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MEDGENE'S RHDV2 VACCINE GRANTED CRITICAL LICENSE BY USDA'S CENTER FOR VETERINARY BIOLOGICS - Vimarsana News

MEDGENE'S RHDV2 VACCINE GRANTED CRITICAL LICENSE BY USDA'S CENTER FOR VETERINARY BIOLOGICS

The vaccine targeting the lethal Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease has successfully passed required efficacy and duration-of-immunity testsBROOKINGS, S.D...

'Leapus Maximus': Rabbit from Vestavia Hills is finalist in Wacky Pet Name competition - Vimarsana News

'Leapus Maximus': Rabbit from Vestavia Hills is finalist in Wacky Pet Name competition

Leapus Maximus, a rabbit from Vestavia Hills, is a finalist in Nationwide's "Wacky Pet Names" competition. Alexander Davies, an attorney with Stanley & Associates, adopted her from acquaintances towards the end of 2021 when she was two months old.

Source: cbs42.com
A disease is killing domestic and wild rabbits. But there is a vaccine - Vimarsana News

A disease is killing domestic and wild rabbits. But there is a vaccine

The disease, Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Type 2, was first observed in the southwest United States in March of 2020 and has rapidly spread to nearly half of all states.

Source: kosu.org
Animal advocates warn against gifting rabbits at Easter - Vimarsana News

Animal advocates warn against gifting rabbits at Easter

Tulsa, Oklahoma, bunny, rabbit, pets, presents, gifts, easter, Easter, rescued, animal rescue, Jennah James, Pratibha Gautam, Oklahoma Rabbit Foster & Rescue Network, House Rabbit Society

Source: fox23.com
A disease is killing domestic and wild rabbits. But there is a vaccine - Vimarsana News

A disease is killing domestic and wild rabbits. But there is a vaccine

The disease, Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Type 2, was first observed in the southwest United States in March of 2020 and has rapidly spread to nearly half of all states.