Rabbit Wranglers is a wonderful, thoughtful, and educational organization that helped us with adoption of our new bun. Adopting rabbits through them is absolutely the best way to go. And the people who volunteer with them are the kindest, most helpful people (I’m looking at you, Alyssa!).
Rabbit Wranglers is a wonderful caring organization, worth of all my admiration. They are caring and compassionate. Devoted to all bunnies in need. They truly deserve every award and praise.
Great group who not only rescues bunnies, they provide a valuable service, helped me find a rabbit savvy bunsitter for my two babies.
I first heard of Rabbit Wranglers from my vet after my first rabbit passed away. Since then, the founders have generously given their time to educate me in the care of my next rabbit. Despite their busy schedules, they always respond quickly to answer questions and have trained me in emergency first-aid that has saved my rabbit's life while he was waiting to get to the vet. I'm eternally grateful for their patience, training, and kind care. They are unselfishly pouring their lives into educating animal owners and caring for rabbits that would otherwise be left to die. This is as non-profit as it gets. Their network of rabbit volunteers are 100% donating their time, and often times their own personal resources to giving these bunnies the best lives they can have. These are some unsung super heroes. Rabbit Wranglers is easily the most powerful resource making a difference in the lives of the greater Pittsburgh rabbit community.
I adopted my bun named Ollie about a year ago. I was impressed with Rabbit Wranglers from two perspectives - as a new bunny parent in need of some guidance and support and as a nonprofit finance professional. I continue to donate to Rabbit Wranglers not only because I’ve been impacted by how deeply they care for their rabbits, but also because I know the organization is run in a financially responsible manner and my contribution will directly impact the rabbits. Ollie and I encourage others to support this great nonprofit!
We adopt a handicapped rabbit whom we named Brooks. Brooks had a disease called ecuniculie (not sure I spelled that correctly). As the disease progressed, Brooks was unable to stand or hop. Rabbit Wranglers was there every step of the way with us. While Brooks was a great deal of work with daily baths and exercise being required, he was a lover. He loved being held and pet. He brought such a great deal of joy into our lives. We couldn’t have done it without Rabbit Wranglers
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Suaz & Alyssa are great and caring people. We have a handicapped bunny that in many instances would have been put down long ago. But thanks to Suaz & Alyssa willingness to teach us and to help us with Brooks, he is still enjoying his life. They have been extremely helpful in not only providing training and access to reasonably price veterinary care, but have also been willing to provide overnight shelter when it is necessary for my wife and I to be out of town (a regular kennel is not equipped to deal with a rabbit such as Brooks). Brooks has provided us with many hours of happiness and we have learned a great deal about what wonderful creatures rabbits are thanks to the fine folks at Rabbit Wranglers. They truly are an outstanding non profit organization.
As an avid animal lover and proponent of non-profits that work on behalf of animals in need I can honestly say that Rabbit Wranglers does a wonderful service for these little bunnies in need of love, medical treatment, and protection. We have adopted from Rabbit Wranglers and they are not only extremely knowledgeable but also always available to answer questions or offer guidance. Their care of the rabbits' well-being doesn't stop once they're adopted and I am very thankful for their efforts.
Rabbit Wranglers is one of the most sincere and passionate organizations regarding the animals they care for that I have had experience with. Every animal is so well taken care of and I will continue to donate to them and help by adopting again in the future.
For years they have been helping bunnies find and stay in their forever homes. They give continued support long after adoption and are truly invested in the happiness of the bunnies and their owners ❤️ They really understand each bunny's personality and needs, so that they can make lifelong matches
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Suaz, at Rabbit Wranglers, is a friend of mine, so I asked for her help finding a certain type of personality that would be a good groommer for my older rabbit, as well as a nice temperment, so they would get along well. I was very pleased with her choice, as she and her staff know their bunnies well. They also guaranteed that if the bunny they gave me didn't work out, they would switch for a different one, as sometimes bunnies are difficult to match up and be friendly towards eachother. The match was a success and they are both very happy. I will always recommend Rabbit Wranglers to anyone interested in getting a pet rabbit, their expertise in invaluable!
Truly compassionate people who devote so much time and effort into rescuing bunnies and giving them a second chance at life. Thanks for all you do and for bringing Carrots into my life, she wouldn't have the loving home she has now without the dedication of Rabbit Wranglers. We need more people like this in our world.
Rabbit Wranglers is one of the most dedicated and knowledgeable rabbit rescues that I have ever had the pleasure of working with. Their dedication to Rabbits with special needs is unmatched.
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We had a great experience with Alyssa & Rabbit Wranglers. They helped us adopt our very sweet and loving baby bunny Puf. She is grown to be super sweet and sassy, a great addition to our family.
I had a wonderful experience with Rabbit Wranglers! My elderly neighbor had a lot of mental issues which resulted in the neglect of his outdoor rabbit. I spoke with Suaz many times for advice on what I could do. My neighbor finally agreed to surrender his bunny and I immediately contacted Alyssa and got the rabbit out before he could change his mind. Alyssa found him a foster home (the bunny was too old to be adopted out) and even gave me updates from his new foster mom! They reported back that Simon was now litter trained and followed his foster mom to the fridge asking for treats. I was so relieved to know the bunny was safe and finally happy to live out the rest of his life! I will always donate to Rabbit Wranglers whenever I can, I saw firsthand the amazing work that everyone is doing for these animals. ❤️
This is a deeply caring, selfless group of volunteers serving a non profit that puts its resources directly towards the rabbits taken in. They rescue, seek any needed medical care, provide follow up care and adopt out screened adopters. They step in in emergency situations whenever they can help. Rabbit Wranglers provides education and resources to adopting families and anyone interested in learning more about these amazing little animals. This organization is best of the best and deserving of support.
Over a year ago a white rabbit was dumped in my mobile home park. I saw this bunny going from yard to yard and I searched the internet for a rabbit rescue. Suez called me back and made arrangements to come and trap the bunny. Together we were able to do it and save this bunny's life. So many people dump rabbits, I'm so happy I found this rescue, they are a second chance for these abandoned animals. Thank you Rabbit Wranglers!
Rabbit Wranglers is such an amazing organization. From rescuing many wonderful buns to educating rabbit parents and the community they do it all and truly make a difference. This past week they have been such a blessing after our little guy Roger became ill. Suaz has provided a lot of support and education and we can't thank her enough. Roger is part of a bonded pair and his girlfriend Iris says thank you, too!
I'm not quite sure where to begin, but I will certainly try not to write a novel.
When I adopted my bunny, Heidi, from Animal Friends in 2014, I was given Rabbit Wranglers' information. Little did I know how much it would come in handy.
Heidi was originally a stray, and her first year with me included some unfamiliar behavior, worms, stasis, and many trips to the ER Vet. And, as promised, Suaz and Alyssa were there every single time. Whether it be 5 pm, or 5 am, they upheld their promise to be there for Heidi and me.
Fast forward a couple months when I rescued a little boy bun named Teddy. I'd never rescued before, so Suaz talked me through it all. Teddy was doing great until he had a medical emergency on new years eve.
I called Suaz, scared to death, and she immediately came to my rescue. On her way over, her car broke down, and I felt horrible. She stayed on the phone with me the entire night and kept me calm while Teddy was being cared for. After he was released, he became part of Rabbit Wranglers' medical boarding and was nursed back to health and adopted by a lovely family! In 2016, I foster failured Gomez, who started off as a timid foster bunny, and ended up falling in love with Heidi. He had a rough start, but thanks to Rabbit Wranglers, we was given a new lease on life and is enjoying being a "husbun".
Suaz also medically boarded Heidi twice during 2 separate critical illnesses, and when she came home, she was a changed bunny! They truly are bunny whisperers, and have a magic touch.
I don't know how I'll ever repay them for their support and guidance, so I became a Rabbit Wrangler volunteer as of December 2015. Since then, I've learned so much, and have boarded bunnies, as well as fostered a few. It's the least I can do to give back to Suaz and Alyssa for all that they've done for me. Volunteering has been so rewarding, and the connection I've made with other volunteers has been incredible.
If it weren't for these two phenomenal women, I don't know where I'd be. But I do know one thing for sure, that I'm honored to be a volunteer with the most amazing group of people I've ever had the privilege of knowing.
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I'm not quite sure where to begin, but I will certainly try not to write a novel.
When I adopted my bunny, Heidi, from Animal Friends in 2014, I was given Rabbit Wranglers' information. Little did I know how much it would come in handy.
Heidi was originally a stray, and her first year with me included some unfamiliar behavior, worms, stasis, and many trips to the ER Vet. And, as promised, Suaz and Alyssa were there every single time. Whether it be 5 pm, or 5 am, they upheld their promise to be there for Heidi and me.
Fast forward a couple months when I rescued a little boy bun named Teddy. I'd never rescued before, so Suaz talked me through it all. Teddy was doing great until he had a medical emergency on new years eve.
I called Suaz, scared to death, and she immediately came to my rescue. On her way over, her car broke down, and I felt horrible. She stayed on the phone with me the entire night and kept me calm while Teddy was being cared for. After he was released, he became part of Rabbit Wranglers' medical boarding and was nursed back to health and adopted by a lovely family!
Suaz also medically boarded Heidi last year during a medical issue, and when she came home, she was a changed bunny! They truly are bunny whisperers, and have a magic touch.
I don't know how I'll ever repay them for their support and guidance, so I became a Rabbit Wrangler volunteer as of last December. Since then, I've learned so much, and have boarded bunnies, as well as fostered a few. It's the least I can do to give back to Suaz and Alyssa for all that they've done for me.
If it weren't for these two phenomenal women, I don't know where I'd be. But I do know one thing for sure, that I'm honored to be a volunteer with the most amazing group of people I've ever had the privilege of knowing.
