Joy Goia with the Missouri House Rabbit Society was interviewed on KSDK News (St. Louis). This is an excellent video with a lot of good information, presented well. If the video below does not play, click here.
April 6, 2012
| April 29, 2012 | ||
| 12:00 pm | to | 4:00 pm |
If you live anywhere close to Van Nuys you should keep April 29th open – they are celebrating their Sweet 16 Birthday!
There will be door prizes, cake, punch, adoptable bunnies, games, shopping and more! Don’t forget a birthday gift – they have their wish list on the back side of the invitation.
BunnyLuv can be found at:
16742 Staggs St. #104
Van Nuys, CA 91406
Sunday April 29 12-4 PM
April 5, 2012
Credit Card PCI Compliance
Posted by paul under Get to know The Busy Bunny folks, Website StuffLeave a Comment
We take credit card security very seriously – we have been PCI Compliant since August of 2010. PCI Compliance means that we adhere to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards (DSS). Our PCI Compliance is verified by Trustwave.
I know that this isn’t the most exciting news you have seen here, but we worked very hard to become compliant and wanted to boast a little bit.
March 19, 2012
BunnyLuv’s Healthcare Class (Part 1) March 24
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| March 24, 2012 | ||
| 4:00 pm | to | 6:00 pm |
We received this from our friends at BunnyLuv:
HEALTH CARE CLASS PART 1
A friendly reminder to everyone that we have an upcoming Health Care Class scheduled:
SATURDAY MARCH 24th
4 PM at BUNNYLUV RRC
16742 STAGG ST. UNIT 104
VAN NUYS, CA 91406 Intestinal stasis, something every bunny parent should be able to recognize. Join us to learn the signs, symptoms and treatment of this potentially deadly ailment.
16742 STAGG ST. UNIT 104
VAN NUYS, CA 91406 Intestinal stasis, something every bunny parent should be able to recognize. Join us to learn the signs, symptoms and treatment of this potentially deadly ailment.
FEE: $50 (includes a health care kit and a comprehensive manual)
Call for your reservation as space is limited!
March 19, 2012
AP Photo/Greg Wohlford
Zookeepers in Erie, PA have discovered something that all bunny-lovers have known for years: rabbits make great companions.
An aging gorilla at the zoo needed a friend, but she waas too old and fragile to be paired up with another gorilla. Very quickly, Samantha (the gorilla) and Panda became fast friends.
Thanks to Paul’s sister for sharing this!
February 6, 2012
Rabbit First Aid Health Class Part I at BunnyLuv
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| February 14, 2012 | ||
| 4:00 pm | to | 6:00 pm |
First-Aid Health Class, Part 1
This Valentine’s Day, show your bunnies how much you love them by participating in our First-Aid Health Class,
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| Even youngsters like Max, will appreciate your new-found knowledge! |
Part 1 on Saturday, February 11th at 4pm. You will learn basic skills, such as taking your rabbit’s temperature, recognizing life threatening symptoms and learning how to treat the most common medical problems. You will be provided with a booklet and First-Aid kit. Cost is $50. Sign up today, as space is limited!
BunnyLuv Rabbit Resource Center
16742 Stagg Street
Van Nuys, California 91406
(818) 988 – 4488
www.bunnyluv.org
February 6, 2012
Funny Bunny Valentine Celebration at RabbitEARS – El Cerrito, CA
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| February 11, 2012 | ||
| 11:00 am | to | 5:00 pm |
Saturday, February 11, 11am – 5pm
FUNNY BUNNY VALENTINE CELEBRATION
RabbitEARS, 7530 Fairmount Ave, El Cerrito
Bunnies ‘n Books Reading Group reading Winnie the Pooh, 11am-2:30pm
Buttons and More kid arts and krafts, 11am-1pm
Funny Bunny Valentine Adoption Fair, 2-5:00pm
Api Scatapi reading from her book Funny Bunny Adventures, 3-4pm
Pooh Food served all day!
No Bunny Left Behind, RabbitEARS’ Community Literacy Project for young and old alike, sponsors a monthly reading club exploring the portrayal of bunnies in classic literature, fiction, nonfiction, popular culture and children’s books.
This month’s selection will celebrate Rabbit in Winnie the Pooh by A. A. Milne. Re-discover this classic children’s book before the meeting or enjoy selected readings from the reading group. Let’s figure out together Rabbit’s relationship to Pooh, Owl, Eeyore, the small critters in the forest, Christopher Robin, and to all who love rabbits and reading! Did you notice that Rabbit is not wearing clothing like most of the characters?
Wander around the Rabbitat and meet Heart-throbs Tomatillo, Bunnyman, Thelma and Louise, Napoleon, Oreo and Snickers, Miu Miu, Peter and Charlotte and many more rescued rabbits looking for special forever Valentines! Find a special bunny buddy to sponsor or donate to our annual Easter spay/neuter fund drive.
RabbitEARS Adoption Store
7523 Fairmount Avenue
El Cerrito CA 94530
Phone 510-356-4233
www.rabbitears.org
December 31, 2011
As you have no doubt noticed by now, we have a new mailing address. For those of you who are not familiar with Northern California geography, we used to be located just south of San Francisco. Our mailing address was in San Bruno and our warehouse was located in Burlingame. We loved the area, but longed for warmer weather and a slower pace. Paul worked at a high-tech company in Silicon Valley and we were always immersed in the fast paced, high tech community. When the opportunity to move to Sonoma County presented itself, we leapt at the chance.
Since Murphy still had to get involved, we moved in the midst of the Christmas season. 
Somehow, everything worked out and we are now settled in to our new warehouse facility and are getting to know the area. Petaluma is in southern Sonoma County and is home to several wineries, great restaurants, fun shops and a more laid-back lifestyle.
December 1, 2011
Homes and Volunteers needed in Santa Cruz, CA
Posted by paul under Animal Cruelty, Animal Rescue, House Rabbit Society, Rabbit RescueLeave a Comment
On Nov. 7, 116 rabbits were rescued by The Rabbit Haven – these rabbits were living in an awful situation and were in poor health. All of them received medical care and have been stabilized; volunteers are still needed and 67 of the rabbits need to find homes by Dec. 17.
Spread the word!
