BUNNIES ARE FOR LIFE, TOO

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Judi Inglis at Rabbit Run-away orphanage in Olinda urges people to buy a chocolate rabbit rather than a real on this Easter.

Mail - Ranges Trader mail - 09th April 2019

Inner cottontailed peace

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here are cat cafes, dog cafes, even goat yoga, and now a collaboration between the Dandenong Ranges Rabbit Run-Away Orphanage and yoga instructor India Barnard has resulted in something that’s both cute and cathartic.

Rangers Trader 26/02/2018

Rabbit Run-Away Orphanage owners cancel Valentines Day plans to rescue dumped bunnies

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OLINDA rabbit rescuers Judi and Bryce Inglis put their love for the animals above their love for each other on Valentine’s Day after taking in a group of seven dumped bunnies.

Herald Sun 18/02/2016

JUDI & BRYCE INGLIS - THE MISUNDERSTOOD RABBIT

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We have Dr Judi & Bryce Inglis in the studio, describing their work advocating for the much-misunderstood house rabbit whose welfare is largely ignored in Australia.  Their organisation, Rabbit Run-Away Orphanage, is dedicated to bringing education to all levels of government as well as the public, leading to improved welfare and legal change. 

Freedom of species 22/07/2018

Forgotten bunnies put hopes in special day

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They can bring so much joy into your life, so this National Pet Adoption Day, why not consider making your home a forever home?

Rangers Trader 02/02/2018

Why Easter is bad for bunnies

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While most people associate Easter with holidays and chocolate eggs, those luxuries couldn’t be further from the minds of animal shelters around Victoria.

Rangers Trader 20/03/2018

Rabbit Run-Away Orphanage may need break from accepting bunnies as high vet bills take their toll

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AN OLINDA rabbit refuge fears it may have to stop taking in bunnies as it struggles to cope with soaring vet bills of more than $70,000 a year.

Herald Sun 22/04/2016