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15-Year-Old Rabbit Herbie Breaks Guinness World Record
Daily MixApr 23

15-Year-Old Rabbit Herbie Breaks Guinness World Record

A fluffy lionhead rabbit from Surrey has officially become the world's oldest living rabbit at 15 years old, nearly double his breed's typical lifespan. Herbie's remarkable longevity is a testament to the love and care he's received from his adopted family.

Google News - World Record2 min read
Mill Valley Woman Rescues 5,000 Rabbits in 27 Years
Community HeroesApr 2

Mill Valley Woman Rescues 5,000 Rabbits in 27 Years

A former Fortune 100 executive turned one unwanted bunny into a 27-year mission that's saved more than 5,000 rabbits from abandonment, abuse, and euthanasia. SaveABunny now rehabilitates the most vulnerable rabbits and finds them loving homes.

Google: rescue saves2 min read
Rescue Rabbit Morty Becomes Viral Jenga Champion
VideosApr 4

Rescue Rabbit Morty Becomes Viral Jenga Champion

A neglected rabbit who once suffered from parasites in a backyard hutch now lives his best life playing Jenga with his adoptive mom. Morty's journey from rescue to playful pet shows how love transforms lives.

Good News Network2 min read
UK Rabbit Herbie Breaks Record at 15, Double Life Span
Community HeroesApr 21

UK Rabbit Herbie Breaks Record at 15, Double Life Span

A lionhead rabbit in Surrey has become the world's oldest after living more than twice his breed's typical lifespan. Herbie celebrated his 15th birthday in November, proving that love and care can create small miracles.

Google News - World Record2 min read
Scientists Use IVF to Create Infertile Rabbits in Australia
InnovationMay 30

Scientists Use IVF to Create Infertile Rabbits in Australia

Australian researchers are using human IVF technology to develop a groundbreaking solution to the country's $200 million rabbit pest problem. The gene drive could eliminate feral rabbits without poisons or traps.

ABC Australia2 min read
Spanish Nuns Save Giant Rabbits From Extinction
Community HeroesMay 8

Spanish Nuns Save Giant Rabbits From Extinction

A group of nuns in Toledo, Spain are balancing prayer and pastry-making with an unexpected mission: saving the Spanish giant rabbit from disappearing forever. Their 30-year dedication has made their convent one of the most important breeding centers for a species that once fed families through Spain's darkest times.

Google: species saved endangered2 min read
Spanish Nuns Save 20-Pound Giant Rabbits From Extinction
Planet WinsApr 29

Spanish Nuns Save 20-Pound Giant Rabbits From Extinction

Eleven Franciscan sisters in central Spain are breeding rare giant rabbits that once fed families during wartime. Their 30-year conservation mission has produced 90 births this year alone.

Upworthy3 min read
10-Year-Old Rabbit Beats Cancer at WSU, Home for Easter
Health & WellnessApr 3

10-Year-Old Rabbit Beats Cancer at WSU, Home for Easter

A tiny lionhead rabbit named Henry is back home after beating a life-threatening chest tumor with radiation therapy at Washington State University's Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The 10-year-old bunny received groundbreaking treatment just in time to celebrate Easter with his devoted family.

Google News - Cancer Survivor3 min read
Six Rescued Baby Bunnies Return to Wild After Dog Attack
Acts of KindnessJun 1

Six Rescued Baby Bunnies Return to Wild After Dog Attack

Six baby rabbits injured in a dog attack received weeks of specialized care at Wildlife Haven before being successfully released back into nature. Their recovery story comes with an important reminder: most baby bunnies people find don't actually need rescuing.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery3 min read
Homebuilder Funds Wildlife Rescue Enclosures in Yorkshire
Acts of KindnessMay 29

Homebuilder Funds Wildlife Rescue Enclosures in Yorkshire

A North Yorkshire housing company is sponsoring wildlife rescue enclosures to help injured rabbits, hares, and hedgehogs near its new developments. The partnership gives vulnerable animals a second chance at life in the wild.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery2 min read
New Method Reshapes Eyes Without Surgery in 60 Seconds
InnovationMay 28

New Method Reshapes Eyes Without Surgery in 60 Seconds

Scientists have developed a laser-free way to correct vision using gentle electrical pulses that reshape the cornea in about one minute. Early tests successfully corrected nearsightedness in rabbit eyes without cutting tissue or removing cells.

Health Daily3 min read
Australia Opens First Adoption Center for Lab Animals
Acts of KindnessJun 21

Australia Opens First Adoption Center for Lab Animals

Hundreds of rabbits, rats, and guinea pigs used in scientific research now have a chance at normal life thanks to Australia's first adoption center dedicated to rehoming small lab animals. The Liberty Adoption Centre on NSW's Central Coast can house 120 animals while they wait for loving homes.

ABC Australia3 min read
Camera Traps Clear Endangered Tapirs in Honduras
Planet Wins3d ago

Camera Traps Clear Endangered Tapirs in Honduras

Scientists just proved that endangered Baird's tapirs weren't destroying cassava crops in Honduras after all. The real culprits? Cottontail rabbits.

Good Good Good2 min read
Scientists Use Poop DNA to Save World's Rarest Marsupial
Planet WinsMay 31

Scientists Use Poop DNA to Save World's Rarest Marsupial

Australia's Gilbert's potoroo, once thought extinct, has just 150 survivors in one location. Now researchers are using DNA from droppings to find new safe homes for the rabbit-sized marsupial.

Google: species saved endangered2 min read
Wisconsin Rescue Saves 50 Animals, Needs Adopters by Sunday
Community HeroesJan 18

Wisconsin Rescue Saves 50 Animals, Needs Adopters by Sunday

A Wisconsin animal rescue saved 50 neglected animals during a winter storm and now faces an urgent deadline. They need every cat, dog, and rabbit adopted or fostered by Sunday to make room for regular patients.

Google: rescue saves2 min read
Scientists Give Animals Photosynthesis to Reverse Disease
Health & WellnessApr 9

Scientists Give Animals Photosynthesis to Reverse Disease

Chinese researchers successfully transplanted plant-like nanoparticles into sick animals, allowing their cells to harness light energy. The breakthrough reversed degenerative diseases in rats and rabbits, opening new doors for treating aging and cellular dysfunction.

South China Morning Post2 min read
Kern County Wildlife Rescues Triple, Volunteers Needed
Community HeroesApr 9

Kern County Wildlife Rescues Triple, Volunteers Needed

A volunteer group in California rescued nearly 100 wild animals this year, triple last year's total, and needs more drivers to keep up with demand. Early births due to climate shifts mean more baby owls, rabbits, and possums need urgent transport to care centers.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
Salinas Shelter Seeks Volunteers to Help Animals Find Homes
Acts of KindnessFeb 13

Salinas Shelter Seeks Volunteers to Help Animals Find Homes

A California animal shelter is calling for volunteers to help dogs, cats, rabbits, and ducks find their forever families. Just two hours a week can transform a stressed shelter animal into an adoptable companion.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
AI Brings Lost 1820s Sea Shanty Back to Life
InnovationApr 6

AI Brings Lost 1820s Sea Shanty Back to Life

A dad's rabbit hole into sea shanty history led him to resurrect a forgotten 1820s whaling song using AI music technology. The 200-year-old lyrics now have a melody again, creating what he calls "a banger."

Fast Company2 min read
Spain's Lynxes Dunk Prey in Water, Baffling Scientists
Planet WinsApr 23

Spain's Lynxes Dunk Prey in Water, Baffling Scientists

Wild Iberian lynxes in Spain have been caught on camera doing something no carnivore has ever been recorded doing: soaking their dead prey in water before carrying it away. The discovery reveals surprising intelligence in one of the world's most endangered cats.

Smithsonian2 min read

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