International Rabbit Day

International Rabbit Day, celebrated annually on the fourth Saturday of September, is a valuable opportunity to reflect on the welfare of these animals and the role they play in nature. These small mammals are not only popular pets but also play important roles in various ecosystems around the world, making it crucial to recognize the importance of protecting and properly caring for rabbits, whether in the wild or in our homes.

Unfortunately, many rabbits face significant challenges, such as habitat loss, excessive hunting, and mistreatment. As an association dedicated to animal welfare, we believe it is our responsibility to educate the public about the specific needs of rabbits and to promote practices that ensure their well-being. This includes providing information on proper nutrition, veterinary care, environmental enrichment, and the importance of spaying and neutering for population control.

On this International Rabbit Day, we invite everyone to join us in celebrating these animals and encourage responsible adoption of rescued rabbits, support for animal protection organizations, and the dissemination of information on proper rabbit care. Together, we can create a world where rabbits are treated with the respect and care they deserve, ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy the companionship of these wonderful beings.