House Rabbit Society
House Rabbit Society (EIN 94-3061685) is a Richmond, CA–based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that rescues and rehomes domestic rabbits and provides education, veterinary training, shelter assistance, and community programs. The site lists adoption, foster, medical, and outreach services and includes contact details and organizational information.
Source: Website · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
A state or regional rabbit-rescue or animal-welfare group (especially a House Rabbit Society chapter) seeking a small-to-mid sized program or emergency veterinary grant.
Good Fit
- • Direct mission alignment with rabbit rescue, rehoming, or veterinary support
- • Requests for emergency rescue funding or vaccine/medical supplies
- • Organizational or chapter affiliation with the House Rabbit Society network
- • Project budgets in the small-to-mid grant range (roughly under $10K in the observed year)
Geography
In the latest year available all grant dollars went to a single state (Georgia) despite the funder being based in California, so observed giving footprint is geographically narrow.
Recipient Variety
The latest observed year shows only one distinct recipient funded, so the recipient set in the available data is very small; however this conclusion is limited to the single year of data.
New Applicants
Direct evidence of turnover or new-recipient acceptance cannot be tested from one year of grants; the absence of public application instructions and the single, mission-matched recipient suggest relationship-driven choices, so openness to unfamiliar applicants is uncertain but not provably closed.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
