Welcome to Britain's largest organisation for rabbit lovers!
The RWAF has existed since 1996 and is the combined effort of the Rabbit Welfare Association and its charity partner, the Rabbit Welfare Fund, working to improve the lives of domestic rabbits across the UK through education and communication by making people realise that rabbits are intelligent creatures that need space, exercise, companionship and stimulation and are not to be bought on a whim.
Sadly, despite being the third most popular pets in Britain, rabbits are still one of the most neglected domestic animals.
A huge proportion of rabbits live out their days in a small hutch with little or no exercise, or are unwanted and discarded onto rescue centres that are already bursting at the seams. Most cases of cruelty and neglect towards rabbits are out of ignorance; people often don't realise they are doing anything wrong because they haven’t done enough research into rabbit care and wellbeing before choosing to buy a pet rabbit.
As well as being an animal welfare agency, the RWAF also offers members the support needed to give their rabbits the best lives possible and have a huge wealth of experience to share with you.
We firmly believe that Rabbits Deserve Better!
RWAF Campaign Update
Click here for an extract from our members' magazine "Rabbiting On" highlighting our latest activities
Due to a change in OFCOM regulations, The Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund's telephone number has been changed to:
0844 324 6090
Please ensure that you have amended your address book as, if you dial the old number the association will be charged.
Rabbiting On, our quarterly magazine for members, is both fun and informative. It's packed full of all things bunny related, with articles on every aspect of rabbit care, tips and advice from experts, views from members, and of course plenty of pictures of fluffy bunnies!If you love rabbits then you simply can't miss Rabbiting On - it's free with membership so please join us.
If you want to add your voice to push for a better life for rabbits please join us. Together we really can make a difference! Given that rabbits are often portrayed as children's pets, we also have a membership section for younger members called the 'Jaffa Club' which will help to educate young minds about rabbit welfare. Like what you hear? Want to change things? Then get involved.
Janine Dunbar , Essex
Help us to help rabbits. Increase your donation to the RWF by up to 28% via the Charities Aid Foundation Website
Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund - A hutch is not enough...
