Our Mission: To provide rescued domestic rabbits a home for life.
You can make a difference
Providing a home for life for rescued domestic rabbits for 50 years!
Your support is vital to the survival of so many discarded rabbits. Help the Sanctuary by sponsoring one of our rescued rabbits, or by making a generous donation.
Be a part of this good work by donating today!
Sanctuary Receives SC State Angel Award for 2025
WCSC News 5 from Columbia, SC reported on the Angel Award event that took place in Columbia on November 19, 2025.
Caroline Gilbert, founder of Rabbit Sanctuary, Inc, holds the framed certificate awarded to the sanctuary by Secretary of State Mark Hammond.
RHDV 2
Rabbit Hemorrhagic
Disease Virus
In light of the deadly Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus spreading across the US and recently found in Georgia, the Board of the Rabbit Sanctuary is re-evaluating its rabbit intake procedures and volunteer orientation process. We welcome your interest in volunteering with us. Your volunteer application will be acknowledged, but we ask your patience as we construct new guidelines before welcoming you to the Sanctuary.
CBS Sunday Morning
April 4, 2021
Report on RHDV2
How You Can Become a Part of Rabbit Sanctuary, Inc.
What People are Saying
Deb R., Volunteer
"The Rabbit Sanctuary makes a significant difference in the lives of their rescued residents. From the day the bunnies arrive, and throughout the remaindeer of their lives at the Sanctuary, the focus remains on their well-being and happiness. The purposeful, worthwhile work, and the genuine camaraderie of the volunteers make supporting the Sanctuary tremendously rewarding."
Dale S., Volunteer
"Many years ago I discovered the Rabbit Sanctuary and because of the good work they do - rescuing abandoned and abused domestic rabbits - I volunteered. I still volunteer because I believe in their mission -providing a home for life including medical care - for these sweet furry souls."
Rebecca H.
"I have been a volunteer at the Sanctuary for over ten years. I believe in the need for a safe place for discarded domestic rabbits to reside. Here at the Sanctuary the rabbits needs come first. This is a place where they can live their lives as close to their natural lives as possible while still remaining safe, cared for, and respected."