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Magic Happens' volunteers are still here for the often forgotten pets during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are no longer hosting adoption days and have made some changes to our adoption/intake protocols & meet-ups to make sure our volunteers and people we meet are as safe as possible.
We are having Care Days, please fill out a volunteer application and reach out to us via text message or Facebook message if you are interested in attending.
We are still doing adoptions by Appointment Only, we are still not able to have adoption days at Petsmart due to RHDV2. Largely we are having adoption appointments during set a set period of time on Sundays for rabbits. Guinea pigs we are doing adoption appointments as well, typically on the weekend.
We are resuming nail trims at Care Days, just let us know beforehand so we can let you know what time to swing by.
We are still asking visitors/volunteers to wear masks for their appointment
As usual, we ask that potential adopters and new fosters complete an online application/questionnaire so that we can discuss as much as possible ahead of in-person meet-ups.
MHRR is offering virtual meet-and-greets via Zoom or Google Hangouts (where available, not all foster parents have it) so adopters can talk to the foster parent of your potential new pet and see them interact with people on webcam. This is also utilized for new foster parents so that we can go over foster care information and "meet" you.
MHRR is sending adoption/foster packet information via email in advance since paper is hard to sanitize.
We are always happy to answer questions before, during and after adoption. Any foster or adopted pet's emailed packet will include the basic care information as well as specifics such as diet and routine information.
We stay full, and while we are still having limited adoptions we do not necessarily have spots opening up, since not all fosters are taking in new rabbits (some are just fostering for short periods of time/specific rabbits).
We are doing our best to take in rabbits, but again, we do not necessarily have spots available. For strays, we are more than happy to provide supplies until we have a spot available. For more information on what to do if you have caught a stray and how to care for it, visit our Stray Rabbit Care page here: magichappensrescue.com/strayrabbitcare
If there is anything wrong with the rabbit/pet health-wise please let us know. Text message or Facebook messenger are the best ways to reach us along with filling out a wait list form. Please note: Phone calls do not go to a volunteer's phone and voicemails are not checked regularly, text message is recommended.