Presenting… the Long Island Rabbit Rescue Group Class of 2020! Despite the many challenges faced around the world in 2020, the LIRRG team came together, at a safe distance of course, to advocate for and take action for the safety of domestic rabbits. More rabbits than ever found loving homes through our courtesy postings in our photo album of rabbits being privately rehomed… and, by some long-eared miracle, we set a new record for the number of adoptions in a year through LIRRG! 90 rabbits found their forever homes this year, thanks to our volunteers rescuing and caring for rabbits who had been previous abandoned, neglected, and abused… thanks to our generous foster families and donors… and thanks to our many fans! Binkies and love to all!
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