 Baton Rouge, LA 225-572-9735 Wendy@magichappensrescue.com      
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Surrendering a BunnyCustody Transfer Form While it may difficult for you or others in your household, sometimes finding another suitable home for your bunny can be the best option for both your family's schedule as well as the bunny's well-being. If you find that your schedule or other activities are interfering with the bunny's best interests, you can surrender him or her to the rescue and he/she can be kept here or in an approved foster home with one of our volunteers. E-mail us a completed Custody Transfer Form and we will find out which volunteer is closest to you and have them contact you to schedule a pick-up or drop-off time. If you are sending a cage with the rabbit, please let us know as well so we can make sure the volunteer has enough room in their home or vehicle to transport or house it properly. Previous owners are always welcome to call or email to check up on their bunny. OR If you'd like to find another home for your own bunny but not necessarily surrender it to the rescue (either because the rescue is full, you are too far away, or you want to be able to meet the person who adopts your rabbit), it can be "advertised" through the rescue. This means that MHRR will help your rabbit find a home by word of mouth and the internet and you will keep it until a new home is found. We will list the rabbit as "For Adoption By Owner" and you will set all details, such as adoption fee requested, if you will be sending a cage or accessories with the rabbit, etc. To do this, go to the Custody Transfer Form and fill out the information and e-mail it to us at wendy@magichappensrescue.com. You may fill it out in the Word program and attach it, or copy & paste it into an email. Please also send a picture or two of your rabbit if available - this GREATLY increases your rabbits chance of being seen and adopted. Please note on your form if you want your contact information posted on the web for easier contact or kept confidential and we can foward inquiries to you. PLEASE DO NOT RELEASE YOUR DOMESTICATED RABBIT "INTO THE WILD!" Read why HERE. |