It is no longer a matter of If, but when a disaster will occur. Please keep your pets in mind as you make plans for a disaster. Sometimes you will have Very little notice to get ready and leave your home. If you don’t have a disaster plan already, now is the time to make one. Below are some tips to help you prepare.
August 19, 2020
Foster and adoptive families in Evacuation and fire zones
Please contact the Rabbit Haven if you need assistance 831 239-7119 Director@therabbithaven.org 831 600-7479
Please prepare your evacuation plan now if you have not done so.
Gather your pets, food, litter boxes and hay and get an emergency pack in your trunk. Get prepared –the fires are not controlled.
Look who just arrived at The Rabbit Haven ! Perfect, sweet mother bunny (now named Aspen) and 8 tiny ones. (Please excuse her initial shelter photo-It is all we have)
The past month has been so hard on many families in our area.
Hi out there. The humans I lived with abandoned me! They just left me! I was so upset. I did my best to adjust, but outside is terrifying -- Ca
Hi out there – Can you help me please? I have a hurt leg and someone dumped me at the shelter.
Bipartisan Group of United States Members of Congress Urges Three Major Intergovernmental Organizations to Ban All Live Wildlife Markets and Wildlife Trade!
Given COVID-19, many animals are begin surrendered. The Haven and many other rescues are taking in an unprecedented number of animals. Some peopl
Adoptions and foster contacts during COVID 19 - March 29, 2020
