You Keep Them How?

While no one wants to see rabbits abused or neglected, it’s important that animal control and welfare agencies and their officers have a uniform standard of care to refer to when investigating alleged abuse or neglect of rabbits in any type of situation.

The RIC is working to alleviate this lack of standardized knowledge by offering to educate any agency in the intricacies of rabbit care of all kinds. Indoors or out, as pets or as breeding stock, rabbits are worth the time and effort to learn about.

We know there is huge pressure upon shelters and rescues which deal with rabbits; a sound and reputable standard of care will help minimize unnecessary animal seizures and surrenders, which will lessen that load.

This standard of care will also help shelters and rescues learn about dealing with large numbers of intact rabbits, and ways by which labor can be reduced without compromising the animals’ welfare. Hopefully, they’ll never need it, but the Rabbit Industry Council wants to make sure it’s there, just in case.

Did You Know We’re Not Just National, We’re International?

         We have helped folks in the UK, Canada, EU and even Africa to find resources and information helpful to their situations. From the West Coast to the East, Canada to Mexico and beyond, the Rabbit Industry Council is always proud to make itself available to assist rabbit owners of all kinds around the world.

After all, helping others is what we’re here for.

Care to join us? As a promotional point through the end of 2011, there is NO FEE to join.  Simply email us and receive your RIC membership patch design. 

We suggest you post it on your site and/or add it to your business card.

Remember:
     As a member of the Rabbit Industry Council, you must strive to communicate only the most accurate and ethical of information when educating and promoting. We can and will help you figure out where that line lies, but it’s your responsibility to use sound and reliable data in your efforts.

     The Rabbit Industry Council designs, logos and all on- and off-line content are copyright of Pamela Alley unless otherwise noted.
     The Rabbit Industry Council name is also legally trademarked through its long and honorable use both in communication and commerce.  Legal action is being undertaken at this time to deal with infringement.

We apologize for any confusion based on this attempted theft and appreciate your patience.

Now, back to rabbits!