REPORT A RABBIT IN NEED OF RESCUE.
Abandoned doesn’t mean forgotten—help us be their lifeline.
CONFIRM THE RABBIT YOU'RE REPORTING IS DOMESTIC
Please note that Kribs for Kritters Rabbit Rescue and Sanctuary only assists with domestic (pet) rabbits. We are not licensed to rescue or rehabilitate wild rabbits. If you have found a wild rabbit—including an injured adult or an abandoned baby—please do not attempt to care for it yourself. Instead, click the link below to locate the nearest licensed wildlife rehabilitator who can provide the proper care.
If you have found a rabbit in distress, please use the form below to report it so we can assess the situation and take action as quickly as possible. Our rescue team is dedicated to helping abandoned, injured, or at-risk rabbits on the streets, but we rely on detailed and accurate information to respond effectively.
What to Expect:
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After submitting the form, our team will review your report and determine the best course of action.
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If the rabbit is in immediate danger, we may contact you for more details or guidance on securing the rabbit until help arrives.
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If safe to do so, please observe the rabbit from a distance and note its condition and exact location while we work on coordinating assistance.​
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Clear photos and a precise location make a big difference in helping us reach and rescue the rabbit.
Important Notes:
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If the rabbit is injured or in critical danger, please indicate that in the form and, if necessary, contact a local animal control agency or emergency vet.
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If you are able to safely contain the rabbit in a secure carrier or box while waiting for help, please do so and note it in the form.
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Our rescue team prioritizes domestic rabbits, as wild rabbits are best handled by licensed wildlife rehabilitators.
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Thank you for caring and taking the time to report a rabbit in need! Please fill out the form below with as much detail as possible.