Dear Friends,
We are thrilled to announce that your positive feedback to our e-newsletters has been even more enthuisiastic than we had imagined! So, we've decided to make the switch completely. Our goal remains the same: keep you informed, keep you entertained, don't overload your in box, and try to raise some moines for the bunnies in the process.
So the next newsletter we "print" will the the e-edition of The Rabbit's Tale.
To subscribe to The Rabbit's Tale click here.
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Announcements
- Extreme Makeover: Website Edition (9-1-2009)
- New Bunnies, New Photos, New Beginnings (10-16-2009)
- EARS' Holiday BYOB (Bring Your Own Bunny) Party (11-25-2009)
- Wrapping for the Buns (12-17-2009)
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Archived E-Newsletters
You can read back issues of our e-newsletters by clicking on the issue below.
Please note: When we recreated this website, some pages were renamed. Unfortunately, some newsletters published before 9-1-09 will have broken links. In those cases, use our navigation links on the left.
- Spring Yard Sale: April 18th
- E-Newsletter October 2008 : B.Y.O.B & Fall Happenings
- E-Newsletter June 2008 : House Rabbit Society Turns 20 & Vacation Travel
- E-Newsletter Jan. 2008 : Books for Buns and Cottontail's Cottage
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Archived The Rabbit's Tale Newsletter
You can download back issues of The Rabbit's Tale by clicking on the issue below. The Rabbit's Tale newsletters are PDF files. If you have trouble opening them, you may need the free program called Adobe Reader. You can download of copy of it here. These were published before we switched to our e-newsletter format.
Please note: When we recreated this website, some pages were renamed. Unfortunately, some newsletters published before 9-1-09 will have broken links. In those cases, use our navigation links on the left.
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Why We Volunteer
ADOPTED
Cremora & Mocha Latte were rescued from a desperate backyard situation before arriving at EARS. Cremora had been discarded after being used as "Easter Bunny" in a photographers studio, and Mocha had been an impulse purchase at a pet store. When they arrived, both rabbits were emaciated, had very thin coats and Cremora's top teeth had been broken off. Both bunnies were adopted to a wonderful home where they were doted on and given all the love, food, hay, toys and attention that we wish for all rabbits. They never had to be in the rain again and have know love, love, love.
Why do we volunteer? Because Mocha Latte & Cremora deserved better than they were treated at the start of their lives, and we found a home that gave them everything they could need and want.