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Fund for Animals - Rabbit Sanctuary

P.O. Box 80036
simpsonville, South Dakota 29681
Phone: 864-963-4389
Email: adoptarabbit@hotmail.com
Website: www.fundforanimals.org/sanctuaries/n3_rabbits.asp

In 1978, Caroline Gilbert donated her 30-acre farm in Simpsonville, South Carolina, to The Fund for Animals, for the establishment of a sanctuary specifically for domestic rabbits.

The sanctuary’s unique "Home for Life" policy ensures a permanent home for approximately one hundred rabbits, all fugitives from local shelters, commercial breeders, laboratories, and unfit homes, plus a few strays. They have arrived from all over the United States.

The sanctuary is composed of one large, new rabbitat and two smaller rabbitats, providing state-of-the-art safety and security for the rabbits. Within these rabbitats are rabbit territories of various sizes, where rabbits live in groups of two to four. Their many activities including running, chasing leaping, sunning, cuddling, and most importantly, digging.

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