WELCOME TO WONDERLAND RABBIT RESCUE
Until further notice WE CAN NOT TAKE IN ANY PRIVATE SURRENDERS. We are CLOSED TO INTAKE until further notice.
Wonderland Rabbit Rescue has endured a terrible loss on October 12th, 2020. Our lovely director, and founder of Wonderland, Barb Douyard has left this world to join all of the bunnies we have loved and lost throughout the years. She battled illness for a majority of the last year, and she was finally taken from us. She was a friend, a mentor, a caregiver, and so much more to so many people. Her absence is felt strongly. Wonderland is a rescue of love and devotion, and now her husband Gerald has taken up the helm to continue the rescue in her memory, alongside the help of our wonderfully beloved volunteers. It might take us a little bit to get back into our groove, but we're doing this for her. We already miss her terribly. Meanwhile, WonderCamp continues to be a hit! Our pet sitting service has 24/7 overview, complete pens for rabbits or guinea pigs, even hamsters and chinchillas have enjoyed their time at Camp. (With it being so hot we have not been able to let them play on the porch.) All activities are indoor and supervised. All Camping Fees are reasonable, we are within 10 miles of Detroit Metro Airport, and we can arrange drop off and pick up times to fit your schedule. All fees from Camp go directly into supporting the Rescue. Check out the tab on the left for more info. WRR has also initiated a community outreach program and a one weekend a month Bunny Spa. As of September 2020 we have also started a service called WonderBonds. It is a service to bond either 2 bunnies you have or your bunny to a Wonderland bunny. Please send an email to wonderlandrr@gmail.com for info on these growing programs. 
Wonderland Rabbit Rescue is closed.
We lasted 12 years and rescued rehabilitated and rehomed too many rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs and degus, birds, a couple dogs and a few cats. To any and all who supported us through the years THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart we could not have done it without you. |
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Wild Bunny Information
WONDERLAND IS NOT LEGALLY ABLE TO ASSIST WITH WILD RABBITS. IF YOU FIND A NEST THAT HAS BEEN DISTURBED YOU CAN FIND HELP ON THE MICHIGAN DNR WEBSITE. YOUR ABSOLUTE BEST BET IS TO PUT THE BABY BACK IN THE NEST WHERE YOU FOUND IT. MOTHER BUNNY ONLY COMES AT DAWN AND DUSK TO FEED. RARELY ARE THE BABIES ACTUALLY ORPHANED. IF YOU ARE POSITIVE THE BABY IS ORPHANED, PLEASE SEARCH THE INTERNET FOR DNR REHABILITATORS IN YOUR STATE (THERE IS A LIST BY STATE AND COUNTY ON THE DNR'S WEB PAGE). THANK YOU.
About Wonderland Rabbit Rescue...
Wonderland Rabbit Rescue is a Rescue for abandoned, rescued rabbits and small pocket DOMESTIC animals who need a new home due to different family situations that do not allow the animal to stay in its home. All rabbits adopted out of Wonderland will be spayed or neutered and will be rehabilitated to be indoor family members only.
As a we want to do what some other rescues are not. We spend lots of time with all the rabbits to rehabilitate and get them ready to become a member of their new furever family. During the final home visit, we spend time with the new owners and explain the intended adoptionable's background, special needs, housing, care, and supply our contact information in case the new owner has any questions or concerns. We try to cover everything from nutrition, day to day care and what to expect and what to do when the unexpected happens. We help our adopters set up their homes for bunny to make sure there are no cord chewing incidents or dangers like that which are not only dangerous to bunny but distressing for the owner. Preplanning will make sure that you, your family and bunny enjoy many years to together. Before getting a House Rabbit remember that they have a life expectancy of 8-10 years or more! That is one reason why we do not recommend adopting to a family that wants a pet just for their child. As a child grows and becomes more active in school or sports, bunny may take a back seat. We prefer bunny to be a "family" pet that ALL members of the family take part in its care, feeding, playing and cleaning.
As a we want to do what some other rescues are not. We spend lots of time with all the rabbits to rehabilitate and get them ready to become a member of their new furever family. During the final home visit, we spend time with the new owners and explain the intended adoptionable's background, special needs, housing, care, and supply our contact information in case the new owner has any questions or concerns. We try to cover everything from nutrition, day to day care and what to expect and what to do when the unexpected happens. We help our adopters set up their homes for bunny to make sure there are no cord chewing incidents or dangers like that which are not only dangerous to bunny but distressing for the owner. Preplanning will make sure that you, your family and bunny enjoy many years to together. Before getting a House Rabbit remember that they have a life expectancy of 8-10 years or more! That is one reason why we do not recommend adopting to a family that wants a pet just for their child. As a child grows and becomes more active in school or sports, bunny may take a back seat. We prefer bunny to be a "family" pet that ALL members of the family take part in its care, feeding, playing and cleaning.
