The House Rabbit Society of Singapore (HRSS) is an all-volunteer, non-profit organisation dedicated to rabbit welfare and awareness.

A lot of pet animals in Singapore suffer unnecessarily because of ignorance on part of their owners. Many people buy pets on impulse and do not fully appreciate the responsibilities of keeping an animal at home. The problem is particularly acute for rabbits because people wrongly assume that they are low-maintenance starter pets.

HRSS was established by a group of concerned volunteers to address this problem. We seek to reduce the number of unwanted rabbits in Singapore and improve rabbits' lives through education.

HRSS runs a fostering programme to rescue and re-home abandoned rabbits. Every rescued rabbit is spayed or neutered, receives individual care including toys, medical care, healthy food and treats, and lots of love.

HRSS participates in numerous public events and maintains this website to educate the general public about rabbit care and behaviour. Our popular schools' programme serves to impart the young with the right attitude in treating and caring for animals.

HRSS has been operating as a registered society since April 2002. We are also a certified educator for the American House Rabbit Society. HRSS works closely with other animal welfare groups in Singapore such as the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), Cat Welfare Society and Action for Singapore Dogs.

For more information about HRSS, please visit the HRSS in the News section of this website or send an email to information@hrss.net.