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Adoptable Rabbits and More
The pets pictured are available for adoption. Please be aware that not all of our pets are
available for viewing on our website, as our population changes daily with new animals coming in
and others going home. We encourage you to visit our Pet Adoption Center.
For details on the Adoption Procedure, and a link to the Rabbit Adoption Application and the
"Other" Adoption Application, please visit the Adoption Information
webpage. Adopted pets are moved to our Galleries of Adopted Pets as
adoptions occur.
Pet Sponsorships - Sponsor a pet of your choice. This is a great way to honor someone, for
memorials, birthdays, or just because you care! For additional details visit the
Pet Sponsorship webpage.
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Our featured pet is Chip!
Chip is a 7 month old male Tri Color Guinea Pig looking for a new home. He's a dominate male so we recommend
he be the only Guinea Pig in the home. Come by today and visit him in our Small Animal Room.
Chip has been sponsored by Meghan Listek! |
Alex is a cute 7 month Black & White Guiena Pig. He's very sweet and ready to find a home. Come by today and visit him
in our Small Animal Room.
Sponsor Alex!
Thumper is a sweet 10-month-old Grey Rex Rabbit who's waiting to be adopted. Stop by our Petco exhibit today and meet her.
Sponsor Thumper!
Bam Bam (Male-White & Grey) & Pebbles (Female-Grey, adopted) are 8-month-old Mini Lop Eared Rabbits. They are
currently looking for a new home. Come by today and visit them in our Small Animal Room. |
Lemon, Blue & Gill are the newest additions to our Small Animal Room. They are beautiful Parakeets that are looking for a new home. Come by today and visit them. |
| Please be aware that not all of our pets are available for viewing on our website, as our population changes daily with new animals coming in and others going home. We encourage you to visit our Pet Adoption Center. |
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Could you please help us?
Your membership is vital. It provides for the adoption of over 1,000 animals per year; a spay/neuter program that addresses the very heart of pet overpopulation; an active education program that teaches respect and compassion for all living creatures; and abuse and neglect investigation. HSCI does not receive any government aid and is totally dependent on your contributions. Without that support we cannot survive. |
    
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