Honey Bunny came to us in a group of 5 rescued rabbits, they seem to have not had much human interaction in the past, so they will need a home that is willing to work on socialization. Out of the group that came in, Honey Bunny is the most active and curious! She is a little nervous about being touched, and we are working on gaining her trust, though she is starting to understand that head pets are nice. She is a very large rabbit and will need plenty of space to run, roam and play!
Rabbits make wonderful companions, but they do require specialized care to thrive. Before adopting, please take the time to research their unique needs to ensure you're fully prepared to provide a happy, healthy home. Rabbits are not recommended for families with children under 10 years old due to their fragile nature and specialized care. You can learn more here:
https://www.animalhumanesociety.org/resource/rabbit-care
and here:
https://www.mnpocketpetrescue.org/rabbits
If you are interested in adopting, start by filling out an application in person or online:
https://www.couleehumane.com/adopt-an-animal
Once you have a general approval you can set up an appointment to have a 1-on-1 meet. Rabbits can also be seen in their play pens during open viewing hours Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 1-5.
Honey Bunny came to us in a group of 5 rescued rabbits, they seem to have not had much human interaction in the past, so they will need a home that is willing to work on socialization. Out of the group that came in, Honey Bunny is the most active and curious! She is a little nervous about being touched, and we are working on gaining her trust, though she is starting to understand that head pets are nice. She is a very large rabbit and will need plenty of space to run, roam and play!
Rabbits make wonderful companions, but they do require specialized care to thrive. Before adopting, please take the time to research their unique needs to ensure you're fully prepared to provide a happy, healthy home. Rabbits are not recommended for families with children under 10 years old due to their fragile nature and specialized care. You can learn more here:
https://www.animalhumanesociety.org/resource/rabbit-care
and here:
https://www.mnpocketpetrescue.org/rabbits
If you are interested in adopting, start by filling out an application in person or online:
https://www.couleehumane.com/adopt-an-animal
Once you have a general approval you can set up an appointment to have a 1-on-1 meet. Rabbits can also be seen in their play pens during open viewing hours Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 1-5.
We require that an application be completed with an adoption counselor. Adoption applications are processed the next business day.
Adoption Fees:
$30-100 Cats
$250-350 Dogs
$50 Rabbits
$15 All other small animals
We require that an application be completed with an adoption counselor. Adoption applications are processed the next business day.
Adoption Fees:
$30-100 Cats
$250-350 Dogs
$50 Rabbits
$15 All other small animals
Go meet their pets
We are located at 911 Critter Court in Onalaska (right behind the Gundersen Lutheran Clinic). Animal visitation hours are from 1:00pm - 4:00pm Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Office hours are Monday-Friday 9-5p, Saturday and Sunday 1-5p.
We are located at 911 Critter Court in Onalaska (right behind the Gundersen Lutheran Clinic). Animal visitation hours are from 1:00pm - 4:00pm Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. Office hours are Monday-Friday 9-5p, Saturday and Sunday 1-5p.
More about this shelter
The Coulee Region Humane Society, the leading animal-related community resource, serves the Coulee Region by promoting the humane treatment of animals. The Coulee Region Humane Society actively promotes a positive human-animal relationship and recognizes the interdependence between people, animals, and the environment by sheltering and placing homeless animals, preventing animal cruelty and neglect, and educating the community.
We offer adoption, surrender, and animal control services and education, pet therapy, training, and volunteer programs.
The Coulee Region Humane Society, the leading animal-related community resource, serves the Coulee Region by promoting the humane treatment of animals. The Coulee Region Humane Society actively promotes a positive human-animal relationship and recognizes the interdependence between people, animals, and the environment by sheltering and placing homeless animals, preventing animal cruelty and neglect, and educating the community.
We offer adoption, surrender, and animal control services and education, pet therapy, training, and volunteer programs.
Other pets at this
shelter
We'll also keep you updated on Micah's adoption status with email updates.
