House Rabbit Society book-signing with Marinell Harriman

[Guest guest]

The House Rabbit Society Rabbit Center presents an afternoon

with House Rabbit Society founder and House Rabbit Handbook

author, Marinell Harriman, as she introduces the fourth edition of

the book that started the house rabbit movement.

 

The House Rabbit Handbook, first published in 1985, quickly

became the " bible " for thousands of people who lived with house

rabbits and inspired countless thousands of others to bring their

" outside " rabbits indoors. Furthermore, the House Rabbit

Handbook was the springboard from which House Rabbit

Society and the international community of house rabbit lovers

was born.

 

Marinell Harriman's observations about rabbit behavior, through

her own 20 years of fostering, as well as through her work with

hundreds of other house rabbit observers, have culminated in

this new edition which contains new insights and a deeper

understanding of rabbit behavior, as well as the best and most

current information on rabbit health and veterinary matters for the

house rabbit caretaker.

 

After purchasing your new signed House Rabbit Handbook, we

would also like to acquaint visitors with the broad range of

volunteer opportunities available at the HRS Rabbit Center, as

well as at surrounding chapters. Whether you are a person who

likes to sit quietly and groom and socialize a shy shelter bunny,

or someone who would like to help with public outreach by

educating the public on the joys and responsibilities of living with

a house rabbit, we have a place for you. Or maybe you have

some extra time on your hands and could help by answering the

phone on our busy days. Other opportunities are helping with the

" Hop Shop, " database entry, assisting at special events,

assisting our health care staff and volunteers, transporting

rabbits to and from the veterinarian's office or shelters, or

working with a committee to plan an organic garden for bunnies.

Local chapters are seeking many of the same kinds of

assistance, including transportation, grooming, socializing,

outreach and special events, and of course fostering, and will be

on hand to tell you about their amazing accomplishments and

how you can be a part of their work.

 

Mark your calendar now and join us for a most enjoyable

afternoon. Refreshments will be served, and admission is free

and open to the public.

 

HRS Rabbit Center

148 Broadway

Richmond, California

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http://www.rabbit.org/rabbit-center/index.html