and early glaucoma in the left that hope soon faded.  Initially, eye drops and pain medications were able to keep the eye pressure under control and to keep him comfortable.  But by March 5th, the pressure had gone back and the vet determined that at this point a surgical solution might be the best option.

So, on March 11th, an intravitreal gentocin injection was administered. 
Thankfully, Remington came through with flying colors and has continued to improve and now even seems to enjoy life.  His foster mom, Astrid gives us a touching May update and a new video showing how much he has improved.

May Update: "Remington actually does RUN and HOP now instead of just walking!  When he gets excited he'll run quite a few loops throughout his pen. Wouldn't be surprised if he starts doing binkies one day ;) He's also expending his territory. I open up one side of the pen when I am at home. Before he never left his carpet. Now he hops out of his zone and doesn't even hesitate. He came running towards me this morning for his breakfast.. crossed the boundary without thinking twice and seemed as if he might keep going. Guess I'll have to make a provisional barrier soon or I might find him wandering somewhere in the rest of the bedroom.

 

 

Safe Haven depends on Donations!

Safe Haven Rabbit Rescue, Inc. was founded in the spring of 2003 by a dedicated group of volunteers.  Incorporated in the state of New Jersey, Safe Haven is a federally recognized, tax-exempt 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

Please help us continue to help the bunnies by making a secure,
tax-deductible donation today!   The Bunnies Thank You
!

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