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January Bunny of the Month

Patches

Patches
No alcohol was used taking this photo!

Patches is a handful. She is a handful of love. She is a handful of cute. She is, most especially, a handful of personality! This little 3-½ lb, 2005 rabbit came into the shelter, saw the biggest, handsomest boy-bunn in the room and promptly got herself into his run to settle in with him as soon as our backs were turned. It was the "Odd Couple" in bunny-speak, with him being so big and her so small!

For several months, they got along well. But after awhile, Patches' high energy level and somewhat bossy personality got the best of big ol' Elijah's laid-back personality. He really began to lose patience with her and finally just begged us to let him have a divorce. That suits Patches just fine. "And who", she says "needs a big, lazy galoot of a bunn just layin' around the crate all day anyway? Me? No way! I'm a party girl - party, party, party, that's me! So get me outa here; take me to your house and let me have a boy bunn I can really play with. I'm ready for some fun, aren't you? Let's start this new year right!"



The Colorado House Rabbit Society is licensed by the national House Rabbit Society. We are a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization made up entirely of volunteers. There are no paid positions. Every penny of all donations goes to helping the rabbits. We have two purposes: rescue and education.

The Colorado House Rabbit Society offers affectionate, litter-trained, spayed or neutered rabbits for adoption. We also offer education about rabbits. To learn about rabbits, you may order our "Rabbit Packet" for $5. We also offer the "House Rabbit Handbook" for $11.00. To purchase either or both of these publications, send the appropriate amount, plus $2.00 for shipping and handling, to CO-HRS, P.O. Box 238, Broomfield, CO, 80038


Denver - Boulder Contacts
Nancy LaRoche, Bea Pettus, Rachel Bellamy
Colorado Co-Chapter-Managers

P.O. Box 238
Broomfield, CO 80038

(303) 469-3240
or e-mail us at co-hrs@comcast.net!
(Email for directions to our facilities, and include your starting location.)


This site is updated often! New additions are continually being made to the adoption page.

Please see the bunnies here.


Adoption Compliance
Remember! If you can't keep rabbits you have adopted from us, they must be returned. There is a $500 non-compliance fee if you fail to do this!

      Spring Gardeners! FREE compost material!

Bags contain paper litter, hay, rabbit urine and droppings. This combination makes excellent compost to make this your best gardening year. Bags are free to anyone who will get them at our Broomfield facilities.

If interested, email Nancy at co-hrs@comcast.net.




Visit Our Gift Shop!   Many New Items!  
Order on-line anytime
See these items and more in person at the Bunny Burrow gift shop, Wed. and Sat. 10-2pm

(Other HRS chapters: contact us for profit-sharing proposals on clothing items.)

For Bunny  Jewelry and Hair Accessories 
Art and Decoration  Cards and Stationery 
Clothing - see our t-shirts! Kitchen Items 
Books  Misc. & Gift Certificates 

Visit our Loved and Missed section with tributes from our members. Send one of your own if you'd like.

We also offer a class to help people learn to handle their rabbits safely, to perform basic maintenance (clipping nails, cleaning scent pockets, etc.), and to catch problems before they become major. This class is free to anyone who has adopted a rabbit from any animal shelter. For dates when classes will be held and to schedule your place, go to Bunny Tune-Up Class.

House Rabbit Society is a non-profit rescue and education group. We welcome your feedback and very much appreciate your donations of any kind. Please join, volunteer, and/or donate today!


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