Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow!

On The Organic View Radio Show, I am always open to shedding some spotlight on worthy non-profit organizations that really do make a difference in this world. I was contacted by the folks at RabbitMatch.org and recently interviewed Inge Dehenin, the co-founder. Click this link to listen to her segment.

Skaya The Rabbit

Ever think about having a bunny rabbit as a pet? A lot of people do! Rabbits are either loved or hated, depending upon whether or not you find them to be invading your garden or find them to be such gentle, sweet, loving creatures. They are actually a vital part of the ecosystem and make wonderful pets! If you are an avid gardener, you may want to think twice about having these amazing creatures removed because of the fact that they do eat vegetation, especially vegetation that most people consider to be weeds! They also fertilize your land which is an added plus! While some people have them in the wild, others will buy or adopt these gentle creatures without a clue as to how to care for them. Here is a helpful list that has been provided by RabbitMatch.org to help people called the The Happy Rabbit Guide HappyRabbitGuide.

Carmen and Inge are great pals!

Please contact and support RabbitMatch.org by donating food, money or simply spreading the word!

• House rabbits are 100% VEGAN + GREEN house companions.
• For every rabbit bought from a pet store or breeder, one in a shelter dies.
• RabbitMatch is a national, nonprofit animal welfare organization based in Los Angeles, California.
• RabbitMatch.org is a 501c3 nonprofit project of SaveOurPlanet.org 
• All rabbits are spayed/neutered before adoption, socialized through daily playtime and receive any veterinary care they may need. 
• Through our experience with rabbits on a daily basis and our close relationships with other rabbit rescue groups nationwide, we are able to help other people improve their relationships with their rabbits.
• RabbitMatch provides educational materials to potential adopters and is very selective about the homes we adopt to. 
• They also provide information about veterinary/ health issues, re-homing, housing needs, nutrition and include an emergency contact page for people in the Los Angeles area.

Somebunny's meditating!

To find out more information about RabbitMatch, please follow them on Twitter, add them to your favorites on Facebook or simply contact them directly at (310) 584-7599. You can also email RabbitMatch.org at Ra*********@***il.com