Georgia House Rabbit Society

We got our two of our three bunnies from GHRS years ago, can't believe I'm only writing this now. Our girls had been abandoned as babies in the woods with no food, water, or shelter. One of them actually came to us missing a piece of her ear and nose. They were both scared and defensive when we got them home. After almost 4 years, they're now carefree bunnies who run up to us expecting snuggles and pets. We feel so grateful that GHRS made it possible for us to take them home.

The people who work/volunteer here are doing amazing work for these animals. Often it goes without recognition or thanks. There is not a lot of knowledge amongst the general public about how to properly care for domesticated rabbits, which makes the work they do all the more important. Thank you guys for everything.

We adopted our bunny almost 1 year ago from GHRS. I love the dedication that Jennifer and her crew have to these rabbits. These bunnies are loved and well taken care of by very knowledgeable people. They made sure we were also knowledgeable about our Bun before adopting.

Incredibly kind and knowledgeable staff, clean and well-run shelter, and well-stocked store. They were really nice about the fact that my husband and I know absolutely nothing about rabbits and answered all our questions. Courtney (the assistant manager) gave us the run-down on all the adoptable rabbits and tips on which ones she thought would be a good fit for first time owners, plus helped us pick out supplies. Thanks for all your help! Our new bunny is doing really well so far.

I was given two bunnies when I knew nothing about them. Ghrs society has taken my calls about once a month for six months. I never adopted from them or gave them a dime, they just helped me. The staff has always been kind, patient and knowledgeable. I just visited and the store is great with the best selection of hay I've found. My bunnies have better lives because of y'all!!! Thank you so much!!
Matt, Juicy and Dougie

My rabbit Clover (of 7 years) passed recently. Just devastated and so is her bunny companion... I was truly hoping to ADOPT a new friend but the process to adopt at this facility appears VERY tedious. Apartment facilities approval?? REALLY? Why on earth would that matter? It's all redundant and gives folks a reason NOT to adopt in my opinion. Who wants more paperwork than necessary? no one...The breeders don't require all this nonsense but at the same time...I want to ADOPT to help a bunny in need. Is there a way to go about this any easier? Good grief. Already sad and stressed enough about losing her!